Zhaoshang Cup

The Zhaoshang Cup is a Go competition between China and South Korea.

## Outline[edit]

The Zhaoshang Cup is a team competition between players from the Zhongguo Qiyuan and Hanguk Kiwon. Each team is made up of six players (five players and one substitute).[1]

## Past winners and runners-up[edit]

Year | Winner | Score | Runner-up

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2011 | China | 6–4 | South Korea
2012 | China | 7–3 | South Korea
2013 | South Korea | 5–5 | China
2014 | South Korea | 7–7 | China

## References[edit]

1. ^ "China Won Zhaoshang Cup". unlimitedgo.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2 June 2011.

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Continental Go titles

Current|

* Asian TV Cup
* World Mingren
* Bosai Cup

Team|

* Nongshim Cup
* Zhaoshang Cup
* Asian New Star Match
* CSK Cup

China-Japan|

* China-Japan Agon Cup
* China-Japan Supermatches
* China–Japan Tengen

China-Korea|

* China–Korea Tengen
* China-Korea New Pro Wang
* China-Korea Champions League
* Kangwon-Land Cup
* Riyuexing Cup

China-Taiwan|

* China-Taiwan Yayi Cup

Japan-Taiwan|

* Japan-Taiwan Jingying

Team|

* Jeonggwanjang Cup
* Huanglongshi Cup

Competitions in italics are defunct

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