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	Sensei's Library: Rui Naiwei
		Rui Naiwei (Chinese: 芮乃偉, Hanyu Pinyin: Ruì Nǎiwěi, Korean Hangul?
		Despite that this was Rui's first tournament since she left China, she got through to the semi-finals where she was beaten by Otake Hideo 9-dan of Japan, but not before registering one win against him--to that point the greatest achievement by a female player in the game.
		Rui Naiwei -- by Jan van der Steen
	senseis.xmp.net /?RuiNaiwei (301 words)

	Rui Naiwei - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rui Naiwei (Traditional: 芮乃偉; Simplified: 芮乃伟; Pinyin: Ruì Nǎiwěi; born on December 28, 1963) is a Chinese professional go player, now active in South Korea.
		She is probably the strongest female go player who has ever lived, and is the only woman to have won one of the major open go titles.
		Naiwei's style tends to be extremely aggressive, and often characterized by large scale semeai.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rui_Naiwei (279 words)

	First Game of Environmental Go
		Rui Naiwei 9 dan was born on December 28, 1963 in Shanghai, China.
		Rui, who is without question the greatest woman Go player of all time and one of only two women to reach the top rank of 9 dan, has recently begun representing the United States in professional Go matches.
		Rui Naiwei and Jiang Zhujiu are now married to one another.
	www.britgo.org /results/env/index.html (1508 words)

	MindZine - Go - Feature: Rui Naiwei
		Rui was born in Shanghai on 28 December 1963.
		Rui made a living easily enough by teaching go - she was the main instructor for a computer network - and by working in the international division of an insurance company.
		Rui won, as she was also to do in term 3 and 4.
	www.msoworld.com /mindzine/news/orient/go/special/ruinaiwei.html (1752 words)

	MindZine - Go - International: The Hung Chang Cup
		Possibly, though, her mind is occasionally elsewhere as she is still in the throes of protracted negotiations to represent Shanghai in the coming Jiangling Cup team tournament.
		Rui Naiwei 9-dan overcame Chinese compatriot Zhang Xuan 8-dan, and Pak Chi-eun 3-dan beat her compatriot Yun Yeong-seon 2-dan.
		The pairings for the semi-finals on 11 January are Rui versus Zhang and Pak versus Yun, so both countries are guaranteed some involvement in the final, the winner of which will effectively count as the women's world champion.
	www.msoworld.com /mindzine/news/orient/go/international/hungchang.html (1028 words)

	07.20.00 - Media Advisory: Two of the world's top Go players will play a demonstration game
		Two of the world's top Go players, the Chinese couple Naiwei Rui and Jujo Jiang, will play a demonstration game to open a week-long research workshop on combinatorial games like Go, which in Asia is much more popular than chess.
		That was the first time ever that a woman had won a major open tournament, and her achievement is even more remarkable because of the legalistic hurdles that she faces when she tries to play in the major Japanese tournaments.
		Naiwei Rui will be playing the demonstration game against her husband, Jujo Jiang, who is still remembered in China for routing Japanese professionals in the original Sino-Japanese matches in the mid-1980s.
	www.berkeley.edu /news/media/releases/2000/07/20_go.html (325 words)

	Ing Goe Foundation
		We sponsor major amateur Goe tournaments for children and the general public to highlight the SST Laws of Goe and help to increase the level of Goe playing strength in the West.
		After a delay of several months Rui Nai Wei, 9-Dan met Feng Yun, 9-Dan to complete the 1997 Bohae Cup.
		These two women are the only women ever to reach the level 9-Dan and also the only women to hold the Bohae Cup.
	www.goedharma.com /goereview.htm (151 words)

	rui classes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		However, in the west women have been slow to embrace this elegant art-form, which teaches the theory of yin and yang and how relationship requires sharing.
		Ms Rui is the strongest woman player in the history of goe playing.
		Wu-Ching Yuan 9considered by many to be the greatest player of the century) has selected Ms Rui as his final student as he continues to develop goe strategies in his retiring years.
	www.goedharma.com /ruiflr.htm (273 words)

	Video
		Rui Naiwei and Feng Yun are both 9P.
		Rui is considered the strongest female player, she does pretty well in open (men's) tournament and is the only women who has won a major open title.
		I think there are more cultural barriers to women in Japan than in China or Korea.
	www.voltar-confed.org /kgcf/cgi/topic_show.pl?pid=3402 (501 words)

	Joseki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In his book A Way of Play for the 21st Century, Go Seigen compared choosing the proper joseki to choosing the proper medicine —pick the right one, and you feel better.
		) Rui Naiwei similarly remarked that playing joseki is easy [but] choosing the right one [in a game) is hard.
		A joseki may fall out of use for various reasons, some of which may often seem minor to the amateur player, and professionals may consider one variation suboptimal for a very specific reason —one which strong amateurs are not likely to exploit.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joseki (873 words)

	Go (board game)
		Historically, Go has been unequal in terms of gender.
		However, the opening of new, open tournaments and the rise of strong female players, most notably Rui Naiwei[?], has in recent years legitimised the strength and competitiveness of emerging female players.
		Around 2000, in Japan, the manga (Japanese comic) Hikaru no Go has popularized Go among the youth and started a Go boom in Japan.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/go/Go_game.html (2737 words)

	Feng Yun 9-dan professional, 1st Baohae Cup
		held in 1994, Chinese players met in the final round, in the 3 games, Rui Naiwei won the champion and Feng Yun was runner-up.
		The opening ceremony, the left four players are from China, Rui Naiwei, Yang Hui, Feng Yun and Ye Jinjin
		The first on the right is Feng Yun, the second on the right is Rui Naiwei.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /fengyun/best_p_Baohae1.htm (184 words)

	FOCUS: Top female Chinese ''go'' player snubbed by Japan. - Journal, Magazine, Article, Periodical
		In 1990, two years after becoming the first female go player in the world to earn the rank of 9-dan, Rui Naiwei left her homeland, China, for Japan, hoping to take on top Japanese professional players.
		Rui, 38, never had a chance to realize her wish, let alone an opportunity to take part in any official professional go tournaments in Japan.
		In fact, the only professional encounter she ever had with a high-ranking Japanese go player took place in Taiwan, when she came up against Hideo Otake, also a 9-dan, in the semifinals of the Ying Changqi Cup, a world go tournament held every four years.
	goliath.ecnext.com /coms2/summary_0199-1521688_ITM (184 words)

	Gomasters - Product (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Rui Naiwei rises to final victory at the Kuksu after defeating all the top players of Korea - Yoo Changhyuk, Lee Changhao and finally Cho Hoonhyun.
		Listen to Rui's feelings and comments about all the top players.
		Rui Naiwei snatches victory from the once number one player in Japan.
	gomasters.com /index.php?id=191 (686 words)

	AGEJ 2003-03-10 archived at HilltopGo
		RUI NAIWEI ON A ROLL: Rui Naiwei 9P won the final game in her ten game match with Park Jieun 3P bringing the score to an even 5-5.
		Rui started off by winning the first three games, but had to come from behind to tie the series after Park won games 7, 8, and 9.
		You can download the game records at http://www.kyoto.zaq.ne.jp/momoyama/news/kr/rp/rp.html THIS JUST IN: Rui Naiwei won the second game in the title match for the 1st Jeongganjang (World Ladies) Cup against Zhang Xiang 8P of China to even the score at 1?1 in the three game match.
	www.hilltopgo.com /agej/2003/2003-03-10.html (2225 words)

	Daily Yomiuri On-Line
		Chinese player Rui Naiwei, who lives and competes in South Korea, is generally regarded as the strongest woman go player.
		Currently, 16 women--six from South Korea and five each from China and Japan--are battling to decide who is the strongest in the World Championship for Women.
		Although the wariuchi of 7 is slightly unconventional, the moves through 17 do not arouse much comment.
	www.bresler.org /Go/YomiuriDaily/igo_e/204.htm (1001 words)

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		One of the Korean representatives is Rui Naiwei, playing in her second international tournament for her adopted country.
		Yoda Norimoto 9-dan (Japan), Rui Naiwei 9-dan (Korea) b.
		Seo vs. O Rissei, Rui vs. Zhou, Cho Hun-hyun vs. Lee Chang-ho, Lee Se-dol vs. Ma Xiaochun.
	www.nihonkiin.or.jp /topics2001/oldtopics2000-e/20000707-e.htm (599 words)

	Chinese Weiqi League
		With the hastily drafting of the "Guidelines for Overseas Players", note it's "overseas" not "foreign", more non-CWQA players are expected to sign on with clubs for next season.
		Most notably is Rui Naiwei 9D, Kim Sing-Jun 7D another Korean player who's processing the paperworks to join the leauge as we speak, and Zhou Junxun the top China-trained player from Taiwan.
		Rui Naiwei 9d to Shanghai Mobile Telecoms (A-league)
	www.romgo.com /subiecte/www/rgg/chinese_weiqi_league.html (1025 words)

	Title: The game to beat all games
		One of them, Rui Naiwei, is among the world’s top 15 players.
		In 2000 the Iron Lady, as Ms Rui is often called, trounced the world’s two top-seeded male players, one after the other in a single tournament.
		Half of the world’s 30m or so go players are Chinese, and sponsorship has grown in
	www.hawaii.edu /geog_mr/shogi/economist.htm (1668 words)

	Guo Juan's Go School - Audio Go Lessons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Rui Naiwei 9p won the finals against Cho Hye Yeon 5p (B+R), 2-1..
		Opening : Black played one 4-4 point and a 3-5 enclosur, white two 4-4 points.
		Rui Naiwei 9p a gagné la finale contre Cho Hye Yeon 5p (N+A), 2-1.
	guojuan.demon.nl /goschool/gls/tournaments.php?n=31 (76 words)

	Games - Rui Naiwei
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		Rui Naiwei (Traditional: 芮乃偉; Simplified: 芮乃伟; Pinyin: Ruì Nǎiwěi; born on December 28, 1963) is probably the strongest female go player who has ever lived.
		She was born in Shanghai, China, and as of 2005 lives in Seoul, South Korea, with her husband, Jiang Zhujiu, also a 9-Dan professional.
	listing-index.ebay.com /games/Rui_Naiwei.html (243 words)

	11th Samsung Cup - Go Discussions
		Rui Naiwei 9p - Park Yeong Hoon 9p
		Rui Naiwei 9p < Park Yeong Hoon 9p
		Rui Naiwei 9p > Park Yeong Hoon 9p[/quote]
	www.godiscussions.com /forum/showthread.php?t=804 (449 words)

	AGEJ 2003-07-15 archived at HilltopGo
		WORLD GO NEWS: Cho U Wins Honinbo In Upset; Rui Naiwei Wins First Game In Kuksu; Roads 3-Time Winner At Scottish Open
		RUI NAIWEI WINS FIRST GAME IN KUKSU: Rui Naiwei 9 Dan has won her first game in the current Women's Kuksu tournament in Korea, defeating Lee Tahye 1 dan with White by resignation.
		Teenager Yi Tahye 1 Dan takes on Rui Naiwei 9 Dan in an event involving eight players with a winners and a losers bracket.
	www.hilltopgo.com /agej/2003/2003-07-15.html (1773 words)

	gobooks - Essential Joseki
		Two-Space High Approach and Large Knight's Move Approach to the Three-Four Point
		Essential Josekiâs author, Naiwei Rui, is one of the top female professional go players.
		Her book covers about 40 important joseki, along with more than 200 variations, which focus on the local situation rather than the whole board.
	gobooks.nemir.org /books/y22.html (326 words)

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		He became a pro player at the age of 14 and has one a number of major tournaments.
		He was responsible for the nurturing of many weel0known players, including Cao Dayuan (9 dan), Rui Naiwei (9 dan), Chang Hao (7 dan) and Hua Xaumen (7 dan).
		Since 1986 Yang has been teching Go in the US.
	www.paydaygames.com /Cart/moreInfo.php?recordID=163 (205 words)

	Slate and Shell Go (Baduk, Weiqi, Goe) Software Store (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		43rd Kuksu Challenger Match, Rui Naiwei vs. Lee Changho, video commentary
		43rd Kuksu Tournament, Preliminary round game between Rui Naiwei and Yoo Changhyuk, video commentary
		2001 Samsung Cup Preliminary Round Game between Rui Naiwei and Cho Chikun, video commentary
	www.slateandshell.com /library.asp?cat=software (164 words)

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