Luu Bach Hoanh and Ngo Tong Han won the 2026 Jinjiang Cup global xiangqi doubles tournament in Chengdu, according to BongdaPlus.
The China-Singapore pairing defeated Trinh Vu Dong and Lam Gia Han in the final and received 200,000 yuan.
Individual experience, doubles success
Luu Bach Hoanh is a young Chinese xiangqi player whose earlier achievements include the men's Asian individual title in Singapore in December 2024.
The source says he won that event at 15, becoming its youngest champion.
Ngo Tong Han brings Singaporean experience, including a bronze medal at the 2023 world individual championship and a team rapid-format gold at the 2022 SEA Games.
Those results provide background to the partnership. The new achievement in Chengdu is a doubles title, requiring shared tactical decisions rather than only individual performance.
Vietnamese players finish in the top six
Nguyen Thanh Bao partnered Indonesia's Lam Tien Cuong to finish fifth, earning 20,000 yuan.
Nguyen Hoang Yen and China's Manh Phon Due placed sixth and received 10,000 yuan.
The runners-up took 80,000 yuan, while Lang Ky Ky and Sergej Korchitskij finished third for 40,000 yuan.
The Vietnamese-dong amounts mentioned in the source are approximate conversions, rather than separate prize payments.
The event brought players from several xiangqi systems together in a doubles format.
For the Vietnamese participants, top-six finishes added international competition experience in a discipline where coordination between partners forms part of the challenge.