The most regular tournaments in China are NSL, SWL, and WCG. There are some other big 2-day events happen across the year.
Easiest way to “follow” the Chinese scene is to watch this 24-hours Chinese stream (both live and restream). Most of the premier content is on this stream alone. http://www.fengyunzhibo.com/tv/NEOtvSC2.htm
As inspired by Reddit’s recent attention to the Chinese StarCraft scene, I decided to write a short guide on how to follow the Chinese scene to the non-Chinese audience. Following the Chinese scene can be difficult since there is little information in the English-speaking websites. Even though TL actually has a decent amount of threads, event calendar, and wiki entries about the Chinese tournaments, it is still spread-out and may be difficult to know they are even there. So this guide may act like an introduction to “what is happening, what to watch, and where to watch” in the Chinese StarCraft scene. I will try to keep this thread updated in my spare time. Also, I know there are many Chinese and people who know Chinese language on TL, if you know some Chinese SC2 events that are not listed here, you can post them in this thread, and I will add them to this top post.
Unfortunately the even calendars are all in Chinese. But you can use browser to search for keywords such as NSL or SWL. The time zone is call CST – China Standard Time.
Why should I care about some random Asians? So let's introduce some Chinese female players and casters (service, service). The girls are quite a feature of the Chinese scene, as many organizers will have female casters to cast with the male casters and female players to play with fans to boost popularity. And you know it will work. The following are some of the notable Chinese female players and casters
http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/MisS (韩懿莹): Han "MisS" Yi Ying is a Chinese former WarCraft III player and shoutcaster, who became a professional StarCraft II player for team StarTale on February 13, 2012.
Xueyan (雪研): As you may remember, she casted 2012 WCS China and Asia with Artosis and Rob Simpson.
Xiaoyu (小雨): She works for NeoTV, which is the organizer of the above three premier events. So if you are going to watch some of the NSL and SWL, you may probably see her casting. + Show Spoiler +
ifeng Electronic Sports Cup (rough translation) has been running for 4 weeks now with a prize pool of ~$375, sponsored by the Hong Kong tv channel Phoenix, broadcasted every Friday, Saturday at this site I believe: http://games.ifeng.com/special/djbs/live.shtml
The online portion of National Electronic Sports Tournament 2013 just ended, with a prize pool of ~$4000 and 16 players qualifying for the offline finals in November with a prize pool of ~$10000.
Technically the WCG China regionals are going on right now, with 3 regions left: Shanghai 9/7 - 9/8, Chengdu 9/14 - 9/15, Guangzhou 9/21 - 9/22. WCG China finals starts on October 11th.
Hi, freeamount and argonautdice, thank you so much for your contribution. I already add your information to the top post (in the news section). When after maybe one week, when the thread sinks, I will put the news section to the top of the post.
On September 03 2013 12:20 lichter wrote: Thanks for this thread! I wish I could help out somehow but my SC2 sched is already packed
Dude, I think you are also Chinese, right? Just be a little curious : )
I'm Chinese but don't live in China. I am there about twice a year (more if you count TW/HK) for business though. My Chinese is decent enough to look at info but not good enough for translations. Plus I learned traditional and don't know simplified x_x
On September 03 2013 14:02 larse wrote: NSL 2013 Ro 16 starts at 11:00 GMT (+00:00) in about 6 hours.
It would help a lot if these could be added to the calendar!
Also: I am already too busy with LR threads and stuff so I can't manage LR threads for this tournament, but I am willing to premake LR OPs for them. If there is enough interest and someone is willing to consistently make the LR threads, I can make per group LR OPs. Otherwise I will make per Round LR OPs with undetailed results and handle them myself.
On September 03 2013 12:20 lichter wrote: Thanks for this thread! I wish I could help out somehow but my SC2 sched is already packed
Dude, I think you are also Chinese, right? Just be a little curious : )
I'm Chinese but don't live in China. I am there about twice a year (more if you count TW/HK) for business though. My Chinese is decent enough to look at info but not good enough for translations. Plus I learned traditional and don't know simplified x_x
It would help a lot if these could be added to the calendar!
Also: I am already too busy with LR threads and stuff so I can't manage LR threads for this tournament, but I am willing to premake LR OPs for them. If there is enough interest and someone is willing to consistently make the LR threads, I can make per group LR OPs. Otherwise I will make per Round LR OPs with undetailed results and handle them myself.
I don't know how to make them and I doubt my consistence on making them every time.
For NSL: I can make the LR thread for each group or round, and then just update late. It's better than not having a thread. Even if it only gets a few replies at least more people will be aware of it. I guess I'm doing this.
For SWL: Does it appear in the calendar? That's a big issue. It also conflicts with GSL sometimes. digmouse recently made a thread for one of the days, but I think 2 threads per group is too much. Maybe 1 thread with both days is better. I will ask him about it.
On September 03 2013 14:39 lichter wrote: For NSL: I can make the LR thread for each group or round, and then just update late. It's better than not having a thread. Even if it only gets a few replies at least more people will be aware of it. I guess I'm doing this.
For SWL: Does it appear in the calendar? That's a big issue. It also conflicts with GSL sometimes. digmouse recently made a thread for one of the days, but I think 2 threads per group is too much. Maybe 1 thread with both days is better. I will ask him about it.
Why not a mega thread of the whole tournament? I mean one for NSL only and one for SWL.
On September 03 2013 14:39 lichter wrote: For NSL: I can make the LR thread for each group or round, and then just update late. It's better than not having a thread. Even if it only gets a few replies at least more people will be aware of it. I guess I'm doing this.
For SWL: Does it appear in the calendar? That's a big issue. It also conflicts with GSL sometimes. digmouse recently made a thread for one of the days, but I think 2 threads per group is too much. Maybe 1 thread with both days is better. I will ask him about it.
Why not a mega thread of the whole tournament? I mean one for NSL only and one for SWL.
One megathread (like RSL) makes looking at results very complicated. Need to spoiler a lot of stuff. It will also be hard to explain who's playing today, though I guess that can be edited whenever there is a set of new players. It's also a burden for one person to do everything. It is a solution though, since it will gather more posts and hopefully make people more likely to check it out. Since there isn't big interest in it yet, maybe I can do that. What do you think?
On September 03 2013 14:39 lichter wrote: For NSL: I can make the LR thread for each group or round, and then just update late. It's better than not having a thread. Even if it only gets a few replies at least more people will be aware of it. I guess I'm doing this.
For SWL: Does it appear in the calendar? That's a big issue. It also conflicts with GSL sometimes. digmouse recently made a thread for one of the days, but I think 2 threads per group is too much. Maybe 1 thread with both days is better. I will ask him about it.
Why not a mega thread of the whole tournament? I mean one for NSL only and one for SWL.
One megathread (like RSL) makes looking at results very complicated. Need to spoiler a lot of stuff. It will also be hard to explain who's playing today, though I guess that can be edited whenever there is a set of new players. It's also a burden for one person to do everything. It is a solution though, since it will gather more posts and hopefully make people more likely to check it out. Since there isn't big interest in it yet, maybe I can do that. What do you think?
I think it's perfect. Thank you so much. Will link to your post the moment I see it. Maybe if you have time, you can PM me about how to do it, so maybe I will do some others in the future.
On September 03 2013 14:39 lichter wrote: For NSL: I can make the LR thread for each group or round, and then just update late. It's better than not having a thread. Even if it only gets a few replies at least more people will be aware of it. I guess I'm doing this.
For SWL: Does it appear in the calendar? That's a big issue. It also conflicts with GSL sometimes. digmouse recently made a thread for one of the days, but I think 2 threads per group is too much. Maybe 1 thread with both days is better. I will ask him about it.
Why not a mega thread of the whole tournament? I mean one for NSL only and one for SWL.
One megathread (like RSL) makes looking at results very complicated. Need to spoiler a lot of stuff. It will also be hard to explain who's playing today, though I guess that can be edited whenever there is a set of new players. It's also a burden for one person to do everything. It is a solution though, since it will gather more posts and hopefully make people more likely to check it out. Since there isn't big interest in it yet, maybe I can do that. What do you think?
I think it's perfect. Thank you so much. Will link to your post the moment I see it. Maybe if you have time, you can PM me about how to do it, so maybe I will do some others in the future.
There is a link in my quote for the LR Thread Tutorial.
On September 03 2013 14:39 lichter wrote: For NSL: I can make the LR thread for each group or round, and then just update late. It's better than not having a thread. Even if it only gets a few replies at least more people will be aware of it. I guess I'm doing this.
For SWL: Does it appear in the calendar? That's a big issue. It also conflicts with GSL sometimes. digmouse recently made a thread for one of the days, but I think 2 threads per group is too much. Maybe 1 thread with both days is better. I will ask him about it.
Why not a mega thread of the whole tournament? I mean one for NSL only and one for SWL.
One megathread (like RSL) makes looking at results very complicated. Need to spoiler a lot of stuff. It will also be hard to explain who's playing today, though I guess that can be edited whenever there is a set of new players. It's also a burden for one person to do everything. It is a solution though, since it will gather more posts and hopefully make people more likely to check it out. Since there isn't big interest in it yet, maybe I can do that. What do you think?
I think it's perfect. Thank you so much. Will link to your post the moment I see it. Maybe if you have time, you can PM me about how to do it, so maybe I will do some others in the future.
There is a link in my quote for the LR Thread Tutorial.
Is there any easy place to check the schedule for the games?
Event Calendar (in Chinese)
Unfortunately the even calendars are all in Chinese. But you can use browser to search for keywords such as NSL or SWL. The time zone is call CST – China Standard Time.
Thanks for the good guide. Didn't know that the time was that good for Europe (if you don't have work/school) so I know what I'm going to watch at lunch
Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
What a strange post. First; The OP isn't about a Chinese WCS and second: The American scene isn't exactly overflowing with talent either. Besides, a fourth WCS region would be Asia and Oceania. So basically everyone left out of the other three.
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
So all the mediocre American players are entitled to coverage, benefits, corporate sponsorship, etc, where as the rest of the world who arguably play better don't matter?
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
What a strange post. First; The OP isn't about a Chinese WCS and second: The American scene isn't exactly overflowing with talent either. Besides, a fourth WCS region would be Asia and Oceania. So basically everyone left out of the other three.
I was responding to the many posts saying China should get their own WCS region. I don't disagree with the American scenes lack of talent, obviously outside Scarlett (best foreigner IMO), and don't really see what your point was in saying that. Maybe you meant they don't deserve their own WCS region either due to lack of talent, but the obvious rebuttal to that is that they have been hosting premier tournaments which have included the best players in the world for some time now, and thus they have an established scene, even if their players aren't domestic.
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
So all the mediocre American players are entitled to coverage, benefits, corporate sponsorship, etc, where as the rest of the world who arguably play better don't matter?
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
What a strange post. First; The OP isn't about a Chinese WCS and second: The American scene isn't exactly overflowing with talent either. Besides, a fourth WCS region would be Asia and Oceania. So basically everyone left out of the other three.
I was responding to the many posts saying China should get their own WCS region. I don't disagree with the American scenes lack of talent, obviously outside Scarlett (best foreigner IMO), and don't really see what your point was in saying that. Maybe you meant they don't deserve their own WCS region either due to lack of talent, but the obvious rebuttal to that is that they have been hosting premier tournaments which have included the best players in the world for some time now, and thus they have an established scene, even if their players aren't domestic.
I was responding to the many posts saying China should get their own WCS region.
There's about 4 posts about a Chinese WCS.. :-S Your whole post is about the Chinese scene not having enough talent to warrant their own scene but in your reply you're suddenly talking about hosting tournaments. Never heard about Warcraft 3? The Chinese can host tournaments no problem.
Maybe you meant they don't deserve their own WCS region either due to lack of talent
Of course not. You are the one talking about people not "worthy" of their own region and I'm obviously calling you out for that. What don't you understand about that? Asia + Oceania (not just China) have enough good players to warrant their own region and, considering geography, it would probably become the third Code A. But I'm not advocating a 4th WCS region here; I'm just responding to your unnecessarily negative and out of the blue (hence strange) post.
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
I am the OP and I agree and disagree with you on different points.
I know that you are responding to the posts that says China should get its own WCS. I know that most Chinese players don't have that Korean level skills. I also know that the Chinese scene may not be as good as it sounds. And I am ok to admit that there may be a little over-hyped about the Chinese scene, (which I kinda jumped in and magnified).
China screwed up last year's WCS Asia and WCS Global Finals to some extent. It's not terrible but realistically it will be better if it was held in EU. The cancellation of the WCS China and Asia, I think, may have something to do with that.
But does the cancellation of the WCS China and Asia actually helped improving and channeling resources into the other regions? I guess not. Even though WCS China and Asia were not that fascinating, they were still pretty decent events in 2012 and brought a lot of attention and curiosity in the West. SC2 scene, I guess, kinda lacks new stuff a the moment. And WCS China and Asia definitely bring something new, rare, and funny to the West.
There may seem to be an over-hype of the Chinese scene in the last few weeks. This was due to the bad things of Korean scene and some of the negativity about the NA scene. So people were trying to find a positive thing to be confident about SC2. Then China came in with some great news.
However, I doubt it is a real hype. The attention to the Chinese scene outside China is still as small as it can be. I am cautiously rational about how many people that this thread can bring to follow the Chinese scene. Though I am happy about yesterday's NSL TL LR thread. It got 60 replies. In 2012, NSL LR threads got like 3-4 replies in average.
Nevertheless, these are the exact reasons that I want to help the Chinese scene for what I can. It should and can be better. And I was trying to do what I can to help it, maybe, a tiny little bit.
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
I am the OP and I agree and disagree with you on different points.
I know that you are responding to the posts that says China should get its own WCS. I know that most Chinese players don't have that Korean level skills. I also know that the Chinese scene may not be as good as it sounds. And I am ok to admit that there may be a little over-hyped about the Chinese scene, (which I kinda jumped in and magnified).
China screwed up last year's WCS Asia and WCS Global Finals to some extent. It's not terrible but realistically it will be better if it was held in EU. The cancellation of the WCS China and Asia, I think, may have something to do with that.
But does the cancellation of the WCS China and Asia actually helped improving and channeling resources into the other regions? I guess not. Even though WCS China and Asia were not that fascinating, they were still pretty decent events in 2012 and brought a lot of attention and curiosity in the West. SC2 scene, I guess, kinda lacks new stuff a the moment. And WCS China and Asia definitely bring something new, rare, and funny to the West.
There may seem to be an over-hype of the Chinese scene in the last few weeks. This was due to the bad things of Korean scene and some of the negativity about the NA scene. So people were trying to find a positive thing to be confident about SC2. Then China came in with some great news.
However, I doubt it is a real hype. The attention to the Chinese scene outside China is still as small as it can be. I am cautiously rational about how many people that this thread can bring to follow the Chinese scene. Though I am happy about yesterday's NSL TL LR thread. It got 60 replies. In 2012, NSL LR threads got like 3-4 replies in average.
Nevertheless, these are the exact reasons that I want to help the Chinese scene for what I can. It should and can be better. And I was trying to do what I can to help it, maybe, a tiny little bit.
I understand where youre coming from, and like I said before, I think it would be cool for a country with such a large population to start getting into SC2. And I wasnt saying China is unable to host large well put together tournaments, just that they do not yet have the infrastructure to do so, nor do they have the level of players required to legitimize those tournaments as being of the premier level.
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
I am the OP and I agree and disagree with you on different points.
I know that you are responding to the posts that says China should get its own WCS. I know that most Chinese players don't have that Korean level skills. I also know that the Chinese scene may not be as good as it sounds. And I am ok to admit that there may be a little over-hyped about the Chinese scene, (which I kinda jumped in and magnified).
China screwed up last year's WCS Asia and WCS Global Finals to some extent. It's not terrible but realistically it will be better if it was held in EU. The cancellation of the WCS China and Asia, I think, may have something to do with that.
But does the cancellation of the WCS China and Asia actually helped improving and channeling resources into the other regions? I guess not. Even though WCS China and Asia were not that fascinating, they were still pretty decent events in 2012 and brought a lot of attention and curiosity in the West. SC2 scene, I guess, kinda lacks new stuff a the moment. And WCS China and Asia definitely bring something new, rare, and funny to the West.
There may seem to be an over-hype of the Chinese scene in the last few weeks. This was due to the bad things of Korean scene and some of the negativity about the NA scene. So people were trying to find a positive thing to be confident about SC2. Then China came in with some great news.
However, I doubt it is a real hype. The attention to the Chinese scene outside China is still as small as it can be. I am cautiously rational about how many people that this thread can bring to follow the Chinese scene. Though I am happy about yesterday's NSL TL LR thread. It got 60 replies. In 2012, NSL LR threads got like 3-4 replies in average.
Nevertheless, these are the exact reasons that I want to help the Chinese scene for what I can. It should and can be better. And I was trying to do what I can to help it, maybe, a tiny little bit.
I understand where youre coming from, and like I said before, I think it would be cool for a country with such a large population to start getting into SC2. And I wasnt saying China is unable to host large well put together tournaments, just that they do not yet have the infrastructure to do so, nor do they have the level of players required to legitimize those tournaments as being of the premier level.
These Chinese got tech skill and hardware to support them to hold any event but not for SC2. Why? because there are not so many people playing sc2 in china compare to LOL and Dota. BTW, last years WCS and this years IEM shanghai was unsucessufl because all the tech staff they are using come along with Bilzzard and ESL, not the local guy. If you ever watch G-League or NSL offline events, it's great and never have any tech issue.
On September 05 2013 08:50 Survivor61316 wrote: Honestly, I don't see the point of all the excitement for the Chinese scene..its not like the scene there is overflowing with talent. Wow, so they have two players that are in any way recognizable; how does that constitute an an entire WCS region getting devoted to them?? HerO wiped the floor with his group in the StarsWar league, which contained two of their supposedly "notable players," not even dropping a map; even some no name Australian player in iaguz was able to split both of his series with the Chinese players..and who the f*** is iaguz??
Sure its cool that a country with such a large population is getting into the game, but lets be realistic about it people. There is absolutely no reason for them to get a WCS region, and no reason to be overly excited just for the sake of following, lets admit it, some pretty mediocre pro players matches.
On September 05 2013 12:34 reekjohn wrote: MISS is LOL player now.
I agree with it, sad about that.
We can't blame her. Realistically many female players' skill level isn't going to get a major champion or anything. So stick with the most popular esport and make income based on other attributes other than being fully competitive is a good way. It sounds sexist but it's the situation.
I'll be in china for intern for 2 months. I can read and understand chinese(Singaporean chinese). OP have any links to their community websites so i can follow their scene or even join any of their tournaments? Thanks!
On September 13 2013 15:43 warcralft wrote: I'll be in china for intern for 2 months. I can read and understand chinese(Singaporean chinese). OP have any links to their community websites so i can follow their scene or even join any of their tournaments? Thanks!
You can find out most of the domestic tournament information here: http://sc2.neotv.cn/
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