The Next Women's World Champion is from China.

China’s Tan Zhongyi has claimed victory in the final game of the Women’s Candidates Pool B, defeating Russia’s Aleksandra Goryachkina in a closely-fought match

Ding's world title completed a dream sequence for China: Ju Wenjun - Hindustan Times

International Chess Federation on X: 1991: Xie Jun becomes Women's World Champion Xie Jun surprised the chess world to become Women's World Champion after beating Maia Chiburdanidze with a score of 8

Sharpest Chess Queens Battle for World Champion Title

Colombia beats China in FIFA U17 Women's World Cup-Xinhua

Table Tennis-Chen keeps China's perfect record intact with gold

Feature: triple chess world champ Ju Wenjun eyes self-improvement - Xinhua

Skylar Park wins women's taekwondo gold for Canada at Taiyuan World Grand Prix

ONE: AGE OF DRAGONS Brings A Stacked Lineup Of World Champions To China - ONE Championship – The Home Of Martial Arts

China's Zheng Qinwen looks set to be next big thing in tennis - The Japan Times

World champion Ding Ning of China celebrates after defeating China's Li Xiaoxia in the women's singles final at the Table Tennis World Championships in Ahoy stadium, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Saturday May 14, 2011.