Chengdu Spring Open 2025

The spacious halls of the Tianfu International Conference Center filled with the focused hum of twisting plastic as 227 competitors gathered in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. Across February 8 and February 9, the two-day schedule demanded versatility and endurance across 13 events and 26 rounds of intense play. From sprawling big cubes to non-standard mechanical puzzles, the Chengdu Spring Open 2025 showcased the full breadth of the modern cubing competition, drawing both seasoned champions and dedicated multi-event contenders.

While standard cubes often take top billing, the specialist categories set a fiery pace throughout the weekend. The 12-sided Megaminx delivered a masterclass from Ziyu Wu, who claimed the gold medal with a 30.14 winning average and an event-best single of 28.05 across two rounds. On the flat-faced Skewb, Kaixi Guo navigated two rounds of competition to win first place with a 2.17 average, leading Jiawen Liu with 2.52 and Yening Liu with 2.90 on an all-Chinese podium.

The distinctive dial-turning of the Clock event brought another sharp duel to the tables, where Haoxuan Zhang secured victory with a 4.36 average ahead of Guo Yang at 4.57 and Yening Liu at 4.76. In Square-1, a puzzle known for changing shape mid-solve, Jiazhou Li took the title over two rounds with a sharp 6.63 average and a 5.63 best single. Meanwhile, Lingkun Jiang mastered the Pyraminx, taking top honors among 89 competitors with a 1.74 average.

Ziyu Wu proved unstoppable across the heavy-hardware categories throughout the Chengdu Spring Open 2025. In the 5x5x5 Cube, Wu posted a 43.17 average to edge out Ruihang Xu at 43.65 and Chen Chen at 46.39. Wu then doubled down on the largest puzzles, taking the 6x6x6 Cube with a 1:18.92 average ahead of Chongkui Chen at 1:30.83 and Haoxuan Zhu at 1:35.17, followed by a commanding 7x7x7 Cube win in 1:46.60 ahead of Chongkui Chen and Jiman Huang.

Beyond the podium battles, several competitors achieved remarkable milestones in their personal progression. Xiaoshuai Feng delivered the weekend's most dramatic cut in solving time, posting a 4x4x4 Cube personal best of 44.87, which was 53.7 percent faster than a previous mark of 1:37.01, while also tackling initial attempts at Skewb with 6.20 and 3x3x3 One-Handed with 25.91. Le Dai logged a massive 47.9 percent personal best in 3x3x3 One-Handed at 15.81 alongside debut attempts in the 7x7x7 Cube at 3:07.19 and 6x6x6 Cube at 1:53.90. Zihang Xu shaved 40 percent off an earlier mark to secure a 44.38 personal best in 4x4x4 Cube while putting up maiden marks in 5x5x5 Cube at 1:37.75 and Square-1 at 19.08.

The sheer ambition of the field was equally evident in multi-event undertakings across the schedule. Yichen Wang entered 11 separate disciplines, recording a 63rd place in 6x6x6 Cube alongside maiden marks in Clock at 11.31, 3x3x3 One-Handed at 17.91, and Square-1 at 24.87. Boxun Zhang tackled 10 disciplines to earn a best finish of 4th place in 3x3x3 One-Handed, adding first-time attempts in Skewb at 4.35, 5x5x5 Cube at 52.66, and Megaminx at 1:01.28. Jin Feng also completed a 10-event program with an 11th-place finish in Megaminx, debuting in Clock at 9.61, Skewb at 2.90, and 5x5x5 Cube at 1:20.50.

When attention turned to classic Rubik's Cube solving, Ruihang Xu showed formidable speed cubing form by taking two titles. Xu captured the 4x4x4 Cube with a 20.60 average and the 3x3x3 One-Handed crown with an 8.70 average. In the memory-intensive 3x3x3 Blindfolded discipline, Yifan Wang solved without sight in a winning 20.14 single, topping Guoliang Wang at 28.32 and Lingxiao Li at 36.49.

The short-format 2x2x2 Cube event saw Ziyu Ye take first place with a 1.25 average, barely ahead of Jiazhou Li at 1.35 and Yiheng Wang at 1.38. The weekend concluded with the flagship 3x3 results, where Yiheng Wang led a field of 205 competitors across four rounds to capture first place with a 4.30 average, besting Xuanyi Geng at 4.87 and Yufang Du at 5.26. Across every table, this WCA competition confirmed the depth of regional speedcubing talent in 2025 as the Chengdu Spring Open 2025 drew to a close.

在刚刚结束的WCA认证魔方赛事中，Yiheng Wang (王艺衡)以惊人的4.30秒决赛平均成绩夺得三阶魔方冠军，其最快单次成绩达到3.59秒。这场高水平对决不仅展现了顶尖选手的爆发力，也为整个比赛周末拉开了精彩序幕。来自全国各地的魔方爱好者齐聚一堂，在多种异形与大阶项目中展开了激烈角逐。

2025年2月8日至9日，Chengdu Spring Open 2025在Chengdu, Sichuan, China的天府国际会议中心举行。本场魔方比赛共设13个正式项目，历经26轮精彩比拼，吸引了多达227名选手参与。从经典的三阶魔方到复杂的异形结构，现场涵盖了极具多样性的各类魔方竞速挑战，充分展现了魔方运动的丰富魅力与选手的全能实力。

三阶魔方赛场共有205名选手参与四轮角逐，Yiheng Wang (王艺衡)凭借4.30秒平均成绩登顶，Xuanyi Geng (耿暄一)以4.87秒获得亚军，Yufang Du (杜昱方)以5.26秒位列第三。在二阶魔方项目中，Ziyu Ye (叶梓渝)在153名选手中脱颖而出，以1.25秒的平均成绩摘金，Jiazhou Li (李佳洲)与Yiheng Wang (王艺衡)分别以1.35秒和1.38秒位列二三位。

在大阶魔方与异形魔方赛场，Ziyu Wu (吴子钰)展现出强大的统治力，包揽了多项冠军。他在五阶魔方中以43.17秒平均成绩夺冠，力压Ruihang Xu (许瑞航)的43.65秒；随后他又在六阶魔方和七阶魔方中分别以1:18.92和1:46.60的平均成绩折桂。不仅如此，Ziyu Wu (吴子钰)还在五魔方项目中以30.14秒的平均成绩斩获个人第四个项目冠军。

四阶魔方与三阶单手项目则由Ruihang Xu (许瑞航)独揽双冠，他的夺冠平均成绩分别为20.60秒和8.70秒，其单手单次更是做出了6.78秒的出色表现。金字塔魔方冠军由Lingkun Jiang (姜凌坤)以1.74秒平均成绩获得，Kaixi Guo (郭铠希)以2.17秒赢得斜方魔方冠军，魔表项目由Haoxuan Zhang (张浩轩)以4.36秒夺冠，Square-1项目头名则归属Jiazhou Li (李佳洲)，成绩为6.63秒。

在关注度极高的三阶盲拧项目中，选手需要凭借出色的记忆力在盲视状态下复原魔方，最终Yifan Wang (王逸帆)以20.14秒的优异单次成绩夺得冠军，Guoliang Wang (王国梁)和Lingxiao Li (李凌霄)分别以28.32秒和36.49秒获得亚军和季军。多样化的赛程安排让每一类魔方技巧都得到了充分展示。

在聚光灯之外，多位选手的突破构成了周末赛场动人的篇章。Zhiyang Wei (魏之杨)在出战的4个项目中迎来了金字塔魔方、二阶魔方和魔表的生涯首秀，分别录得5.27秒、2.47秒和13.09秒。Bowen Shi (施博文)参加了8个项目并在斜方魔方取得第8名，其斜方个人最好成绩提升67.6%至3.15秒，二阶提升21.2%至2.71秒，同时完成了魔表首秀。Jingyu Huang (黄靖宇)参加了全部13个项目，在盲拧拿下第16名，其金字塔提升64%至6.90秒，斜方提升60.2%至7.53秒，六阶提升29.4%至2:50.07。

更多选手也在多维度的赛场上刷新自我。Jun Cao (曹骏)参与5个项目并在六阶拿下第56名，他首次挑战六阶和四阶魔方分别做出2:36.86和1:00.37，魔表成绩则提升38.9%至11.70秒。Ziyun Wang (王子云)报名12个项目并在魔表拿下第7名，魔表成绩进步26.8%至5.03秒，并首次尝试了七阶的3:17.72和六阶的1:50.94。Chao Wei (卫超)在8个项目中表现亮眼，盲拧名列第18位，魔表成绩大幅提升69.5%至10.41秒，金字塔和斜方也分别大幅进步55.8%和51.6%。

为期两天的Chengdu Spring Open 2025在成都顺利收官，各项目的激烈比拼展现了中国魔方竞速运动的多样化水准。随着各项纪录与个人最好成绩的刷新，选手们在这场春季综合魔方赛事中交出了亮眼的答卷，也为接下来的赛季征程积累了宝贵的实战经验。