Chien Kuo Cubing Party 2025
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Organizers Drive Chien Kuo Cubing Party 2025 as Kai-Wen Wang Sweeps Three EventsEnglish
The competition hall at Taipei Municipal Chien Kuo High School filled with steady commotion on May 25, 2025, as stacks of scorecards were sorted and scramblers set to work behind partition boards. Across the floor in Taipei, Taiwan, judges raised their hands to summon runners while competitors adjusted their mats under the venue lights. Delivering an efficient single-day schedule of five disciplines and eleven rounds required continuous coordination from the volunteer staff, delegates, and staging crew, who kept tables cycling from the morning heats straight through the late-afternoon finals.
Behind every smooth heat was an operating crew managing scrambles, inspections, and rapid data entry for 118 competitors. The community framework of a World Cube Association gathering leans entirely on this shared labor, where experienced cubers and dedicated parents trade off judging duties between their own scheduled flights. At Chien Kuo Cubing Party 2025, that behind-the-scenes precision allowed all eleven rounds to move forward without delay, giving solvers of every tier the platform to test their training on the official stage.
Kai-Wen Wang delivered an extraordinary display across multiple events, securing three gold medals throughout the day. In the headline 3x3x3 Cube competition, Wang navigated through three intense rounds before capturing first place with a winning average of 7.01 seconds, just edging out Kai-Lun Cheng who took second place at 7.06 seconds. Yi-Fan Wu earned third on the podium with an average of 7.27 seconds. In earlier 3x3 results from the preliminary stages, Wang also recorded an impressive 5.33 single, underscoring his quick pace across the classic Rubik's Cube.
Wang extended his command into the larger twisty puzzles, picking up decisive victories in both big cube events. In the 5x5x5 Cube, which drew 82 competitors across two rounds, Wang took first place with a 39.44 average, finishing ahead of Yi-Jen Hsueh at 45.74 and Yi-Fan Wu at 46.21. Wang followed that performance in the 6x6x6 Cube final by logging a 1:18.16 winning average to claim gold over Wei-Ming Zeng, who posted 1:22.78, and Cian-Jyun Yang, who took bronze at 1:31.55.
Beyond the top steps of the podium, the weekend featured remarkable personal breakthroughs from competitors taking on ambitious schedules. Kai-Hong Hu entered three disciplines and made a major breakthrough on the Skewb, cutting their personal best down to 6.41 seconds, an improvement of 51.5 percent over their prior mark of 13.22, while also posting a 3x3x3 Cube personal best of 12.81 seconds and a first ever attempt of 3:33.80 on the 5x5x5 Cube. Yu-Chin Lee contested five events, establishing a first ever attempt of 4:14.57 in the 6x6x6 Cube and 6:27.93 in the 7x7x7 Cube alongside an 11.64 3x3x3 Cube personal best that trimmed 34.8 percent off their earlier 17.86 standard. I-Hao Cho logged a first ever attempt of 4.60 seconds on Skewb, took 31.5 percent off their 5x5x5 Cube record with a 1:02.86, and lowered their 3x3x3 mark to 7.60 seconds.
That forward progress continued across the larger puzzles for solvers tackling grueling multicube schedules. Yu-Chih Chuang took on five disciplines, recording a first ever attempt of 4:22.59 in the 7x7x7 Cube, improving their 6x6x6 Cube best by 24.7 percent to 2:04.76, and dropping their 5x5x5 Cube best by 17.7 percent to 53.14 seconds. Shih-Si Yao also took on five events and secured a 12th-place best finish in the 6x6x6 Cube, recording a first ever attempt of 1:38.81 in the 6x6x6 Cube and 2:51.35 in the 7x7x7 Cube while lowering their 3x3x3 mark by 12.2 percent to 7.87 seconds. Yu-You Guo tackled four events, producing a first ever attempt of 2:17.76 in the 6x6x6 Cube, a first ever attempt of 3:30.97 in the 7x7x7 Cube, and a 5x5x5 Cube personal best of 1:09.39.
The 7x7x7 Cube proved to be a showcase of endurance and mechanical control for the 46 solvers who stepped up to the table. Chun-Pao Ni took the title with a commanding 2:03.26 winning average, supported by the round's best single of 1:58.69. Cian-Jyun Yang finished in second place with a 2:11.05 average, while Wei-Ming Zeng completed the podium in third place at 2:11.83. The discipline requires deep concentration over multiple minutes, and Ni remained steady throughout both rounds to claim the top spot.
In the Skewb event, Cian-Jyun Yang earned gold among 68 competitors, stringing together a rapid 2.33 winning average and delivering the day's best single solve of 1.66 seconds. Kai-Lun Cheng followed closely in second place with an average of 3.42 seconds, and Kai-Wen Wang added another medal to his tally by placing third with a 3.72 average. The dynamic event provided a striking shift in pacing from the longer hardware rounds that occupied the rest of the schedule.
As timers were packed away and final scorecards verified, Chien Kuo Cubing Party 2025 concluded with all 15 podium positions earned by competitors representing Taiwan. The smooth execution of the tournament highlighted how essential skilled organization and enthusiastic volunteers are to high-level speedcubing. Solvers departed the high school venue in Taipei with new personal milestones and strong memories from a packed day of speed cubing, ready for their next WCA competition.
The success of the single-day cubing competition demonstrated the depth of the local scene across both classic Rubik's Cube categories and complex multi-layered puzzles. From the opening scrambles to the final podium presentations, the collaboration between event staff and competitors sustained an organized, competitive atmosphere. Solvers now turn their focus to training tables and upcoming fixtures as another active year of tournament play continues across the region.
Chien Kuo Cubing Party 2025在台北登場 王楷文三冠領銜全場中文
118名魔術方塊選手齊聚台北市建國高級中學,在2025年5月25日舉辦的Chien Kuo Cubing Party 2025展開了11輪高強度對決。這場WCA認證賽事共設有5個項目,選手們在緊湊的一日賽程中不斷挑戰極限,在各個項目中刷新個人成績與全國紀錄。
在備受矚目的三階魔術方塊項目中,Kai-Wen Wang (王楷文)表現亮眼,以5.46秒的單次成績與5.99秒的平均成績接連寫下紀錄,並在三輪激戰後以7.01秒的決賽平均成績奪下冠軍。該項目共有118名選手參賽,全場最佳單次成績為5.33秒,精彩對決成為這場速解魔術方塊盛會的焦點。
除了三階項目的強勢發揮,Kai-Wen Wang (王楷文)在五階與六階魔術方塊同樣展現統治力。他在82人參賽的五階項目中以39.44秒的平均成績斬獲第一,單次最佳達到37.17秒。六階項目吸引55人出賽,Kai-Wen Wang (王楷文)以1:18.16的平均成績與1:16.12的最佳單次再添一冠,成為本屆賽事的三冠王。
七階魔術方塊共有46名選手角逐,Chun-Pao Ni (倪君寶)在兩輪賽事中穩定發揮,最終以2:03.26的平均成績和1:58.69的最佳單次登頂。斜轉魔術方塊項目則有68人出賽,Cian-Jyun Yang (楊謙君)以2.33秒的決賽平均成績奪冠,並在比賽中繳出1.66秒的亮眼單次成績。
頒獎台上見證了台灣選手的全面包辦,在總計15個頒獎台席位中全部由地主選手取得。三階決賽中Kai-Lun Cheng (鄭凱倫)以7.06秒獲得亞軍,Yi-Fan Wu (吳亦凡)以7.27秒名列第三。斜轉項目中Kai-Lun Cheng (鄭凱倫)以3.42秒拿下第二,Kai-Wen Wang (王楷文)以3.72秒位列第三。
賽場上的突破不僅限於頂尖頒獎台,多位選手在不同項目中展現大幅進步。Jia-Yu Liu (劉佳瑜)在此次三階魔術方塊繳出17.01秒的個人最佳紀錄,比以往成績大幅縮短了45.5%。Shi-Cian Chen (陳士謙)在六階項目創下2:34.23的新個人最佳,提升幅度達34.8%,同時在三階與五階項目也分別進步至8.88秒與1:14.22。
I-Chuan Lin (林奕全)在七階項目寫下3:59.95的個人最佳,成績提升32.3%,並在六階與五階分別繳出2:44.08和1:00.35的亮眼成績。Chi-Hsun Hung (洪琪勛)迎來生涯首次斜轉項目嘗試並收穫13.86秒,其三階個人最佳也進步23.6%至22.36秒。Sheng-Fan Tsai (蔡勝帆)首次挑戰七階魔術方塊即繳出3:17.16,六階成績則提升18.8%達到2:12.85。Chien-Lung Shen (沈建隆)首次嘗試五階項目獲得1:30.13,三階項目亦提升10.2%至8.44秒。
在三階項目的紀錄名冊上,包括Yen-An Chen (陳彥安)的7.07秒單次與7.98秒平均、Yi-Jen Hsueh (薛以仁)的7.16秒單次與8.01秒平均、Mu-Cheng Liu (劉牧承)的6.77秒單次與8.33秒平均,以及Xiang-Yu Wu (吳享諭)、Wei-Ming Zeng (曾唯銘)、I-Hao Cho (卓奕豪)、Yun-Kai Yeh (葉昀愷)、Chih-Hsiang Yang (楊志翔)和Yi-Fan Wu (吳亦凡)均繳出突破性的亮眼數據。
隨著Chien Kuo Cubing Party 2025在台北市建國高級中學圓滿落幕,這場魔術方塊比賽為2025賽季增添了豐富的競賽回憶。選手們在Taipei, Taiwan展現的專注與技術突破,為未來的魔術方塊賽事奠定了堅實基礎。