Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026

Inside Yeo's Fashion Factory, the rhythmic clatter of plastic layers turning at breakneck pace filled the hall as competitors gathered around the timing mats. Tables were lined with large-puzzle hardware, timers, and score sheets under the bright lights of the industrial venue. The atmosphere carried the distinct focus of a focused big-cube gathering as solvers prepared their mechanisms and reviewed alignment strategies. A total of 111 competitors assembled for the single-day showcase in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China on June 20, 2026, setting the stage for intense showdowns across four challenging events and nine total rounds of competition.

Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026 offered a demanding schedule exclusively focused on the largest NxN puzzles in the official roster. Rather than relying on traditional 3x3 results to anchor the schedule, the tournament tested stamina and deep algorithmic knowledge across the 4x4x4 Cube, 5x5x5 Cube, 6x6x6 Cube, and 7x7x7 Cube. Competitors who grew up practicing the classic Rubik's Cube brought their advanced techniques to the grand stage. Across all four categories, Chinese competitors delivered a dominant collective display, capturing nine of the twelve available podium positions while facing world-class international opposition.

The 4x4x4 Cube contest opened the championship program with a massive field of 104 entrants across three intense rounds. China swept the entire podium in a thrilling final round decided by fractions of a second. Chen Chen captured the victory with a winning average of 23.82 seconds, backed by the round's best single solve of 21.68 seconds. Kaichen Huang pushed the champion down to the final solve, securing second place with a mark of 23.99 seconds. Zijian Cai finished close behind in third place at 24.32 seconds to finalize an all-China top three.

The 5x5x5 Cube final produced one of the defining highlights of the entire cubing competition when Ziyu Wu delivered an exceptional sequence of solves. Wu secured first place with an outstanding 37.43-second average, setting a new national record for China. Wu also registered the event's fastest single effort at 35.78 seconds. Tianlan Geng claimed the silver medal for China with a solid 43.41 average, narrowly edging Malaysia's Lim Hung, who took the third-place step with an average of 43.54 seconds in a field of 95 competitors.

Across the hall, the tournament story was enriched by competitors expanding their horizons and achieving massive breakthroughs away from the trophy ceremony. Jiyu Liu took on three events and delivered a 43.35 personal best in the 4x4x4 Cube, improving by 21.6 percent from a previous best of 55.29, while also completing a first ever attempt at 5x5x5 Cube with a time of 1:33.23 and a first ever attempt at 6x6x6 Cube in 2:51.63. Jiayi Li tackled four events, producing a 15.2 percent improvement on the 7x7x7 Cube with a personal best of 4:16.60 compared to an earlier 5:02.51, a 14.7 percent cut to 1:06.59 on the 5x5x5 Cube, and a first ever attempt at 6x6x6 Cube in 2:42.25.

That drive was matched across all four disciplines by other dedicated competitors who embraced the big-cube program. Yueshan Yang entered four events and notched a 3 percent personal best of 1:05.36 on the 5x5x5 Cube alongside a first ever attempt at 6x6x6 Cube in 2:15.89 and a first ever attempt at 7x7x7 Cube in 3:23.16. Chongjian Zhao marked a personal best of 47.33 on the 4x4x4 Cube, shaving 4.5 percent off a previous 49.58 mark, while logging a first ever attempt at 6x6x6 Cube in 3:40.93 and a first ever attempt at 7x7x7 Cube in 5:30.28. Weizhong Luo executed a first ever attempt at 5x5x5 Cube in 1:06.29, a first ever attempt at 6x6x6 Cube in 2:16.70, and a first ever attempt at 7x7x7 Cube in 3:32.86. Jianlong Li also completed four events, posting a first ever attempt at 5x5x5 Cube in 1:22.11, a first ever attempt at 6x6x6 Cube in 2:23.27, and a first ever attempt at 7x7x7 Cube in 4:18.72.

The 6x6x6 Cube event saw Lim Hung of Malaysia break through to the top step of the podium with a commanding performance across two rounds. Hung posted a winning average of 1:14.31 along with the fastest single solve of 1:12.77 among 85 entrants. Chen Chen earned a second medal of the meet by taking runner-up honors for China with an average of 1:22.98. Ziyu Wu completed the top trio by logging a 1:23.46 average for third place, continuing a remarkably consistent day on the big stages of speed cubing.

The heavy hardware concluded with the 7x7x7 Cube, where Ziyu Wu capped a spectacular performance at Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026. Wu clinched the title with a 1:42.98 average, highlighted by a blistering 1:33.72 single solve that established a new national record for China. Lim Hung claimed second place with an average of 1:44.75, earning his third medal of the day. Junliang Huang secured third place for China with an average of 2:12.46, surviving two rounds of tense turning among 65 competitors.

The high level of execution throughout Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026 demonstrated the depth of talent currently competing across the region. China's sweep of nine podium places alongside Malaysia's three top finishes highlighted a day of world-class speedcubing at the highest standard. With national records established and personal bests shattered across all brackets, the memorable WCA competition at Yeo's Fashion Factory closed out 2026 big-cube action in emphatic style.

在四阶魔方决赛的舞台上，微弱的时间差决定了最终的荣耀归属。2026年6月20日，在位于Guangzhou, Guangdong, China的杨协成时尚工场，Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026上演了一场扣人心弦的大阶魔方速拧对决。四阶决赛里，陈晨（Chen Chen）以23.82秒的平均成绩力拔头筹，仅仅领先第二名黄楷宸（Kaichen Huang）0.17秒，后者以23.99秒紧随其后。

四阶项目的第三名蔡子健（Zijian Cai）同样表现亮眼，平均成绩为24.32秒，前三名之间的差距不到半秒。整场Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026聚焦于高阶魔方项目，吸引了多达111名选手参与4个大项共9轮比赛的角逐，四阶项目更有104位选手登场亮相。陈晨在三轮比拼中不仅夺得冠军，还跑出了全场单次最佳的21.68秒。

五阶魔方赛场则见证了吴子钰（Ziyu Wu）的统治级发挥。吴子钰在两轮比赛中表现惊艳，最终以37.43秒的平均成绩摘得桂冠，并一举刷新了中国五阶魔方平均国家纪录。他在该项目中跑出的35.78秒也是全场最快单次。耿天澜（Tianlan Geng）以43.41秒获得亚军，马来西亚选手林弘（Lim Hung）以43.54秒位列第三。

七阶魔方的较量同样被吴子钰牢牢掌控，他不仅以1:42.98的平均成绩夺冠，更以1:33.72的单次成绩打破了中国七阶单次国家纪录。林弘以1:44.75的平均成绩紧随其后获得亚军，黄骏亮（Junliang Huang）则以2:12.46位列第三。吴子钰在本次WCA认证魔方赛事的超大阶项目中展现出惊人的稳定性与速度。

六阶魔方决赛成为马来西亚选手林弘的舞台，他凭借1:14.31的平均成绩和1:12.77的单次成绩斩获该项目冠军。四阶冠军陈晨在六阶项目中以1:22.98的平均成绩夺得亚军，吴子钰则以1:23.46收获季军。整场魔方比赛中，中国选手揽获9个领奖台席位，马来西亚选手带走3个席位，竞争异常激烈。

在光彩夺目的领奖台背后，许多平日低调的选手在这场Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026中迎来了突破。李沁宸（Qinchen Li）在参加的3个项目中表现非凡，六阶个人最好成绩提升至2:11.59，比此前的3:12.65快了31.7%，五阶成绩也提升6.5%来到1:13.43。林子伦（Zilun Lin）专注于四阶魔方，以40.12秒刷新个人纪录，较之前的56.05秒大幅提速28.4%。

更多选手用首次尝试和大幅刷新个人最好成绩写下了精彩篇章。曾维旺（Weiwang Zeng）在3个项目中均创佳绩，七阶大幅进步24.6%达到3:31.14，四阶和五阶也分别提升至30.46秒和1:08.06。李锦程（Jincheng Li）报名4个项目，六阶进步16.7%至1:43.92，四阶提升16.1%至39.12秒，五阶提升13.7%至1:08.68，并在七阶斩获第17名。曾梓恒（Ziheng Zeng）迎来五阶生涯首秀并取得1:04.93，四阶提升14.6%至26.77秒。韩迪冰（Dibing Han）完成七阶首秀取得4:54.47，六阶则提升8.3%来到3:12.96。

这场在羊城举行的盛会为广大魔方速拧爱好者呈现了顶尖的较量。从四阶决赛0.17秒的毫厘定胜负，到五阶和七阶两项国家纪录的诞生，Guangzhou Big Cubes 2026完美展现了大阶魔方的独特魅力与选手的拼搏姿态，为本赛季的竞速对决留下了浓墨重彩的一笔。