More Than One Cube Shanghai 2026

Inside the quiet halls of the Hongkou District Social Organization Innovation Demonstration Park, concentration took precedence over raw turning pace across two demanding disciplines. Tables were lined with notebooks, pens, and long rows of puzzles as sixty-four competitors gathered for a rigorous weekend of mental endurance. This specialised cubing competition put deliberate planning and memory under intense focus in Shanghai, China on June 6 and June 7, 2026, delivering an exceptional showcase of high-level problem solving.

The 3x3x3 Fewest Moves contest proved to be one of the most remarkable rounds in recent memory, dominated by razor-thin margins and historically efficient solutions. Jibo Zhao and Weijie Jian controlled the proceedings from the front, each delivering a winning average of 21.00 moves across three rounds of play. Their commanding form set the pace for an extraordinary event where fifty-nine competitors sought the shortest possible path to solve the classic Rubik's Cube.

A tidal wave of continental records defined the 3x3x3 Fewest Moves event, as multiple solvers matched the absolute peak of efficiency. Jibo Zhao, Weijie Jian, and third-place finisher Qijun Miao, who posted a 21.33 average, all achieved an Asian record single of 17 moves. That historic 17-move single benchmark was also reached by Yiwei Liu, Yongqiang Peng, Baiqiang Dong, Nachuan Sun, Tianze Xu, and Xiwen Ruan, creating an unprecedented nine-way record tie during the weekend. Adding to the international ledger, Takumi Tamura secured a Japanese national record single of 18 moves.

Meanwhile, the 3x3x3 Multi-Blind event demanded complete spatial recall as twenty competitors lined up dozens of cubes under strict time limits. Yucheng Chen delivered a masterclass in memorisation and blind execution, securing victory with 51 out of 59 cubes solved in a time of 59:49. Chu Yiu On earned second place for Hong Kong, China with 28 of 33 cubes solved in 58:24, while Yuhang Sun rounded out the podium with 30 of 37 cubes in 1:00:00, capping a test of discipline where China took five of the six total podium spots.

Beyond the title fights and record counts, More Than One Cube Shanghai 2026 served as a breakthrough stage for several competitors pushing their personal limits in new disciplines. Haotian Shi achieved a 39.6 percent improvement in 3x3x3 Fewest Moves with a personal best of 32 moves while also completing his first ever attempt at 3x3x3 Multi-Blind by registering 15 of 21 cubes in 50:12 for an 11th-place finish. Chang Guo shaved 36.2 percent off his previous benchmark with a new 30-move best, and Wenxin Huang took 15th place in the same event after dropping his mark to 25 moves, an improvement of 34.2 percent.

The progress continued across the scorecards as Ruicheng Tao secured a personal best of 24 moves in 3x3x3 Fewest Moves, improving by 33.3 percent over his previous best. Haibin Shi logged a 30.5 percent reduction with a 41-move solution alongside his first ever attempt at 3x3x3 Multi-Blind, scoring 5 of 6 cubes in 41:47 for 12th place. Wenzhuo Ji completed his first attempts in both events on the schedule, earning 13th in 3x3x3 Multi-Blind with a perfect 3 of 3 cubes in 26:55 and writing down 38 moves in Fewest Moves. Yutong Yan also debuted in both disciplines, solving 6 of 10 blindfolded cubes in 1:00:00 and turning in a 33-move solution.

The combination of deep strategic analysis and blindfold execution underscored the distinctive atmosphere of the weekend. Across four total rounds of intense action, participants demonstrated how speed cubing encompasses thoughtful calculation just as much as rapid finger dexterity. The 3x3 results across both events reflected months of rigorous practice translating into stage success under official WCA competition conditions.

As More Than One Cube Shanghai 2026 concluded, the gathering demonstrated the evolving standard of efficiency and memory in modern speedcubing. With nine Asian record singles, a national record, and decisive multi-cube victories, the Shanghai meeting established a towering standard for the disciplines as competitors prepare for the challenges of the coming season.

在上海虹口区社会组织创新示范园的赛场内，桌面上整齐排列着写满还原步骤的草稿纸与蒙眼眼罩。来自各地的魔方爱好者在赛场间隙交流还原思路与记忆编码，空气中弥漫着专注于思考与探讨的纯粹魔方氛围。2026年6月6日至6月7日，More Than One Cube Shanghai 2026吸引了64名魔方选手齐聚一堂，在这场专注非竞速专项的魔方赛事中展开了深度切磋。

本次魔方比赛共设最少步和多个盲拧2个项目，历经4轮较量，展现了魔方文化中极具策略与耐力的一面。在三阶最少步项目中共有59位选手登场，竞争异常激烈。Jibo Zhao (赵吉波) 与 Weijie Jian (简维杰) 均以21.00的平均成绩并列夺得该项目冠军，Qijun Miao (缪其隽) 则以21.33的平均成绩位列第三名，包揽了领奖台席位。

三阶最少步项目的单次成绩在本次WCA比赛中迎来了一场前所未见的纪录刷新狂潮。Jibo Zhao (赵吉波)、Weijie Jian (简维杰)、Qijun Miao (缪其隽)、Yiwei Liu (刘伊玮)、Yongqiang Peng (彭永强)、Baiqiang Dong (董百强)、Nachuan Sun (孙纳川)、Tianze Xu (徐天泽) 以及 Xiwen Ruan (阮熙文) 共9位选手均还原出17步的优异成绩，刷新了该项目的亚洲纪录单次。

来自日本的 Takumi Tamura (田村匠) 同样在三阶最少步比赛中表现优异，以18步的单次成绩打破了国家纪录单次。整个最少步赛场上，选手们不断在限制步数内探索最优解法，反复推演逆步骤与骨架插入，展现了深厚的理论功底与创造力，将赛场变成了高水平策略切磋的绝佳舞台。

三阶多个盲拧项目则考验着选手的极致记忆与盲解稳定性，共有20名选手参与角逐。来自中国大陆的 Yucheng Chen (陈裕铖) 在59分49秒内成功完成51个盲拧魔方，总申报59个，以绝对实力夺得冠军。来自中国香港的 Chu Yiu On (朱耀安) 取得28/33并在58分24秒内完赛，荣获亚军；Yuhang Sun (孙煜航) 则以1:00:00内完成30/37的战绩获得季军，五星红旗与特区区旗在颁奖席位上共同闪耀。

除了高水平的纪录之外，More Than One Cube Shanghai 2026更记录了众多选手的个人突破。在赛场不为人注意的角落，许多常客展现出了惊人的进步幅度。Fugui Li (李福桂) 迎来巨大突破，在三阶最少步中斩获42步的个人最好成绩，相比以往的57步大幅提升了26.3%。Mingzhi Da (达明志) 本次双线作战并取得最少步第7名，不仅将最少步个人最好成绩由22步提升至20步，提速达9.1%，更迎来了个人首次三阶多个盲拧尝试并交出2/4耗时28分05秒的答卷。

初次尝试新项目的勇气同样在赛场上绽放光芒。Zejia Guo (郭泽嘉) 报名参加2个项目并获得多个盲拧第17名，完成了生涯首次多盲挑战并拿下3/4耗时27分05秒。Yuchuan Gao (高雨川) 与 Yangfan Shu (舒扬帆) 分别迎来了生涯首次三阶最少步官方尝试，分别交出43步与44步的稳健表现。新西兰选手 Samuel Yao 迎来个人生涯首场WCA比赛，并在最少步中收获34步的第36名佳绩；首次参赛的 Qianluo Yang (杨千洛) 也顺利完成了自己的初次亮相。

为期两天的 More Than One Cube Shanghai 2026 在热烈的交流探讨与掌声中圆满落幕。选手们在静谧的赛场上以步数和记忆为桥梁加深了彼此的友谊，也在一次次超越自我的还原中留下了难忘回忆。这场在 Shanghai, China 举办的魔方盛会，不仅留下了多项亮眼的亚洲与国家纪录，也凝聚了魔方社群对智力极限的不断探索与热爱。