Quanzhou FMC Summer 2026

Eighteen competitors gathered in Quanzhou, Fujian, China on June 20, 2026, setting the stage for a weekend devoted entirely to the subtle calculations of the Rubik's Cube. The Quanzhou FMC Summer 2026 took place at the Ji Hotel venue, offering a focused single-event program across two intensive rounds. Speedcubing often revolves around raw turning pace, but Fewest Moves demands deep spatial efficiency and systematic exploration. This specialized cubing competition gave participants ample time across their attempts to find the shortest possible paths to a solved cube, drawing a determined field eager to push their personal limits in 2026.

The rapid progression of newer and developing solvers was evident from the very first hour of play. In a discipline where finding efficient insertions and block-building techniques usually requires years of study, several competitors demonstrated remarkable strides. Their rapid improvements highlighted the dynamic nature of modern speed cubing, where thorough preparation and analytical study allow competitors to slash multiple moves from their previous benchmarks in a single weekend.

At the top of the leaderboard, Nachuan Sun delivered an exceptional performance to claim first place overall. Sun navigated the two rounds with absolute precision, posting a winning average of 21.00 across his attempts. His campaign was anchored by a standout single solve of 19 moves, the best individual effort recorded during the entire WCA competition. Sun's consistent route-finding kept him clear of the chasing pack, securing him the top step on the podium representing China.

The battle behind the winner was exceptionally close, resulting in a shared mark for second place. Jibo Zhao and Yanghong Zhang matched each other move for move across the event, both finishing with identical means of 22.67. Their shared second-place finish completed a clean sweep of the three podium positions for China, demonstrating the high level of execution required to contend for top honours in the discipline.

Beyond the medal standings, the results table hides several remarkable breakthrough performances from competitors who made major advancements in efficiency. Zejia Guo delivered one of the weekend's biggest leaps, recording a 3x3x3 Fewest Moves personal best of 19 moves in his single event entry. That mark improved upon his previous best of 24 by 20.8 percent and secured him a 17th-place finish in his 45th career appearance. Mingzhi Cai also enjoyed a substantial leap forward, registering a personal best of 40 moves to best his previous mark of 46 by 13 percent, earning 16th place in just his second career tournament.

Other dedicated competitors also secured strong career milestones during the weekend. Yi Chen produced an impressive run to take 5th place in the final standings from his single event entry, while Weikang Zheng put together steady attempts across both rounds to finish in 6th place. Yichen Ye earned an 8th-place finish to highlight his appearance, and Jiawei Xu rounded out an impressive showing by claiming 9th place, illustrating how deep the efficiency ran throughout the entire field.

The single-discipline setup of the competition placed all attention squarely on 3x3 results derived through patient calculation rather than rapid turning. Competitors spent their 60-minute windows examining scramble sequences, testing skeleton solutions, and resolving corner and edge cycles on paper. The 18 entrants embraced the quiet intensity of the room, producing a compact tournament filled with notable individual milestones.

As the proceedings at Quanzhou FMC Summer 2026 drew to a close, the focus on technical improvement and steady progression left a lasting impression on the local community. With top-tier execution from the podium finishers and substantial personal bests recorded across the roster, the gathering in Quanzhou served as a compelling showcase of Fewest Moves mastery heading into the rest of the competitive season.

在全季酒店的赛场内，草稿纸与魔方并排摆放，时钟无声走过，选手们全神贯注地在纸面上推演着每一个还原步骤。作为一项专注于脑力与路径效率的魔方赛事，这里没有极速盲拧的瞬时爆发，却有着深沉而紧张的策略博弈。

2026年6月20日，Quanzhou FMC Summer 2026在Quanzhou, Fujian, China如期举行。这场WCA认证比赛汇聚了18位顶尖选手，赛程完全围绕三阶最少步项目展开，共进行了2轮高水平的纯粹对抗。

在魔方竞速运动中，最少步还原考验的是选手对解法构造与转动效率的极致理解。本次魔方比赛仅设立三阶最少步一个项目，参赛者们在有限时间内穷尽各种复原分支，试图用最少的步数达成六面还原。

全场比赛的焦点无疑集中在Nachuan Sun (孙纳川)身上。他在三阶最少步决赛中发挥出色，凭借稳定的发挥交出21.00步的夺冠平均成绩，并且在单次尝试中创下了全场最佳的19步，成功斩获该项目桂冠。

领奖台其余位置的竞争同样胶着。Jibo Zhao (赵吉波)与Yanghong Zhang (张扬红)双双交出22.67步的优异平均成绩，并列获得三阶最少步项目的亚军。中国选手包揽了本次赛事领奖台的全部席位。

除了领奖台上的角逐，赛场上多位选手也刷新了个人技术上限。Daoming Ye (叶道明)在职业生涯第28场比赛中参加了1个项目，最终获得第7名，其三阶最少步个人最好成绩从38步大幅提升至31步，提升幅度达到18.4%。Maosheng Chen (陈茂盛)在自己的第85场比赛中出战1个项目，斩获第12名，个人最好成绩由21步提升至19步，缩减了9.5%。

同样交出亮眼答卷的还有Jiashun Wu (吴嘉顺)，他在第57场赛事中出战1个项目，获得第4名的优异名次，并将个人最好成绩从21步提升至20步，进步4.8%。此外，Yongqiang Peng (彭永强)出战1个项目取得第10名，Weijie Jian (简维杰)参加1个项目位列第12名，Xiwen Ruan (阮熙文)在第27场赛事中参加1个项目取得第15名。

为期一天的争夺在精密严谨的演算中落幕。Quanzhou FMC Summer 2026展现了最少步项目的独特魅力与深度，18位选手在泉州的赛场上用纸笔和巧思诠释了魔方解构的纯粹乐趣，也为本赛季留下了精彩的一笔。