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On August 19, the first game of the three-game final of the second "Quzhou Lanke Cup" World Go Open Tournament was held at the Quzhou International Go Cultural Exchange Center in Zhejiang Province. As a result, Shin Jin-seo defeated Gu Zihao in the middle game with 180 moves, taking the lead in the three-game final.

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The following is a detailed battle report:

In this year's Quzhou Langke Cup, Shin Jin-seo defeated four Chinese chess players, Zhao Chenyu, Zhang Tao, Yang Dingxin and Ding Hao, in succession to reach the finals. Gu Zihao eliminated Gu Lingyi, Ueno Aisaki, Park Jeong-hwan and Iyama Yuta successively. The champion and runner-up of the previous session met again in the final.

In the first game of the final, Gu Zihao played black first after the coin toss. At the beginning of the layout, both sides played a new formation in the upper and lower right corners. Gu Zihao's black 31 tip supplement was slightly slow, and white began to have a slight advantage. After that, when white 42 was leaning in the lower right corner, Gu Zihao's black 43 second road tiger was too passive, and white 44 grabbed the key point in the middle, and after the conversion, white had a clear advantage. After Shin Jin-seo took the lead in the upper right corner, he grabbed white 68 to defend the corner, and the situation of white was smooth sailing.