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China are leading the women's Chess Olympiad in Samarkand despite the absence of their top three players. World No. 4 Zhu Jiner has stepped up as the team's unbeaten first-board player, driving the unexpected title challenge. Her strong performance comes after a difficult outing at the Global Chess League campaign held in Bengaluru, India. In an interview with Times of India, Zhu reflected on her experience in India and the country's deep passion for chess. She also spoke about her own journey into professional chess and China's prospects at the ongoing tournament.

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