Since the previous forum post got archived, I have to post a new one!

Here is an article celebrating the victory of Wang Xinghao in the Beihai Xinyi Cup:
everybodycango.wordpress.com/2025/04/18/wang-xinghao-gets-his-first-major-world-title/

In the article there's a bit of everything, pictures, background, and diagrams with game analysis.

Interesting ladder-breaker situation in this game (happens fairly early in the opening, so in the first 15 minutes of the video)
youtu.be/vjhmPZJYX-Y

Former world champion Lee Chang-ho (이창호) on the left in the video.

youtu.be/aT6lMoS_4yc?t=692

Where would you play on move 10?

Moves 10 to 16 are so elegant and IMO a small masterclass in splitting the opponent formation and connecting your stones.

Another Lee Chang-ho game - interesting frameworks!
youtu.be/i0r6DuII7vE

Interesting handling of the group started at the top left, in this match between Tan Xiao and Xu Jiayuan also known as Kyo Kagen, after a second line approach to the 4-4 and subsequently white presses it down
youtu.be/bD6tZ9w3L78?t=1361

Very interesting how black handles after F17 at t=1533 (with a tenuki) as well!