Making friends through cards, united in strength! The inaugural "Guosheng Quantum Guandan Martial Arts Tournament" concluded successfully.
Release time:
2025-08-28
On August 28th, the inaugural "Guandan Martial Arts Tournament" hosted by Guosheng Quantum concluded successfully. Chen Baoliang and Wang Huali from the Quantum Center outperformed all competitors to win the championship. Jiang Yanan and Tan Wenyi from the Human Resources Department, Chen Ying from the General Department, and Wang Peng from the Quantum Center won the runner-up and third place respectively.
On August 28th, the inaugural "Guandan Martial Arts Tournament" of Guosheng Quantum concluded successfully. Chen Baoliang and Wang Huali from the Quantum Center outperformed all competitors to win the championship. Jiang Yanan and Tan Wenyi from the Human Resources Department, Chen Ying from the General Department, and Wang Peng from the Quantum Center won the runner-up and third place respectively.

To enrich corporate cultural life and enhance team cohesion, the first "Guandan Martial Arts Tournament" organized by Guosheng Quantum officially started at 5:30 PM on August 28th. Twenty-four colleagues from various departments enthusiastically participated, forming 12 teams through a draw, and competed in Room 412 in a contest that combined intelligence and teamwork.
The competition followed the classic Guandan rules, consisting of two rounds of matches, with rankings determined by total points. In case of a tie, an overtime match was held. After intense competition, the top three teams were selected. Chen Baoliang and Wang Huali from the Quantum Center outperformed all to win the championship. Jiang Yanan and Tan Wenyi from the Human Resources Department, Chen Ying from the General Department, and Wang Peng from the Quantum Center won the runner-up and third place respectively.


The General Department awarded cash prizes to the winning teams in recognition of their excellent card skills. Other participants also received exquisite souvenirs prepared by the company. This competition not only relieved work pressure but also deepened mutual understanding among colleagues through interaction, allowing everyone to feel the warmth of the Guosheng Quantum family.

This "Guandan Martial Arts Tournament" not only provided a platform for cross-departmental communication among colleagues but also served as a vivid practice of Guosheng Quantum's corporate culture construction. In the future, the company will continue to organize more diverse cultural and sports activities to further stimulate team vitality, enabling everyone to engage in quantum technology research and industrial innovation with greater enthusiasm and vigor, jointly contributing to the company's development!

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