China Billiards World Championships came to an end on the evening of March 20th. Tianjin player Shi Hanqing won the men's championship, and 22-year-old China teenager Chen Siming won the women's championship.

In the men's final of 20 16 China Shangrao Yushan Chinese Billiards World Championships, Shi Hanqing of Tianjin narrowly beat Hill of Britain by 2 1-20 to win the championship, which is the first time for China men to win the world championship.

The championship battle was thrilling from beginning to end, even a little thrilling. Shi Hanqing won the first game, went to the next city, and then they took the lead alternately. Hill ended the first half with a lead of 13 1 1. In the second half, the situation was still confusing. First, Shi Hanqing pulled back a game, and then Hill went to the next two cities. After that, the two sides staged a tug-of-war and fought to the double match point to test the hearts of the audience. In the end, Shi Hanqing won the championship with a slight advantage of 2 1 20, and the audience gave warm applause for the Tianjin man's wonderful performance. Shi Hanqing also won the first prize of 600,000 yuan.

In the women's final, 22-year-old China teenager Chen Siming faced 38-year-old British veteran Fisher. Chen Siming led all the way, winning the championship by 17 to 1 1.