Hei Jiajia

Hei Jiajia (English: Joanne Missingham, transliterated as Joanne Missingham, May 26, 1994 -) is a Taiwanese female professional Go player. She was born in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. She is of mixed Taiwanese and Australian descent. She holds dual nationality of the Republic of China and Australia. She is currently a professional seventh-dan chess player of the Taiwan Chess Academy, and also has the first-level professional qualification of the Chinese Chess Academy. Hei Jiajia started learning Go at the age of 6, and decided to play Go professionally at the age of 14. He gave up further education and embarked on the path of professional Go. The most admired professional chess player is Lin Haifeng. In July 2008, Hei Jiajia challenged the fixed-stage competition for the second time in mainland China and achieved second place, qualifying for the professional preliminary stage. She is the first and currently the only professional female chess player in Taiwan to enter the Dandan section in mainland China. Because she chose to retain her Australian citizenship and household registration in the Republic of China, she did not apply to join the mainland household registration in the People's Republic of China, nor did she register with the Chinese Chess Academy. In 2010, he obtained the preliminary qualification of the Taiwan Chess Academy and registered with the Taiwan Chess Academy. In 2012, he was selected as the World Go Ambassador. In 2016, he joined Seed Music and began to enter the entertainment industry.