The Chinese Chess League Division A resumes in Meizhou with rounds 7 through 11 kicking off Tuesday. Twelve teams battle through a full round-robin format, each squad fielding multiple boards. The 90-minute main time control plus 30 minutes increment gives these players room to think, which means decisive results matter here. Top squads are already separating from the pack. Missing these rounds means missing where China's elite chess hierarchy actually gets sorted out.