I was updating my series on the world Champions, following Ding Liren's accession to the throne, and did a little due diligence digging around the Internet, as I'm a little out of touch these days.
I came across what looked like a helpful summary on a website which gave a not-very-interesting career summary and cited a few games.
To my shame, I didn't recognise any of the games at all.
To toggle the user medal marker in ChessBase on a Win10 laptop, and you don't have a numeric keypad with a plus key, you can use PowerToys' Keyboard Manager to assign something like 'backtick' to 'plus key'
A Perl script for converting FEN position notation into a human-readable
8x8 chessboard diagram (or rather, a 10x10 diagram useable with the
Alpine typefaces, Linares/Hastings/Zurich).
It's not pretty but it's useful and it works. Developed after
discovering no obvious way to get diagrams into printable game
annotations on an Ubuntu system.
[I expect there is some alternative magic involving TeX but it was beyond
my skills and patience.]
Enter the games on the computer and do something with them, like
find other games with the same opening, or get a computer to suggest
better moves. In Windows XP, you can do all that for free using Fritz
5.32.