In the other match of the morning session, Chinese Zintong took control of the quarter -finals with Chris Wakilin.
The English man, who came through two qualified rounds to reach the crucible, canceled the 2010 world champion Neil Robertson in the first round of the main championship, then defeated Mark Allen the number one in the last 16th world.
Wakelin, 33, has a break from 93 to take the opening framework, but 28-year-old Zhao dominated the victory in a row, although Wakelin took the last to TRIL 6-2 before that match was resumed at 19:00 GMT.
Zhao, the former UK winner, was one of 10 players from China for a scandal in the installation scandal.
He did not aim directly, but before the charges of being a party to another player who fixes two games and betting on the matches himself. Zhao – who served a 20 -month ban for these crimes – is the only one of the 10 players who were approved in the scandal who returned to work.
As a result of the ban, he lost his place in the Snooker World tour, although he has already been sure of his return to the round full time next season.
In this tournament, it was officially classified as amateurs and this is its seventh match of the competition, after it was forced to fight through four qualified rounds to reach the main clouds.
