Why didn t the Chinese Chess Academy let Go masters Gu Li and Lee Sedol play ten games?

I think there are several reasons for this:

1.The number of ten-game games is too large and the time is too long. Gu Li and Lee Sedol are both top players today, and most of their annual games are around 100 rounds.

Ten games of chess is too much, too much energy. The Gu Li Peak Duel that was held at the beginning of the two years only played three chess, which is the reason.

2.Chess players don't necessarily want to participate in these kinds of tournaments. In Japan in the last century, juban chess duels have always been popular among masters, and famous chess players such as Hashimoto Utaro, Wu Qingyuan, and Fujisawa Hideyuki are all frequent visitors to juban chess.

However, with the passage of time, Juban chess battles have gradually decreased, and now they are almost history. What is popular now is rapid chess, cup and title battles. Players must consider the consequences of their crushing defeat in Juban – if Coulee 1:

9 or 2:8 defeated by Lee Sedol, then Gu Li is very faceless, which will become a shame for Gu Li's life. So whether it's Gu Li or Lee Sedol, they won't easily decide to participate in the Juban chess battle.

This is borrowed from the 2nd floor).

However, according to the latest news, Guli Lee Sedol has agreed to play a ten-game chess game!! The total prize fund is up to 3.5 million RMB!!

The problem of face, how cruel it is to lose.

Obviously, Gu Li's current state is inferior to Xiao Li's.

Everyone has their own glorious era, and in their time, they are the strongest.

Because of the age gap, it is not possible to compare who is stronger. This is the back wave of the Yangtze River pushing the front wave, and the front wave dies on the beach.

Lee Chang-ho began to decline in the later period, perhaps because his energy could not keep up, and was replaced by Lee Sedol.

Gu Li can be regarded as the most powerful Chinese chess player in this era, and his biggest opponent is South Korea's Lee Sedol, each with its own winners and losers.

If you have to rank it, in the era of Lee Chang-ho, Lee Chang-ho was the most powerful.

Now, I think: (Coulee = Lee Sedol)> Lee Chang-ho.

Guli and Lee Chang-ho are not the same era, and there is no comparison, but in terms of achievements, Lee Chang-ho once ruled an era, which is incomparable to Guli.

Gu Li and Xiao Li can be regarded as chess opponents for a while, the record between the two has been tight for a long time within a game, today you win tomorrow I win, very exciting.

Gu Li and Lee Sedol are both geniuses in the Go world, and when they meet opponents, they will lose miserably if they are not careful.

As soon as the tenth season ended, Guli was killed.

Actually, I really like Lee Sedol's chess, and I hope that Lee will win, and you see that Lee has turned the tables when he is bound to lose three games in a row.

Juban lost, and the juban ...... raised

Gu Li himself once said, I love to drill the tip of the horns, and Lee Sedol is more flexible.

Love to drill the tip of the horns", which is what we usually call "a tendon".

But Yuxiang thinks that this is the advantage of coulee, right? Isn't Masao Kato "a tendon"?

There is a brave and tenacious bulldog in Jack London's ** "White Fang", which seems to be stupid and has a single skill, but once it is bitten, no matter how powerful the dog is, it is difficult to get out. Coulee is a bulldog.

What's more, what Gu Li has is not only brute force, but also the far-reaching calculation behind that brute force.

Personally, I think it's hard to tell the difference.

The two of them are indeed bright for a while, hoping to become "lifelong opponents" in the true sense.

In terms of chess skills, Lee Sedol may be slightly better, but if the two meet in the final, I am more optimistic about Gu Li, who has a natural domineering spirit.

As a Go blind, I still can't help but say that I support Guli, and I insist that Guli can win.

Lee Chang-ho era 1996-2006 World Series champions 17 Warring States period.

Lee Sedol has 13 world titles.

Coulee World Championship counts: 7.

To talk in detail, from 1996 when Lee Chang-ho won the Toyo ** Cup, until around 2005, it was the heyday of Lee Chang-ho, surpassing his contemporaries and predecessors, the younger Lee Sedol is in the catch-up stage, Lee Sedol is the same age as Gu Li, Lee Sedol won the first world championship in the World Go Series in 2002 Fujitsu Cup, 4 years earlier than Gu Li's first world championship in 2006 and won the LG Cup.

The strongest in these decades is Lee Chang-ho, at the peak of his career, Lee Chang-ho's dominance is reflected in the fact that he is close to the championship or even the championship in domestic competitions, and has reached the most finals and won the most championships in international competitions.

Lee Sedol Gu Li is considered the strongest in recent years, but the dominance cannot be compared with the peak of Lee Chang-ho, and now with the rise of more young chess players, it should enter the obvious Warring States period, and the struggle for hegemony between China and South Korea is the melody.

No, it's Lee Chang-ho. Gu Li and Lee Sedol have only been debuting for 10 years.

It is currently the late stage of the Lee Chang-ho era, and Lee Chang-ho of South Korea is a representative of this era. At present, the industry is recognized as the world's four masters: Lee Chang-ho, Lee Sedol, Kong Jie, and Gu Li.

Gu Li, Lee Sedol is only in his twenties.

Gu Li, Lee Sedol's strength is comparable.

Lee Chang-ho has dominated the storm for several years, and now the limelight has passed, but the strength is still just getting smaller and smaller to break through...

Now China's Kong Jie is also on it, and his performance in recent years has been outstanding.