Is there really a Zhenlong chess game in Go? And how is it laid out?

Linglong chess game exists, three years ago, Luo Xihai and Li Changhao almost made a draw, Zhenlong in Go is a state of state, what I understand is: Go masters play a high-tech draw, no one can find any of the side's chess mistakes.

** Plot in:

Information: The Zhenlong chess game jointly designed by Zhou Xiaowen, the chief director of "Dragon Babu", and Hu Weiwei, deputy director of the Organization Department of Yongkang City, Zhejiang Province, was officially released recently.

According to the ** description, the Zhenlong chess game is complex and circuitous, and no one has been able to crack it for thirty or forty years. Su Xinghe deliberately put it out to lure out the enemy who killed the master. All martial arts masters came to challenge and failed, but Xuzhu, who didn't know how to play, threw a piece indiscriminately, so that the opponent captured a large number of chess pieces, thus breaking the chess game.

This is Mr. Jin Yong's creation, there is no record in the ancient score, and he himself does not have a chess score, and the placement of the chess game in ** is not described in detail, which really creates a big problem for filming. It is said that Jin Yong also consulted Nie Weiping, and he only replied that "the reason makes sense, and the bureau has never heard of it".

After several nights of discussion, the Zhenlong chess game was finally released, and I saw that the "Golden Rooster Independence" and "Mouse Stealing Oil" and other clever tricks in the game were interlocking, and the largest "inverted boots" in history were also designed. "Masters" on both sides of the chess will lose, "virtual bamboo" as long as in the second or third road white filling, the black son followed by the inversion, after the removal of sixteen white pieces, "virtual bamboo" and then lightly broken, more than 80 black spots were all killed, that is, the plot and chess reason.

"Linglong chess game" is just made up in Jin Yong**, although there is a counter-killing method similar to "taking off the boots" after the abandonment, but there is no clever and difficult to solve the overall abandonment chess game. In Japan's famous life-and-death monograph "The Theory of Hair and Yang", the author Kuwabara Michitsui specially designed all kinds of chess types for discarding and killing, most of which are local problems of life and death, among which the 75th question set a record for the most hand-held (but counter-killed). Kuwabara Daojie has designed several global life-and-death questions in "The Theory of Hair and Yang", in addition to the fierce murderous spirit, the overall sign, etc., and finally ends with three tribulations without victory, double reversal, and longevity.

Among them, the 120th question, the ingenuity of the design, the fierceness of the killing, and the subtlety of victory and defeat have reached the extreme, and it is considered to be the highest masterpiece of the global life-and-death problem.

Attached] Shu Rong Chess Art Publishing House, 1988 Cheng Xiaoliu Commentary Edition "A New Solution to the Theory of Go Fayang" above two questions.

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Question 120.

Hehe, that's the question you're asking! I thought it was!

I'm not a master at Go, but I'm a little bit of a game.

Yes, there is, but this delicate move is forbidden in real life.

So let me first explain the concept: for example, in a chess game, no matter how much White tries to attack Black, it will fail, then all the losing choices will be completely destroyed, and White's only way to survive is to kill himself locally first, and then become double-alive with Black, then White will soon resurrect from the dead

But then again, there is a difference between ancient Go and modern Go, because of the different rules, so the so-called Linglong chess game is a violation of the rules today, because it is Chinese Go rules that do not allow filling in at the forbidden point (any point on the board, after a certain side makes a move, the piece is immediately in a state of no gas, and at the same time can not extract the opponent's pieces), if you have to go, the Chinese rules stipulate that you must pick it up immediately, stop a move, punish it, and warn once, so such a game is unreasonable(Except for Ying's rule, as long as it is not a global homomorphic reproduction, you can go anywhere).

That was a fiction in Jin Yongwu's narrows.

Not in reality.

Fake, really! Kids know best!

Zhenlong's chess game is just fiction. There is no record on the chess score, it was made up by Jin Yong. There is no record of the Zhenlong game in Chinese Go.

Save 78 times (1-80 times, two times missing). This book has the same two-line small print as the Ji Mao book. In 1933, Xu Xing Department spent eight oceans to buy it in Longfu Temple, and then the Yenching University Library purchased it for two taels, and it is now in the library of Peking University.

Web Links. This one. This is how it is laid out.

The so-called Zhenlong chess game is, in terminology, a game of life and death in Go. Pose a Go formation composed of a number of chess pieces, and both black and white liquid dust can use the most ingenious moves to disassemble and draw a conclusion about who wins and who loses black and white. Tianlong Babu's Zhenlong chess game is a large-scale life-and-death problem imagined by Jin Yong Qingpi, and the number of sub-scores of this topic is very different, and it is composed of many small deaths and lives.

Zhenlong, the term for Go, is also known as Linglong. It refers to the ingenious creation of the overall situation of Gaoheng Cave, which is characterized by the ingenuity of the conception. In order to deliberately show off the traces of surprise, some people probably use techniques such as panzheng, death and life, tesuji, and murderous qi withering, which affect the overall situation and are fascinating.

The ancient Chinese "Thousand Layer Treasure Pavilion" and "Yanwu Tu", and the ancient Japanese "Ten Dooms" all belong to this category. Zhenlong has been revised, revised, and quoted many times in various literary and artistic works, and the result is basically broken by the protagonist's mistake of filling in a son to block the tomb.

From Encyclopedia.