If you are new to Go, please give me some advice

First of all, you have to know. It takes a lot of time and effort to learn Go well.

You don't have a lot of time. If you don't have someone around you who can play Go and no friends to study with. It's hard to learn Go well.

I also taught myself Go. I have a deep understanding. The best way to learn Go is to go to a Go class and find a teacher to teach you.

Avoid a lot of detours. The pace of progress is also fast. If you insist on self-study.

It's best to bring a friend along with you. This is very helpful for learning.

If you want to start from scratch. At the beginning, you must first familiarize yourself with the rules and terminology of Go. If you have any questions about selling this primer book, look it up online. It feels like the primers are pretty much the same. I started reading "Introduction to Go" by Golden Shield Publishing House...

Once you know the basic rules, do more questions. I just came up to do the basic eating exercises. Familiarize yourself with the basic attack and killing techniques and falling routines.

Memorize some basic formulas, life-and-death basics, and common layout moves, especially opening moves. When you first come up, even if you don't understand the formula, memorize it first. The key is to get into the actual battle as early as possible.

Slowly progress in actual combat.

Pay attention to one point in actual combat. That is, you must not move around when you move chess. Every move you make must be thought through.

Be clear about your purpose. There are definitely a lot of ideas that are wrong when you are just starting out in chess. But it's a matter of whether you think about it, but whether you think it right.

Developing good Go habits is important for future progress. After playing a game of chess, summarize more. Look at which move you make is a bad move.

How to correct it. This way you will progress very quickly in the initial period.

In addition to actual combat, it is also necessary to memorize more sets and play more scores. In addition, it is also important to do more exercises on life and death and tesuji. Although it may not be effective quickly.

But you can unconsciously enhance your computing power and depth of thinking. Especially the question of life and death. It is very important for those who teach themselves to play Go and learn it through actual combat.

You can correct your own wrong way of thinking in the past.

In addition, enhance your judgment of the advantages and disadvantages of chess patterns and analysis of the situation. Master the rational layout method. Cultivate a big-picture perspective. These are very effective and very fast means of improving your Go skills.

To sum it up, it's actually just a few sentences. It mainly depends on the accumulation of practical experience. After the war, summarize and reflect more. Learn more formulas, do more questions, and play more scores. The most important thing is to cultivate your own vision of the big picture.

It's important to look at the big picture. Many beginners feel that they have done a lot of life and death and tesuji exercises, but as a result, their actual combat performance has declined. This is mainly because these exercises make them limit their vision to a more local part and lose their judgment of the overall situation.

No more. As soon as you enter the door. Naturally, you will find your own way of learning.

The first-hand experience is:

1. Do more life and death problems, calculation power is the foundation of chess, as if it is muscle power, without this as a guarantee, any move is in vain and life and death is the best way to improve computing power Wu Qingyuan also said, "If you want to become a master, you must first live and die."

2 Go is useless, this is what I read in the book If you want to improve, it is a good way to play seriously with opponents who are stronger than yourself After playing, it is very important to review the game, find out that it is not right, and seriously experience the direction of a game of chess Shoot nonsense, how many games are useless, I have seen too many chess addictions, and I have pulled down after playing, and I have never been bullish on any chess in my life (of course, chess is not everyone's idea, people may just be a leisure).

3 It's best to have a friend who is stronger than yourself to point out, this is definitely more effective than reading a book, and it would be better if you could review and explain it Of course, if you don't, it's definitely good to read more books

There is an online class of Tom Chess Holy Dojo. You don't need to spend money to learn, introductory tutorials, intermediate tutorials, and famous bureau explanations, which are very practical.

"Introduction to Go" by Golden Shield Publishing House...Kingcraft.