Who is the modern Go Chess Master, and the Chinese Go Chess Master is that one

Nie Weiping, Chinese Go Saint. The chess master is not a title, nor a position, nor is it stolen, nor bought, and it is not someone who wants to be "holy" can be "holy". In Chinese history, there is only one saint in each of the seventy-two lines, the book saint Wang Xizhi and the medical saint Zhang Zhongjing.

The only "saint" of today's Chinese Go is Nie Weiping.

Nie Weiping was awarded for his outstanding performance in the Sino-Japanese Go Tournament"Chess Master"Title.

Wu Qingyuan, in short, the chess saint should be given to the person who is both virtuous and artistic. Just like Japan does not call Zhangwa a chess saint, just knowing how to win chess is nothing, and no matter how good it is, it is the same as Zhangwa. The key depends on the cultivation of chess.

In the past year or two, I really didn't qualify, the most recent one is Lee Chang Ho, the first few years before Lee Chang Ho became famous, it was his master, Cao Xunxuan, and then before Nie Weiping, and then before Chen Zude, before Lin Haifeng, and then before it was Tian Rongnan, and then it was not for decades before, and then in the early to mid-20th century, it was Wu Qingyuan's teacher... It's hard to compare before, because China and Japan basically don't have much communication... So I can't say it ...

Chang Hao 9 duan, Zhou Heyang 9 duan, and Yu Bin 9 duan successively won the title of "Chinese Chess Saint".

Wu Qingyuan, or Japan's Fujisawa Hideyuki.

The future chess master is Zhou Ruiyang.

At present, no one is qualified, and if there is anyone who is the closest, it is Lee Chang-ho.

The Chinese Go Chess Master is Nie Weiping,On March 22, 1988, in recognition of Nie Weiping's outstanding contribution to the cause of Go, the National Sports Commission and the Chinese Go Association awarded him the title of "Chess Saint".

Nie Weiping has been the head coach of the Chinese national Go team since 1986. In 1988, he won the third place in the first Fujitsu Cup World Professional Go Championship. In 1989, he won the second place in the first Yingshi Cup World Professional Go Championship.

A twist of chess fortune. In mid-April 1989, the first Ying's Cup five-way chess championship began. In the fifth game, Cao Xunxuan defeated Nie Weiping in the middle game. In the first Ying's Cup final, after losing a good game in the fourth game, Nie Weiping's performance in the fifth game was compared with Cao Xunxuan.

Since his defeat in this game, the decline of the downhill cannot be reversed.

On the contrary, Cho Hoon-hyun's victory ushered in a new era of Korean Go. Nie Weiping said more than once that this game of chess made him regret it for the rest of his life. After losing the Ying Cup, Nie Weiping's chess fortunes began to turn, although he later reached the Fujitsu Cup and the Toyo ** Cup finals, but without exception he was the runner-up, and he never reached the World Series finals after 1995.

The Chinese Go Chess Master is Nie Weiping,

Nie Weiping was born on August 17, 1952 in Shen County, Hebei Province, and is a famous professional Go player in China. On March 26, 1988, at the celebration of the Chinese Go team's three consecutive victories in the Sino-Japanese Go Tournament, Nie Weiping was awarded the Chinese Go Chess Sacred Certificate by the Chinese Go Association. The "Chess Master" is the highest honor for Go players.

Between 1975 and 1979, all domestic competitions were won by Nie Weiping, which was known as the "Nie Weiping Era". In 1998, Nie Weiping founded Nie Weiping Go Dojo and made great contributions to the cause of Chinese Go.

On December 29, 2017, the new session of the Chinese Weiqi Association was held at the China Chess Academy, with Nie Weiping as the vice chairman.

Huang Longshi, Fan Xiping. The ancient chess master is more typical.

Lao Nie has made outstanding achievements, but he also seized the opportunity given by history, and it is not his chess that has reached the realm of transcendent sainthood.

The first chess saint in Chinese history was Huang Longshi. Huang Longshi is a well-known figure in the Go world, and the first Chinese Go saint-level figure. Born around 1651 A.D., remember this year, as it can be compared to the three people who appeared later.

Mingqiu, also known as Xia, the word Yuetian, the number Longshi, Jiangyan, Taizhou, Jiangsu, was born in the Shunzhi era. Huang Longshi has been smart since childhood, talented, recited over and over again, never forgotten for a hundred days, especially for Go is even more talented, when he was a teenager, he was known as a teenager with a superb level of Go.

The main deeds of the first chess saint in Chinese historyThe young Huang Longshi was not satisfied with being in a corner, and in order to pursue the development of chess skills, he was determined to visit famous artists all over the country. From the third year of Kangxi (1664), the 13-year-old Huang Longshi followed his father to the south and north, and after the tempering of the chess scene in the capital city, Huang Longshi's chess skills became better and better. When Duan Yuan was sixteen or seventeen years old, he was invincible and had a brilliant record, and was known as a victorious general.

When he was 18 years old, he played against the famous leading national player who has been galloping in the chess world for more than 50 years in Beijing, and won seven battles and seven victories. The victory over Shandayou marked that Huang Longshi reached the peak of chess skills in the early Qing Dynasty and established Huang Longshi's status as a "chess saint rent and demolition".

The strongest Go player in Chinese history is the chess saint Huang Longshi.

Huang Longshi (1651 - unknown) is a native of Jiangyan, Taizhou, Jiangsu, born in the Shunzhi era.

Qing Dynasty Go national player, and Fan Xiping, Shi Xiangxia and known as the three major chess saints of the Qing Dynasty, the overlord of Go in the middle of Kangxi, the style of chess is eclectic, leaving ten famous games"Blood and tears", author of "Yi Kuo".

Blood and tears"Ten chess games for Huang Longshi's three sons of Xu Xingyou, which was a famous game of handicap chess in ancient times.

Huang Longshi has a unique chess loss, the son seems to be unremarkable, but the room is very deep, the opponent is not easy to detect, if you dare to use strong, he will be improvised, surprise victory, forcing the opponent to be dwarfed, but to self-trap.

Deng Yuanjun admired and said: "Longshi uses thinking to be especially secret, and goes deep into the mysteries.

When survival is at stake, the group has been tied to the end of wisdom, and can see the ingenuity and ingenuity between subtle and subtle movements, ethereal changes, and death into life.

He also said: "The dragon warrior is like a heavenly immortal, and there is no dust to think."

The people of the time even called him the "Fourteen Sages" together with Huang Zongxi, Gu Yanwu and others, and promoted him as the "Chess Saint", which shows his great influence.

once let the third son play against Xu Xingyou, which is a work of concentration for both sides, and is known as the blood and tears.

The game of Huanglongshi, covering the Zhou, and starting the fan, is the authentic of the Qing generation of Yijia.

Grand Master Wu Qingyuan evaluated Huang Longshi's chess strength for thirteen paragraphs.