Is it better to play Chinese chess or Go to be smart?

In terms of choosing to play chess, it is still more intellectually tested, but there are not as many playmates as people who play chess

Both. But it is more complex, more abstract than chess, and more demanding of thinking.

I think it's more difficult to play Go, because it depends not only on the player's strategy, but also on his courage. In chess, experience accounts for a large part, which is why many older people can still appear in the chess world; And people who are over 40 years old have hardly won the top three in the Go tournament. However, compared to playing chess, there are too few people who can play Go, it is more difficult to improve chess skills, and the software of the stand-alone version of the game is relatively small, and it is not very good, and the chess strength is very low; There are many types of software in the stand-alone version of the chess game, and the chess power is relatively high.

There are some software that most people can't get by. Therefore, from the perspective of the learning environment, it is more appropriate to play chess.

The changes in Go are more complicated, and it is not as formatted as Xiangqi, so it will have more of its own thoughts, but it takes a lot of effort to play Go, and it takes diligent and unremitting study to achieve results, and there are not many people who can play Go now.

It is recommended to start practicing chess and then dabble in Go after mastering it. It's all puzzled, and it's estimated that Go is higher

Chinese chess is just my personal opinion, hehehe.

Of course, it's Chinese chess

It's all right, but Go is better.

People who often play Go are not very smart, and they mainly consider these factors.

The first factor, there is a certain correlation between playing Go and IQ, for example, a little boy in the fourth grade of primary school, in a year from the amateur to the amateur five, can be said to be invincible in the same section, and was later selected into the city team, and won the second place in the provincial competition, is now a national first-class athlete. The fact that a child can achieve such good results must have a lot to do with IQ. According to his mother, the child's concentration ability is particularly strong, and his academic performance is also very good.

The second factor is that some children who have been learning chess for a long time have basically passed the elementary school entrance examination to the city's very good key junior high school. I chatted with my son's Go teacher, and 13 of the children he took in recent years were admitted to the best middle schools in the city. The pressure of competition in these middle schools is very high, and the fact that children can enter such schools shows that their IQ is not bad, and through learning Go, these children's overall thinking skills have been greatly improved.

The third factor is that playing Go often promotes the improvement of concentration ability, often the next game of chess takes nearly an hour, and children need to be very cautious about every move, even if they are not careful, they may let the opponent take advantage of the loopholes.

The fourth factor is that playing Go regularly promotes the improvement of mathematical calculation ability, and playing Go requires "one step and three steps", and many thinking processes need to be calculated and deduced in the mind like a movie. Therefore, teachers often give some problems to children to exercise their ability to calculate and deduce.

The fifth factor is that playing Go regularly promotes the improvement of abstract thinking skills. Go is only available in black and white, but the 19-way game has a myriad of possibilities. Therefore, children should also exercise their ability to "review" after playing a game of chess, and be able to review the steps of playing chess one by one through the chessboard or computer.

Of course, people who play Go a lot are very smart, because if you want to learn Go well, you need to use your brain. Therefore, people who learn Go are generally very flexible.

Yes, it is because when playing Go, there are particularly big requirements for people's brainpower, people's thinking structure, and logical thinking ability, and these people's brains are particularly large and the spatial structure is particularly strong.

Yes, people who play Go regularly will become very smart, and they will often use their brains to think about some problems in life, and they will continue to explore the logic of the other party.

Personally, I think chess is easier to learn, but Go can make people think more logically.

We often see many middle-aged and elderly people playing Go and chess in the corners of the park. However, in the afternoon, there will be a lot of onlookers during the game of Go and chess. As a result, we feel that Go and Xiangqi are more popular among people.

And in this case, we will also want to learn chess and Go. <>

Personally, I think chess is easier to learn.

First of all, from my personal point of view, I personally think that the process of learning chess is relatively simple. Because in the process of learning chess, you only need to master the relevant rules. Then play chess according to the relevant regulations, so that you can have a state of being more proficient in chess.

And the whole process is relatively easy, so I personally always feel that the process of learning chess is relatively easy. <>

Go will make people think more logically.

In fact, I personally think that in the process of playing Go, people can think more logically. Because in the process of playing Go, you need to constantly use your own wisdom to defeat the opponent. Moreover, each move is relatively very particular, so we will find that people who play better in Go usually have more careful thinking.

And people who like to play Go usually use more careful thinking. <>

My personal opinion.

In the end, I personally think that each of us has a different view of Go and chess. However, in the process of playing Go and Xiangqi, you need to keep yourself in a relatively wise state, so I personally think that it is a good decision to choose to play Go or Xiangqi in your free time. Because developing Go or chess into your hobby, you can not only have a passing effect in your free time.

And you can also make your thinking more flexible by playing Go and chess.

I think chess is easier to learn, more logical thinking, chess is a simulated war of sports, not only renders a strong artistic color, but also contains a wealth of knowledge and wisdom, if you want to win, you need to have a keen mind and a high degree of analytical ability, judgment ability and ability.

Go is the ice in the stone. Endure loneliness. Less socializing.

to sit and forget. Form and spirit are one. Playing hard every day.

Every day. Chess is a fire in the wood. It's a hilarious play.

What I want is a life. Anxious and irritable. Mu Nian people.

The Year of Fire. It is easy to get ** disease. As for exercising your mind.

Chess is short, flat and fast. Today next. Count today.

Let's see the mood tomorrow. Go is a thoughtful game. Do more research.

It is a short and long spell. Chess is suitable for those who are in a hurry. Chronic discs are suitable for Go.

Go will be easier to learn, because if you want to learn Go well, you need to be very careful and the pattern must be large.

Chess is easier to learn, and it can also make people's thinking logic more organized, and it can also have a particularly good development.

It is better for children to learn Go.

Most parents prefer to let their children learn Go. First, because Go chess pieces are relatively simple, they are easier to play than Xiangqi; Second, Go is very interesting and can attract children's interest; Third, there is a large space for free play in Go, which is convenient for children to diverge their thinking, think independently, and create flexibly.

Difference Between Go and Xiangqi:

1. The image of the chess pieces is different.

The chess pieces are very three-dimensional and more attractive to children.

At the age of four or five, which is the best age for children to learn chess, they can already understand the meaning of chess in their imagination: in a kingdom, there are kings who need protection everywhere, there are powerful and fierce queens, there are knights who straddle horses with swords, and there are brave soldiers with limited abilities......Everyone works together to unite and occupy each other's territory and capture each other's king.

Go only has black and white chess pieces, not for the purpose of eating the opponent's king, but to compare who circles the most land, its chess pieces do not have a three-dimensional sense, most of them are a semi-circular micro-drum on one side, and a flat bottom on one side, which may be a little boring to learn in comparison.

2. The difficulty of the rules is different.

The rules of Go are more abstract and complex, require strong computing skills, and play chess for a long time, ranging from three to four hours to six to eight hours in professional Go competitions, which is a great test of physical, mental, and physical strength.

There are many rules of chess, but they are relatively easy to understand, the next game of chess takes less time, the requirements for computing power are slightly lower, and children can see three-dimensional chess pieces and think of specific classes in their minds.

3. The battle mode is different.

Playing Go is a test of a person's mastery of tactical research and offensive and defensive skills, and each stage of chess requires spending effort to think about coping strategies, what kind of killer moves to use, and how to enter, which are very challenging tactics. In addition, Go only has a win-loser, no draw.

Chess, on the other hand, tests the ability to lay out and coordinate the strength of the pieces, and the chess pieces should coordinate, cooperate, respond and complement each other, and the offense and defense should be appropriate. Unlike Go, there are three outcomes: "win, lose, and draw", and a draw is an art and the highest level - "harmony is precious". <

Hu Ronghua, a chess master who made statistics by experts, said: "Go children can reach a high level, but they can't do chess."

In terms of complexity, there is no end (incalculable), and we often say that "there is no one thing through the ages".

Chinese chess is unmatched by no other country, and it will always be like this.

If you ask Go which country is strong, then I think it must be China, 1Because Go is more in line with Chinese culture, China invented it (as opposed to football).

2.It is normal for the Chinese population to produce a few talented chess players, and the most important one is to play Go, if you can support your family, then China's second-rate chess players can stand alone in the world.