Life experience and brilliant achievements
Tao Hanming, chess grandmaster, born in 1966, from Haicheng, Liaoning. He began to learn chess at the age of 10, and in 1987, he began to represent Dalian in the national competition for the first time.
Tao Hanming was able to make his debut in the talented Liaoshen chess world because he had good results in the provincial competition. In 1981, at the age of 15, Tao Hanmin participated in the adult competition in Haicheng and won the championship in one fell swoop; the following year, at the age of 16, he first won the Junior Championship of Liaoning Province, and then represented the Anshan region and participated in the Provincial Fourth Games, competing with Zhao Qingge, Guo Changshun, Han Fude and other masters, and reached the top eight. As a result, he entered the chess class of Anshan Junior Sports School. In order to learn chess, he gave up the opportunity to study in high school, and the Anshan Municipal Sports Committee specially arranged a job for him, named in the Haicheng Chemical Factory, did not go to work, and received a monthly salary, which prompted him to concentrate on chess.
Chess Grandmaster: Tao Hanming
With the continuous improvement of chess skills, it finally brought Tao Hanming a little opportunity to eat "professional meals". It was October 1984, and in order to welcome the all-army games, all major military regions went to the local areas to recruit athletes. Some chess masters in the three northeastern provinces, in addition to professional chess players, have successively gone to various military regions and various branches of the army. Tao Hanming went to the Liaoning Provincial Military Region and became a soldier who specialized in playing chess. After a period of training, he participated in the chess tournament held by the Shenyang Military Region and won the championship with a score of eight wins, one loss and four draws. Second Class Meritorious Service. Unfortunately, later, the All-Army Games were suspended for some reason, the chess team was disbanded, and Tao Hanming resolutely chose to return to the local area and went to the Liaoning Provincial Chess Team to take over Meng Liguo's teaching whip (Meng Liguo just retired).
In 1987, the National Chess Individual Championship was held in Bengbu, Anhui Province, from June to July. Tao Hanming participated in the competition as a representative of the Dalian chess team in the planned city. In the game, Tao Hanming lost two games of chess and ranked thirty-third, and the results were not ideal. From this competition, he found that his middle innings to kill and the kung fu of the endgame were discussed in the gaps.
In 1989, he won the 5th place in the National Chess Individual Competition. In 1991, he was transferred to the Jilin Provincial Chess Academy and served as the coach of the chess team. In 1994, he was crowned the Men's Individual Champion of the National Chess Championship and in 1999 he won the 3rd place in the Men's Individual Championship of the National Chess Championship. In 1995, he participated in the 4th World Chess Championship and won the 3rd place in the men's individual.
In 1999, he won the third place in the National Chess Individual Championship, and in 2001, he won the second place in the "Wuyang Cup" National Chess Championship Invitational Tournament, the second runner-up of the "Yinli Cup" National Chess Championship, and the second runner-up of the first BGN World Chess Challenge. In 2002, he won the second place in the National Chess Individual Competition. He was the first amateur chess player to win the national championship. He is the only top figure in today's Chinese chess world to emerge from amateur chess players, and his chess path is known for its strangeness. His success has greatly stimulated the enthusiasm of amateur chess players to engage in chess.
Joined the Heilongjiang team
Chinese chess grandmaster Tao Hanming left the Jilin team that has struggled for more than 10 years to join the Heilongjiang team to compete in the upcoming 2006 Chinese Chess League.
Born in Haicheng, Liaoning Province in 1966, Tao Hanming learned chess at the age of 10 and was transferred to the Jilin Chess Academy in 1991 as the coach of the Chinese chess team. In 1994, he won the national individual championship, was promoted to grandmaster, and is currently the assistant dean of the Jilin Chess Academy.
Tao Hanming introduced that in 2005, the Jilin team withdrew from the Xiangjia League of that year due to financial problems, and some young chess players had to defect to other teams one after another, but he persevered. However, he was unable to participate in the league competition for more than a year, which is indeed a great regret for Tao Hanming. Zhao Guorong, president of the Heilongjiang Chess Academy and a Chinese chess grandmaster, invited Tao Hanming to join the Heilongjiang team. When the Heilongjiang side recently called again to issue an invitation, Tao Hanming finally accepted the invitation. Tao Hanming said that heilongjiang will transfer his working relationship in the future, and at present, the Jilin Provincial Sports Bureau has basically agreed to his request to leave.
100 rounds of combat
Chinese chess has a long history and is still loved by the people. Chess is an extremely popular educational sport with a large number of participants that is unmatched by any other sport. Its "sports equipment" is simple, "less investment, fast project", the venue is more unrestricted, the number of players can be more or less, that is, hundreds of people, thousands of people, can also hang chess for performance and explanation, how to have TV media, the mass nature of chess has been improved. For true chess lovers, sometimes they can also "dismantle the chess score" and play chess with themselves, that is, they enjoy themselves. Tao Hanming's "100 Rounds of Practical Combat" series of books is selected by the Chinese Chess Association as a selection of Chinese chess grandmasters. They are the national champion of the grandmaster wonderful set of games, on the basis of the wonderful set of games, change out of the actual battle hundreds of games, delete some of the old games, into the 2005 game game analysis, they are the actual combat records of the grandmasters, but also the actual combat historical materials of Chinese chess, but also the living teaching materials of people's attention to research and learning, and are praised by the chess community as the extraordinary achievements of Tao Hanming, the "Green Forest Chess King, Changbai Tiger".
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