Father's Day, as the name suggests, is a day of thanksgiving to fathers. Originated in the United States around the beginning of the twentieth century, it is now widely spread around the world, and the date of the festival varies from region to region.
In the world of Go, looking at the three countries of China, Japan and South Korea, there are also many father and son chess players. Let's take stock of these famous chess fathers and sons!
7. Ke Guofan and Ke Jie Ninth Duan
Ke Guofan, more affectionately known as Ke Dad by people in the circle, his other identity is a senior engineer in hydropower design. Ke Guofan and Zhou Liuping (Ke Ma) are Ke Jie's strongest backing.
At that time, Ke Guofan was an uncompromising academic bully, and in 1985, he was admitted to the university with the highest score in the whole school. The mathematical questions in the college entrance examination that year were extremely difficult, and those who could get 60 points in the 120-point questions were all high-achieving students, and Ke Guofan answered more than 100 points. Ke Jie may have inherited Ke Guofan's talent in mathematics, so the progress in Go is also a thousand miles a day.
Sixth, the ancient giant mountain, the nine sections of guli.
Gu Jushan is a geography teacher at the Teachers' Training School in Shapingba District, Chongqing, with a bold personality, a bold and decisive personality, and a true speech. Gu Shaoxia's personality has the shadow of Gu Daxia, and Gu Li's ability to embark on the path of a Go player is actually determined by his father's personality.
Just like the "family situation" of many professional chess players, Gu Li's contact with Go is first of all because Gu Jushan likes to play chess, and Gu Li has shown amazing talent as soon as he touches chess when he touches his father, 6 years old, and he has seen all kinds of chess and chess.
Fifth, Father Li, Li Shishi nine paragraphs, Li Xiangxun nine paragraphs.
Lee Sedol even his 5 brothers and sisters grew up on Bird Island, there are only a thousand people on the island, and his family is still a two-hour ferry ride from the nearest Mokpo City.
His parents worked as farmers during the day and at night used seedlings to make potted plants to sell to merchants from the big cities. This father taught chess as a "tiger father style": before going out to do farm work in the morning, he put 4 questions on the chessboard, and came back in the evening to check the answers. Xiao Li was bored in the house alone, playing chess, and the day passed in one fell swoop.
At the age of 6, Lee Sedol was taken by his father to the nearest Mokpo City to learn chess, and it took 4 hours to return to the ferry, and this condition was still insisted on once a week.
Fourth, Nie Weiping, Kong Lingwen, Kong Xiangming. The family of three are all professional chess players.
Chinese Go fans pay attention to Kong Lingwen, mainly because his father is Nie Weiping, a chess saint. Kong Lingwen is the son of Nie Weiping and Kong Xiangming, China's first female eight-dan chess player, and his original name was Nie Yunxiao. In 1991, Nie Weiping and Kong Xiangming divorced, Kong Xiangming went to Japan alone, and the following year Kong Xiangming took Kong Lingwen to Japan.
After studying hard at home for 9 months, Kong Lingwen passed the Japanese fixed-stage competition held the following year, stood out, and miraculously entered the first stage of the professional and became a professional chess player in the Japanese chess academy. Two years later, he was promoted to three dans. In June 2003, Kong Lingwen married Kiyoshi Kobayashi, the daughter of the famous Japanese chess player Kobayashi Kyūdan.
In 2006, Kong Lingwen returned to China with his wife and son Kong Dezhi. Nie Weiping was pleasantly surprised, and he took care of his grandson in every way.
3,Yasumasa Hane 9th Dan Wabane Naoban 9th Dan.
The only one whose father and son have won the championship is currently the Feather Family.
Yasusho Hagen is a Japanese professional Go player who is the Ninth Dan of the Chubu Headquarters of the Japan Chess Academy. In 1988, Hagen Tai was playing in the third place in the 4th Sino-Japanese Go Tournament, defeating Chinese player Nie Weiping Jiudan, ending his 11 consecutive wins in the ring and winning the ring for Japan's first time. In 1990, Hagen defeated Masao Kato to win the Battle of the Throne.
Naoki Hagen is a famous Japanese Go player. Entered in 1991 and nine in 2002. Tianyuan triple-brahmin, Chunlan Cup runner-up. Chess Holy War Champion. Ben Infang Champion. The only one whose father and son have won the championship is currently the Feather Family.
Second, Hideyuki Fujisawa, three generations of grandchildren devoted to Go.
Hideyuki Fujisawa won the inaugural Celebrity Battle Championship and 6 consecutive chess jihads. Hideyuki Fujisawa's son, Fujisawa Kazuichi, is a professional eight-dan chess player who once won the three-dan chess championship.
And granddaughter Fujisawa Rishi Four Dan, in 2019, won the female stream Ben in-house, the female stream celebrity battle, the Tachibana Cup, and the Fanxing Cup, and the four championship trophies proved that she was the first woman in Japan.
First, Guan Shan Liyi, the three generations of grandchildren are all nine dan.
The only three generations of grandchildren so far are the Jiudan family. Sekiyama Toshiichi, entered the section in 1925 and the ninth section in 1957. Toshiichi Kanyama not only had a famous disciple Takeo Kajihara, but his son Rio Sekiyama also became a nine-dan chess player, his grandson Sekiyama Toshido became a nine-dan chess player in 2002, and three generations of grandchildren and three nine-dan players, which are no one in the world chess world.
On Father's Day, we are thinking, we are expressing our respect for our parents is incomparable, and when our mother takes care of us with painstaking efforts, our father is also trying to play the role of the weight that God has given him.
As we struggle to think about what kind of gifts to buy for our fathers for Father's Day, we might as well reflect on whether we love our fathers. Like him, he selflessly gave his life for us.
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