Beautiful, cute, smart, hard working – what does it mean when a guy describes a girl with so many compliments?
I think it can at least show that this girl is different in the minds of boys.
Recently, Ke Jie, the first person in Chinese Go, praised a female chess player in the live broadcast on her B station account - she is Yu Lijun, a beautiful Taiwanese chess player with the names of "Little Black Jiajia" and "Go Sweetheart".
It is worth mentioning that Ke Jie has always been unsparing in praising excellent female chess players. Last month, Ke Jie praised Choi Jing, the first Person in Korean Women's Go, and Yu Zhiying, the First Chinese Woman's Go Player in a Live Broadcast (see "Ke Jie's Confession" cui Jing: I like it, she is too active and enthusiastic).
Ke Jie's evaluation of Cui Jing is "positive" and "enthusiastic", and Yu Zhiying is evaluated by "excellent". However, this time he praised Yu Lijun with so many adjectives as "pretty", "cute", "smart", and "hard work", which can be said to have completely overshadowed the previous evaluation of Cui Yu and the two queens.
Baodao Taiwanese beauty chess player Yu Lijun three dan
Born in 1999, Yu Lijun is 23 years old and is a professional three-dan female go player in Baodao Taiwan. Although she is very young, Yu Lijun has already won many championships in Taiwanese competitions and has also performed brilliantly in large-scale international competitions.
Yu Lijun is not only superb in chess, but also has a sweet and bright appearance that has attracted her attention from the chess community.
Ke Jie praised Yu Lijun in the live broadcast
Ke Jie first praised in the live broadcast: Yu Lijun is very popular in the chess world, and she looks very beautiful and cute.
Then Ke Jie continued: Yu Lijun is actually more persistent, 99% of her energy is used in chess, other things in life I think she does not care very much, I think she is a very smart and hard-working girl.
After the praise, Ke Jie also did not forget to leave a blessing to Yu Lijun: this kind of girl, I hope she can get the results she wants as soon as possible. First in Chinese Taipei to win some championships, then in the women's chess world to win the world championship or achieve some results, anyway, I hope she can get better and better.
"I'm a very sincere compliment," Ke Jie finally said.
Ke Jie once played chess with Yu Lijun
I don't know how Yu Lijun, who is far away in Taipei, would feel if she saw Ke Jie evaluate herself like this?
But then again, Ke Jie's understanding of Yu Lijun's "things in life I don't think she cares very much about" may be a bit stubborn. Because Yu Lijun often posts bits and pieces of daily life on social platforms.
At the end of this article, I will attach some beautiful photos of Yu Lijun in life (picture source: Yu Lijun ins), as a benefit for all officials.
(Saury)