On April 23, the 9th "Quzhou Rotten Ke Cup" Chinese Go Championship was played in Quzhou, and The first Chinese Go player Ke Jie Jiudan, who had just finished the Asian Games selection tournament, lost to Liao Yuanhe in the first round of "upset" and was out early.
Interestingly, Ke Jie has not been smooth in the Rotten Ke Cup, never won the Rotten Ke Cup championship (the best result is the runner-up), and the saying of the Rotten Ke Cup "Rotten Ke" has long been circulated among the chess fans. The first round of this year's Rotten Ke Cup is out, which means that Ke Jie's Rotten Ke Cup spell is still continuing.
Recently, Ke Jie talked about the loss of his rotten Ke Cup in the live broadcast on his B station account, let's see what Ke Jie said.
In the first round of the Rotten Ke Cup, Ke Jie was defeated by Liao Yuanhe
Ke Jie first reviewed his performance in the Asian Games selection competition, believing that he was "in good shape overall."
Ke Jie then revealed: After the (Asian Games selection) is more happy, we have a meal together in the evening of the line, and those two days are a bit (drinking) too much. What about this game of chess in the back...
Interestingly, Ke Jie couldn't remember who he had lost to in the live broadcast. After reading his own match record, Ke Jie remembered that it was Liao Yuanhe who lost.
Ke Jie said that his "head is all mushy", and it seems that he has indeed "drunk too much".
In addition, Ke Jie also pointed out that "this game is good for the other side, and I don't have any chance." ”
It seems that when Ke Jie, who "drank too much", encountered Liao Yuanhe, who played perfectly, such a "cold door" was not an accident.
In addition to the reason for "drinking too much", Ke Jie also summed up another reason for his loss: homesickness.
"It could be that I miss home, so I lost."
Ke Jie said frankly: "I am very happy to return home, and I am not sad to lose." ”
"Homesick children, the desire for home is always pursued. So I miss my hometown all the time. Ke Jie finally said.
As the top chess player in the Chinese chess world at present, Ke Jie will attract a lot of attention every time he loses chess, and I believe that Ke Jie himself is also under a lot of pressure.
But then again, professional chess players are a very special group, and many of them have left their hometowns since they were young to work hard in various places. While facing cruel competition, they are also plagued by homesickness all the time, as can be seen from Ke Jie's live broadcast statement.
Going home, sometimes is really more important than winning or losing.
What do the majority of chess fans and friends think about this? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section and share your views.
(Saury)