Born in 1982, Kong Jie learned chess at the age of 6, entered the national junior training team at the age of 12, studied under Liu Xiaoguang Jiudan, and was designated as the first dan in 1994. Gu Li, Kong Jie, and Hu Yaoyu were also known as the "Three Musketeers of the National Youth", and were the representatives of the Tiger Generation, but the earliest of the three came to prominence was Kong Jie.
The 17-year-old Kong Jie became famous in the quarterfinals of the second Chunlan Cup in 1999, and won the third place in the "upset" victory over South Korea's king Cho Kao Hyun Hyun, and defeated Eda Ki ki to win the third place. In the third Chunlan Cup in 2000, Kong Jie went to the next level, defeated Lee Chang-ho who was in the sky and rushed into the top four again, and won the reputation of "Chunlan Teenager".
Kong Jie's consecutive victories over Chinese chess players' bitter rivals Cao Xuanxuan and Lee Chang-ho Jiudan in the competition gave Chinese Go, which was in a cold trough at that time, a ray of hope.
However, after that, Kong Jie fell into a downturn, Kong Jie was tall and handsome, and for a long time, everyone mentioned Kong Jie, not his achievements, but his handsomeness.
Chinese Go entered a five-year cold darkness, until 2005, after the leader of the Long Zi generation, Chang Hao Jiudan, defeated South Korea's Choi Chul-han Jiudan to win the fifth Ying's Cup, the Chinese Go was in full swing, especially the tiger players seemed to suddenly wake up from their slumber, Gu Li defeated Chen Yaoye in 2006 to win the LG Cup for the first time, and won the four championships in the 2008-2009 season, crushing Lee Chang-ho and Lee Sedol to rule the world chess world. After the second half of 2009, Coulee's status slipped sharply, and his performance declined rapidly.
However, Kong Jie, who had been dormant for a long time, suddenly rose up and took over the baton of Gu Li. At the 21st Asian Cup Quick Chess Tournament, Kong Jie won the Asian Cup with a series of three masters, Namely, Nam Dong-yun, Lee Chang-ho and Lee Sedol. But this is just the beginning, from the second half of 2009 to the first half of 2010, Kong Jie Jiudan won three consecutive world championships in the Samsung Cup, LG Cup, Fujitsu Cup, and two Asian Cups, which can be described as sweeping the world chess world.
From June 2009 to July 6, 2010, Kong Jie achieved an impressive record of 29 wins on the world stage, with a staggering winning percentage of 93.5%, including four wins over Lee Chang-ho, three wins over Lee Sedol, two wins over Gu Li, two wins against Choi Chul-han, and two wins over Park Yong-hoon, defeating all current Chinese and Korean kings-
From 2004 to the Asian Cup in 2009, Lee Sedol achieved an incredible nine consecutive wins against Kong Jie. But from 2009 to 2010, Kong Jie finally turned around and defeated Lee Sedol three times in a row.
2009.6.11 Kong Jie vs Lee Chang-ho Semi-Finals of the 21st Asia Television Quick Chess Tournament Black Win 2.5 Mesh
2009.6.12 Kong Jie vs Lee Sedol 21st Asian Television Quick Chess Championship Finals Winner of the Black Mid-Game
2010.2.22 Kong Jie vs Lee Chang-ho 14th LG Cup Final Round 1 Bai Win 2.5 Mesh
2010.2.24 Kong Jie vs Lee Chang-ho 14th LG Cup Final Round 2 With a black victory of 1.5 mesh
2010.6.2 Kong Jie vs Lee Chang-ho Semi-finals of the 22nd Asian Cup TV Quick Chess Tournament Won the black mid-game
2010.7.5 Kong Jie vs Lee Sedol 23rd Fujitsu Cup Final 12.5 wins
Kong Jie's achievements are so impressive, the record is so prominent, for a time, everyone thinks that Kong Jie will become the new king of the chess world, and Coulley will form China's super-first-class Gemini, and Lee Chang-ho and Lee Sedol are both together.
But unfortunately, Kong Jie's peak period was shorter than Gu Li's, and it was more than a year before and after, like a brilliant comet star suddenly roaring and suddenly whistling away, people sighed and sighed!
In the period from 2009 to 2010, Kong Jie, who suddenly roared in, was the world's first Go player.
The most talked about outside of Kong Jie's competition is his wife Chen Xiaoyun. Chen Xiaoyun is a beautiful woman from Hangzhou who has participated in the Supergirl Competition. Chen Xiaoyun was a teenager in the Go chong duan and was selected for the national junior women's team. In August 2008, Chen Xiaoyun met Kong Jie, and the two quickly established a relationship, after which Kong Jie began his 2009 and 2010 years.
Kong Jie and Chen Xiaoyun lang talented women, and there is a source of Go, Chen Xiaoyun helped Kong Jie to break out in the state, achieving a triple crown achievement, which can be called a Good Story of Go.