Dear chess friends, as shown above, in the 6th Japan Go Masters tournament held this morning, Mr. Lin Haifeng and Mr. Shuzo Awaji Shuzo, two seniors, jointly staged a strong dialogue between the classics, let's take a look at the final game picture:
The result of this round was that Shuzo Awaji won the white mid-game, and if we only focus on this game of feelings, it seems a little narrow; in fact, these two teachers have fought with our beloved Nie Qisheng many times, and have given Nie Laosheng a painful defeat in that year:
Nie Lao may really take out those two games of chess like this, what is the reason for these two big games to make Nie Lao so worried? The first is the 3rd Fujitsu Cup Final on August 4, 1990:
Take a look at the live watching of chess players at that time: On August 4, the much-anticipated Fujitsu Cup final began in Tokyo. Nie Weiping guessed the white chess piece, took the ground briskly, and then punched into the black line to cure the orphan. Lin Haifeng steadily unfolded the black chess pieces and slowly oppressed the white chess pieces. In the middle game, Nie Weiping, who had the sense of superiority, left the battlefield to make up for the lone chess piece, and Lin Haifeng keenly seized the opportunity to form a large void of more than thirty purposes on the top with extremely vulgar means, and immediately formed a situation of black excellence. In the second half of the game, the two sides began to argue, and Nie Weiping made another mistake, making the situation worse. Later, Lin Haifeng became more and more courageous, widening the gap between the disk surfaces to more than twenty eyes. In the end, Nie Weiping lost in the middle set and once again handed over the world championship to others. Lin Haifeng finished second in the Fujitsu Cup for the second consecutive time, and this time he finally won the championship, becoming the first Chinese Go world champion.
If it were not for this defeat, the first world champion of Chinese Go would not have to wait for the teacher Ma Xiaochun, who worked hard five years later, to bring it, sorry to see, Nie Lao and Lin Haifeng teacher in the Sino-Japanese Tianyuan confrontation Of course, there will be more wonderful matches, this later to talk. Looking at Awaji Teacher's game against Nie Lao, on May 10, 1993, in the final round of the 7th Sino-Japanese Ring Tournament held in the match room on the seventh floor of the Japanese Chess Academy, Nie Lao's black official stage made continuous mistakes and lost with half a eye:
Let's also take a look at Nie Lao's memories of this game in the future: This game of chess, I was much ahead in the first half of the game, and I went on concisely, and there was no doubt about winning. But I still insist on killing the dragon, doing nothing wrong, and inducing complex changes. But even so, in the end, as long as it is simple and one gear in the second way, it can also be a small victory, in actual combat, I ghostly made a god difference, but I wanted to make some complex changes with him, and finally lost half an eye due to a mistake caused by time constraints. It was unbelievable to lose.
We will also talk about the story of the ring in the future, and I will recall it today.