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In order to carry forward the national chess culture and cultivate a new generation of outstanding chess players, Chinese chess champions, double world champions, Xu Tianhong's tutor class officially opened today!
Chess, one of the oldest and most extensive chess sports in the world, is the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation and even all mankind, and is also an excellent representative of traditional Chinese culture.
In the Jiangsu chess world, the flagship figure is naturally none other than the international grandmaster Xu Tianhong, as the seventh national champion in China and the double world champion, Xu Tianhong's chess status is beyond regret.
Instructor class students usually play chess on the computer, this time have the opportunity to have close contact with the master, asked a lot of questions, Master Xu Tianhong seriously answered for the students one by one, it is really full of dry goods! In order to let the students better understand the moves of Chinese chess, Master Xu Tianhong personally went to the battlefield to play chess with the students, and explained the doorway with the students every step of the chess in the process of playing chess. Many of the problems encountered in playing chess are solved.
Master Xu Tianhong's wife Wang Xiaping also came to help today, Wang Xiaping is also a chess player, in 1988 won the second place in the national individual competition, has a wealth of experience in teaching chess. Many of the children she has taught can win chess games over adults, and she says the right approach is important.
About Xu Tianhong
Xu Tianhong, male, born in May 1960, a native of Taizhou, Jiangsu Province, a member of the Jiusan Society, a jiangsu chess master, has won the national championship, the world champion, and the Chinese chess grandmaster.
His style of chess is steady and delicate, and the kung fu of open, medium and residual chess is relatively comprehensive, and he can often grasp the small weaknesses of the opponent due to the situation, and accumulate small victories into big victories. When he walks against the wind, he can calmly respond to the battle and fight back, so the chess community praises him as the "Smiling Buddha". Xu Tianhong's chess skills are strictly laid out, and the first hand is good at the middle cannon into the three soldiers, the immortal guiding the way and other innings, and the back hand is quite accomplished in the screen horse, anti-palace horse, and hand cannon.
From a super-first-class professional chess player to the vice president of Jiangsu Chess Academy and the promoter of Chinese chess, Xu Tianhong has always insisted on promoting the essence of the country and popularizing Chinese chess in the process of transformation in her life. In recent years, Xu Tianhong has been traveling between cities in Jiangsu Province all year round, running competitions and interacting with grassroots chess fans such as wheel wars.
Major achievements
In 1977, he began to receive professional training in chess, and was awarded the national junior runner-up in 1978, and was officially selected into the Jiangsu Provincial Chess Team in 1978.
Since 1981, Xu Tianhong has been the main player of the Jiangsu chess team, and in the national team competitions from 1981 to 1984 and from 1988 to 1990, he made important contributions to the Jiangsu team to enter the national top six.
In 1984, he won the 8th place in the national individual competition and entered the ranks of chess masters. Since then, his results have increased year by year, and he won the 4th place in the country in 1985 and the second place in the country in 1986. In the same year, as the main player of the Chinese team, he participated in the fourth Asian Cup and won the team championship.
In 1987, he was the runner-up of the 3rd Asian Cities Masters Competition.
In 1988, it won the 5th place in the country
In 1989, he was crowned the national champion and was awarded the title of Grandmaster of Chess.
In 1991, he was awarded the title of Grand International Master by the Asian Chess Federation.
In 1992, he was the runner-up in the country.
In the third World Championships held in Beijing in 1993, he won the crown with an excellent record of 6 wins and 3 draws, becoming the third world champion after Lu Qin in Guangdong and Zhao Guorong in Heilongjiang.
In 1994, he won the 5th Yinli Cup National Championship and was awarded the Sports Medal of Honor by the National Sports Commission.
In 1996, the record was set for a 1-on-100-man chess wheel battle.
2004 Chinese Chess Championship National Grandmaster.
In recent years, Xu Tianhong has been committed to cultivating chess reserve talents and cultivating many outstanding young chess players. He personally grasps training, and usually pays attention to cultivating chess players to study independently and give full play to the strengths and characteristics of their personal style.
Xu Chao, who entered the Jiangsu provincial team at the age of 13, has always been personally led by Xu Tianhong, Xu Chao said: "Master has a great influence on me, and from him I can see his dedication to chess. He was very diligent and studied chess as soon as he had time. This is well worth learning. On October 12, 2019, in the men's individual final of the 16th World Chess Championships held in Vancouver, Canada, Xu Chao, who represented the Chinese team, won the men's individual championship in the case of the defeat of the Chinese women's team, and won the men's team championship at the World Championships with teammate Wang Yang. At this point, Xu Chao became the ninth World Chess Champion in China, which is also the second time that Jiangsu Xiangqi has won the world championship after a gap of 26 years.
After Xu Chao won the world championship in November 2019, Xu Tianhong returned to Nanjing to celebrate his work and take a group photo
The 2019 Chinese team participated in the World Championships in Canada for a group photo, the back row left two for Jiangsu team Wu Wei and Xu Chao, the front row second right team for Jiangsu team Liu Tong.
It is worth mentioning that at the second World Chess Junior Championship held at the same time, Jiangsu also gave birth to two junior world champions: Wu Wei won the men's 16-year-old group championship, and Liu Tong won the men's 12-year-old group championship. In the two major competitions, the Chinese team won a total of five championships, of which Jiangsu won three individual championships and one team championship.
Xu Tianhong said that chess is passed on from generation to generation, and it will definitely rise in strength again! As a person who was born for chess, I will continue to do my best for the survival and development of chess.
What are you waiting for! Come and sign up!
Organizers: Yangzi Jian Zang, Jiangsu Jiujiuyi Cultural Development Co., Ltd
Organizer: Nanjing Yangzi Chuang art workshop culture and art exchange co., LTD
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