The park, the green lung of the city, is a great place for citizens to relax and have fun. Here, some people like to walk, some like to run, some like to sing, and some like to play chess. However, playing chess in the park often causes some "controversy", why is that?
First of all, chess enthusiasts in the park come from all ages, from teenagers to old people. As a result, their level of chess skills is also uneven. Sometimes, at the end of a game of chess, due to the large difference in level, the player who plays faster may feel that the other player is playing too slowly, and even complain that the opponent is distracted or chatting when playing chess. Such complaints often cause the other party to resent them, which in turn leads to unnecessary disputes.
Secondly, chess enthusiasts in the park often play chess with a recreational and casual mentality, rather than fighting for competition. Therefore, sometimes they disagree over some small issues of interest, such as where a certain piece should go, how a certain piece should be handled, and so on. These questions may not seem trivial in the eyes of experts, but they are very important to some beginners or amateurs, so they can easily lead to controversy.
In addition, chess enthusiasts in the park often gather spontaneously to play chess, lacking a unified organization and management. Therefore, sometimes there will be some irregular behaviors, such as someone will make a loud noise while playing chess, someone will smoke while playing chess, and so on. These behaviors will not only affect other people's chess experience, but may also lead to some unnecessary disputes.
To sum up, chess enthusiasts in the park need to pay attention to regulating their own behavior and respecting the feelings of others while enjoying the fun of playing chess. Only in this way can the chess activities in the park be more harmonious and beautiful. #Article Launch Challenge#