Fan Tingyu really swept thousands of troops on the chessboard, no, he showed his skills in a recent game, and directly beat South Korea's opponent Bian Xiangyi to the north! This game is not vegetarian, Fan Tingyu caught a small mistake of the opponent, chased all the way, and directly surrounded the opponent's big dragon in the center of the chessboard, this trick is simply a master in the people!
Next, let's talk about the duel between Dang Yifei and Qi Yuting. Dang Yifei is really a cup this time, originally had a 95% winning rate, and had an obvious advantage in the half game, but who knew that in the second half, because of a mistake, let Qi Yuting seize the opportunity, and a wave of reversal directly reversed the victory, which is simply a big reversal in the movie! This game made many chess fans cry out that they were frightened, and it was really the feeling of "the mountain rain is coming and the wind is full of buildings".
When it comes to upsets, I have to mention Gu Zihao's performance in the Caltex Cup. As one of China's top chess players, it was a surprise that he was unexpectedly defeated by Lee Chang-seok this time. Lee Chang-seok was simply a match with the courage of one against a hundred, and he controlled the rhythm of the game from beginning to end, and finally won the set cleanly. This result not only made Lee Chang-seok famous, but also reminded the audience of the unpredictable nature of Go.
Another highlight was the battle between Japan's Yuta Iyama and Zhang Xu. Iyama Yuta played white in this game, showing super actual combat ability, through exquisite layout and continuous attack, and finally achieved a lot of ground in the middle and upper middle of the chessboard, defeating Zhang Xu with an absolute advantage. This victory not only cemented his position in the Japanese Go world, but also demonstrated his excellent tactical vision and decision-making skills to all spectators.
These games were undoubtedly full of intensity and drama, with each player showcasing their own unique style and skills, while also providing a wonderful visual feast for Go fans. Every game of chess is like a battle, and the players are not only competing against their opponents, but also against their own psychology. This dual battle of psychology and technique makes every match seem exciting.
In short, whether it is Fan Tingyu's dragon-slaying tactics, or Dang Yifei's unexpected mistakes, or Gu Zihao's unexpected defeat, these fully demonstrate the charm and unpredictability of Go. Every game is not only a test of the players' skills, but also a challenge to their mental endurance. As the game progresses, the next matchups will definitely be more exciting, so let's wait and see what thrilling matches these masters will bring us!