Ke Jie set a fierce trap for Jin Mingxun at the beginning, and in the 10th Ying's Cup, the competition between the two masters can be described as sparks. Speaking of this game, it was full of drama from the beginning, Ke Jie, the "big devil" in the Go world, with his trademark smile, seemed to say to Jin Mingxun: "Young man, are you ready? This is a big pit!"
The prologue of the game is simply a textbook of psychological warfare. Ke Jie used all her skills as soon as she came up, and every move seemed like a well-thought-out conspiracy. And Jin Mingxun, hey, this Korean chess master, obviously didn't expect Ke Jie to come so fiercely. 50 hands down, he has fallen into deep thought many times, and his eyes are full of re-evaluation and calculation of strategy.
This duel is not only a contest on the chessboard, but also a contest of wisdom and patience. Imagine the tense atmosphere of the scene, the early game between the two chess players, as if they were engaged in a silent boxing match, and every eye exchange was full of gunpowder.
Immediately afterward, the game entered the fierce battle phase of the mid-game. Ke Jie's delicate layout began to show its effects. After a fierce battle on the right side, Kim Myung-hun was clearly feeling the pressure, and by an accident, black made a big mistake at 47 moves, which directly affected the development of the situation. Ke Jie seized the opportunity, as if entering a no-man's land, and brought the game to a new climax.
It can be said that Ke Jie's win rate quickly soared to 70% after this, which is not only a numerical advantage, but also a psychological suppression. Jin Mingxun had fallen into passivity at this time, and every time he played chess, he seemed to be struggling between hesitation and calculation, while Ke Jie was at ease, and every move seemed so calm.
In this way, the game ended with Ke Jie's victory, he not only had superior skills, but also completely gained the upper hand in psychological warfare and successfully advanced to the top 28. This game is not only a contest of skills, but also a double test of strategy and psychology.
And although our Kim Myung-hoon failed to win, his performance was respectable enough. In the face of an opponent like Ke Jie, he showed a tenacious fighting spirit and an indomitable fighting attitude. After all, Go is like life, not every move can be predicted, and not every game can be perfect. The important thing is to learn from each game and gain experience from each opponent.
The audience's enthusiasm and attention to this game also showed the profound cultural heritage and extensive influence of the sport. Go is not only a competition of wisdom, but also a tempering of human nature. On the chessboard, every fall is a clash of hearts, and the end of every game is a realization of life.
In general, the contest between Ke Jie and Jin Mingxun is not only a technical display, but also a spiritual agitation. Such a competition undoubtedly brought not only visual enjoyment to the audience, but also a baptism of the soul. Let's look forward to more exciting duels between the two players in the future, and at the same time wish them a bright path on the chessboard of life.