The past is mottled and thick Fujitsu Cup Review Series(161)
"Ji Gong" Half-Eye Grinds Down Stone Buddha Zhou Heyang shocked the world in a battle
Dark horses often appear on the Fujitsu Cup. Some are pure flat thunder, such as Che Min-so, who reached the quarterfinals in the second and third consecutive years, Che Chang-ho who eliminated Lee Chang-ho in the fifth session, and Che Zewu who eliminated Kobayashi Koichi. Some are the cries of the first attempts of the chess players who have achieved great achievements in the future, such as Wang Minghuan, who defeated Nie Weiping in the second term, and Li Changhao, who eliminated Wugong Masaki in the third time and entered the quarterfinals. The 10th Fujitsu Cup has such a big dark horse belonging to the latter that shocked the world, he is the Chinese xiaolong chess player Zhou Heyang who played in the World Series for the first time.
Zhou Heyang, who was under the age of 21 at the time, qualified to represent China in the Fujitsu Cup as the winner of the 1996 national individual competition. In the first round, he narrowly won the match against young South Korean chess player Choi Myung-hoon, and in the second round, eight seeded players played, and Heyang drew the defending champion Lee Chang-ho, which made the Chinese chess fans who had expectations for him take a breath of cool air.
Since lee Chang-ho competed in the Fujitsu Cup for the second time, except for the sixth edition due to the busy domestic competition, the other editions have been in the lineup of this tournament. However, his performance in the earliest world competition was not conspicuous, and he failed to break through the second round after reaching the quarterfinals in the third edition, and did not break through the wall until the ninth edition, winning consecutive victories over Nie Weiping, Kobayashi Koichi, Ma Xiaochun and other giants, winning the Fujitsu Cup for the first time.
After winning the Toyo Securities Cup and the Fujitsu Cup in 1996, Lee Chang-ho has become the world's strongest player in the chess industry. The Samsung Cup and LG Cup, which were founded that year, he also had outstanding achievements. Entering 1997, Lee Chang-ho launched a new world champion, and in mid-March he won the championship in the first two sets of the first LG Cup final. In April, lee chang-ho's goal is naturally to successfully defend his title.
As the only South Korean representative among the eight seeded players, Lee Chang-ho drew Ak Ho-yang, who was a year younger than himself, and most people thought he was under little pressure. But this is the first time the two have met, and Lee Chang-ho's performance in the encounter has never been ideal.
The second round of the 10th Fujitsu Cup
Black: Zhou Heyang Seven Duan (China)
White: Lee Chang-ho 9 Dan (Korea)
Black paste 5 1/2 mesh
A total of 246 lots
Black half-eyes win
Date of the match: 14 April 1997
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Zhou Heyang was jokingly called "Jigong" by the friends of the former National Junior Team, and Li Changhao was a famous "Stone Buddha". Ji Gong of the game Dust against the stone Buddha who is still on the top, see who has the stronger mana?
First spectrum 1-50
Zhou Heyang guessed that the black chess piece went first.
Black 5 Small Chinese Stream.
After the white 6 points shot and the black 9 were pressed above, the two sides' moves were very popular at the time.
White 18 second turn, before the competition has no one to go this way, this is a typical stone Buddha style of a hand, quite affordable, after many chess players imitated, is considered to be a local positive move.
Black 19 jumps up and is large below.
Bai 20 continued to take the land, and Lee Chang-ho never worried about the appearance of the other party.
The black 25 shoulder rush is better, but the black 27 is slightly too stagnant, generally walking 30 places to jump.
Lee Chang-ho will not hesitate when he should exert his strength, and Bai 28 and 30 immediately broke off, expecting to control the situation through battle.
Black 33 stands calm.
Bai 36's chess piece was not correct, and Li Changhao was a little underestimating Zhou Heyang's strength.
Black 37 is a good time to force White 38 to exchange with Black 39.
Black 41 leans, sharp counterattack!
The white chess piece was broken, and it was instantly plunged into a bitter battle.
White 48 is too much again, and at this time it can probably only be abandoned.
Black 49 turned, white 50 had to escape.
Second Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 51-100)
Black 1 to eat, white chess only to let black 3 pluck flowers.
Black 9 Tigers live in the blockade, no matter how the next kill, black chess is already cheap.
Lee Chang-ho probably ignored the black chess piece here and suffered a big loss early.
Black 19 is the first hand, and white chess cannot kill black chess.
Black 23 if you continue to play chess below, it is a slow gas robbery.
In actual combat, Heyang gave up the robbery below, and even took the black 23 and 25 hands, and the overall situation had obvious advantages.
White 26 also needs to prevent it from being used by black chess, and this hand is also eliminating the power of black chess, which is a hand that waits for opportunities under the disadvantage of Lee Chang-ho.
The Black 27 can also be covered.
White 28 and 30 are already somewhat rhythmically chaotic.
Black 33 mend a knife, Crane Yang downwind full sails.
The upper left corner of the white chess piece still has to be replenished.
Black 43 pressed above, and the pace was too good.
White 44 pull it, then White 46 touch! Lee Chang-ho finally came up with real kung fu.
It's a beautiful turnaround.
Third Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 101-150)
Bai 4 turned to the corner, throwing off the baggage above, and Lee Chang-ho lengthened the battle line.
Black 5 should be pulled as large in the lower right corner.
The white 8 is huge, the black 9 is self-defeating and should be single-blocked.
The white 12 wrench is a good player in the competition, grabbing the reverse harvest chess piece of the white 16 and 18 pulls in the upper right corner, and the gap between the two sides has been greatly reduced.
At this time, black chess is still a relatively obvious advantage, and Lee Chang-ho began to exert his own restraint divine skills.
White 32 break manufacturing clues.
Heyang is more entangled in this paragraph, and Black 41 and 43 lack substance.
White 46 is a quick hand.
White 50 broken, delicate.
Fourth Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 151-200)
The white 6 dig is very large, and then there are white 10 or less hands to loot.
After the white 20th block, the overall situation has been very subtle, and the advantages of the black chess have almost been eroded.
Both have run out of time, and the reading of the seconds is constantly using the hit to judge the situation.
Fifth Spectrum 1-46 (i.e. 201-246)
When the black 1 tip is 1, the white 2 is squeezed, and the final victory and defeat appear.
He Yang judged that if Black 3 did not break the white chess piece, it was likely to lose the chess.
Black 3 Decisive! White 4 eating three sons is of course very large, but black 7 blockade, after the conversion of black chess to guard the final bottom line.
Both sides diligently finished the official, and the black chessboard was 6 eyes.
Lee Chang-ho, who started with a big loss, almost completed the reversal with a frightening official's divine feat. Fortunately, at that time, it was a black paste of 5 and a half eyes, and Zhou Heyang had the thrill of defending the half-eye victory, eliminating the defending champion and the number one seed in the tournament, and making a great contribution to curbing the surging Korean Wave. At that time, we rejoiced for Heyang's black horse galloping, and we did not expect that he could become the "bitter hand" of the stone Buddha, and won the first three major battles against Li Changhao, and fought with the stone Buddha ten times in his career, which was also equally divided.
The first time to participate in the "Jigong" became the biggest discovery of this year's Fujitsu Cup, and his attack is not only in the quarterfinals, but also has a wonderful performance later.
The failed defending Lee Chang-ho was defeated in the Fujitsu Cup for the fourth time, but more than a month after this game, he defeated Liu Chang-hyuk in the third set of the 1st LG Cup final to win the championship 3-0. In November, he made a 3-0 clean sheet in the final of the 2nd Samsung Cup, still a one-year double crown, with a total of 6 world championships, and he flourished in the world chess world. From that year to the present, he has been the chess player who has won the most world championships.
Zhou Heyang won the black 246 hand half-eye victory over Lee Chang-ho
Ji Gong li grasped the stone Buddha
Zhou Heyang in his heyday
Lee Chang-ho
Zhou Li battle in the final of the Chunlan Cup