Liang Weitang Jiudan was born in 1963 and is a native of Guangdong. He learned chess in elementary school at the age of 10, entered the sports school at the age of 12, and entered the Guangdong Provincial Training Team at the age of 15, making rapid progress and steady steps. In 1983, Liang Weitang entered the national team, came to Beijing, and played with the heroes of the chess world across the country, gradually emerging, becoming a member of the Chinese Go player.
In 1986, Liang Weitang won the sixth place in the national individual competition, the most important event in China at that time, and the following year he was killed in one fell swoop, only to be suppressed by the limelight Ma Xiaochun. In 1989, Liang Weitang once again won the sixth place in the national individual competition, and the stable results showed his status as a first-class chess player in China.
In 1992, Liang Weitang also won the right to challenge the fourth Chinese chess king battle, but unfortunately, the challenge of wufan chess was 1-3 against Ma Xiaochun, and did not become the owner of the title of domestic chess battle.
In 1989, Liang Weitang was qualified to represent China in the second Fujitsu Cup, which was a great honor for chess players at that time. After beating South American representative Akirul in the first round, he lost to the super-first-class chess player Lin Haifeng in the second round.
In 1994, Liang Weitang, who had passed the "advanced age" of 30 years old, passed the first Chinese Go newcomer Wang Zhan, and encountered Wang Lei, one of the "Seven Little Dragons", in the final. The final is a three-fold win-loss process, and today we will enjoy the first round of competition.
The first round of the first Chinese rookie Wang Zhan final
Liang Weitang won the white mid-game victory over Wang Lei
Date of the match: 26 February 1994
The first newcomer Wang Zhan stipulates that chess players under 30 years old (inclusive) and under the seventh dan (inclusive) will participate, and for Liang Weitang, who is exactly "card line" in both indicators, this is actually the last chance.
Wang Lei was only 16 years old at the time, and the previous year he won the fifth place in the national individual competition, and he was the best young chess player.
First spectrum 1-50
In the first game of the three wins and losses, Wang Lei carried the black first.
Black 5 cloth under the "new small forest stream", white 6 more demolition all the way active.
White 10 pinch attack, Liang Weitang is full of vitality.
Black 13 seeks change, white 14 The following are Liang Weitang's ingenious countermeasures.
Black 19 off first, white 20 first hand to eat, local two points.
Black 31 demolished two big fields, but white 32 shoulder rushed to the best point, Liang Weitang's overall view is outstanding.
White 38 pointed, expanding below, black 39, 41 should be in the 42 position head.
After Bai 42 pulled back, Liang Weitang controlled the situation.
White 44 pulls this side again, and the scale of the white chess is grand.
Second Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 51-100)
Black 1 grows out of battle, white 2 tough!
Black 3 below helpless.
Black 7 is a hand of struggle, after forcing White to go 8 places, Black 9 forcibly pulled out of the battle.
White 10, 12 compact.
Wang Lei tried his best to fight, but was hit by the white 20 fly, and the black chess piece fought hard.
White 26 long inevitable, 28 complementary chess calm.
White 32 rush to eat black chess four, thick.
Black 37, 39 tenacious, white 40 heavy.
By the time of white 50, the black chess pieces cut the real space below the white chess pieces, and the situation eased somewhat.
Third Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 101-150)
Black 3, 5 slow, white 6 below the hand to remove a son.
White 14 leans down on the good timing, black 15 helpless.
White 18 was able to stand, and then White 20 climbed the corner, aiming at the black corner while emptying, and Liang Weitang maintained his advantage.
The chess game entered the official competition, and Liang Weitang stepped into the camp step by step, very steady.
Fourth Spectrum 1-20 (i.e. 151-170)
White 6 escapes the two sons, not only the number of eyes, but also threatens the black chess dragon to live or die.
Black 9 mentions that the third son is the winner and loser, not so the number of eyes is insufficient.
Bai 10 below set out to kill dragons, and Liang Weitang showed profound basic skills.
White 14 good hands, 20 is broken eye tendons, black chess side a glance and mid-abdomen to do both eyes, the big dragon is angry to death.
Wang Lei threw himself into this.
In the second set, Liang Weitang won again with the black, thus defeating Wang Lei with a score of 2-0 and winning the title of the first Chinese newcomer king, which was also his first time in a high-level domestic competition, and the reputation of "Immortal Sword" was not far away.
In 1999, Liang Weitang played well in the national dan competition, and after Chang Hao, he was promoted to the ninth dan and became the 22nd nine dan player in the Chinese Go world, achieving a long-cherished wish for a chess career.
Liang Weitang, who was once famous, has now faded from the sight of chess fans for many years, but the aura of the past still remains in our hearts. Today's Liang Weitang Jiudan has a peaceful mentality, always smiling, and a generation of tigers will be personable and warm as jade.
Liang Weitang won against Wang Lei in 170 hands
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