The chess master Jin Qichang, who makes people extremely respected, is both a chess player and a chess player, or a referee

When it comes to the theory of chess, many people may think of Tu Jingming and Jia Titao.

As a chess player with the same name as them, Beijing's chess master Jin Qichang is also very respected by chess fans.

Master Kim Kai-chang was born in 1941 and died of a sudden illness in 20009 due to cerebral congestion at the age of 68.

In the nearly seventy years of Master Jin's career, he has devoted almost all of his energy to chess.

In his early years, he was a chess player, and he fought in the south and north of the national arena, and won the title of chess master.

After retiring from the military, Jin Qichang opened a chess magazine, wrote chess books, and served as the principal of a chess school, contributing to the inheritance and development of the chess industry from all aspects.

He was the initiator and the first editor-in-chief of "Chess Research", and later wrote more than 500 chess articles for "Beijing Evening News", "Yangcheng Evening News", "Xinmin Evening News", "Sports News", etc., and edited more than 70 monographs such as "New Compilation of Dreaming into The Divine Machine", "Record of Chess World Competition", "Collection of Ancient and Modern Famous Games", "Chess New Trend Layout", "Chess Medium Game Tactics", "Chess Popular Layout" and so on.

Master Jin Qichang also actively participated in the refereeing work, and has repeatedly refereed in national, Asian and world competitions, and won the honor of international referee.

Because of his dedication and lifelong dedication to the chess cause, his biography has been included in the Dictionary of Chinese Published Celebrities, Contemporary Talents, 21st Century Talent Pool, And Who's Who in the World, etc., and has been permanently praised.