The amateur chess super dark horse turned out to defeat Xu Yinchuan Xie Jing, and the apprentice was Wang Tianyi's coach

He is one of the few amateur chess players in the history of chess to play in the National Xiangjia League, fighting on the highest stage, and the record is very good.

Chen Jianguo from Hangzhou, Zhejiang, studied under Liu Yici, a master of the previous generation in Zhejiang, when he was very young, Chen Jianguo fought all over the roadside invincibles, at this time, an old man came to his front, Chen Jianguo was invincible, and it was known that this person was Liu Yici.

Liu Yici saw Chen Jianguo's talent in chess, took him as an apprentice, and carefully taught him.

Since then, Chen Jianguo's chess skills have improved by leaps and bounds, winning many championships in Zhejiang Province, and he has represented the Zhejiang team in the National Xiangjia League, National Team Competition, and Individual Competition, and has won many good results.

In the 2004 Xiangjia League, Chen Jianguo, as an amateur chess player, actually defeated Xie Jing, Xu Chao, Miao Yongpeng, Zhang Jiang and many other super masters and masters, shocking the arena.

In the national team competition, Chen Jianguo also won many famous players such as Xu Yinchuan and Shen Peng.

Unfortunately, Chen Jianguo's participation in the individual competition has never been able to realize the master's long-cherished wish, which has become a major regret.

However, many of Chen Jianguo's disciples have become national masters, including Ma Tianyue, the coach of the current Hangzhou team Wang Tianyi, the female master, and Huang Zhufeng, the zhejiang team's fierce general, who have all learned chess with him.

It is worth mentioning that Chen Jianguo is a two-gun general, his level of Go is not bad, and Dong Wenyuan has played against the color chess many times, paid a lot of tuition to Dong Wenyuan, and he said that the tragedy of the genius Dong Wenyuan was caused by that special era.

Today, Chen Jianguo is nearly sixty years old, and he still insists on competing, not for the master, but for the love of chess in his heart.