Little Polgar: I am not jealous of Hou Yifan

The 2016 Vic Anzer Chess Super Tournament has entered the intense "closing" stage. Hou Yifan, a world chess queen from China, has performed well against super-first-class male chess players, scoring 4.5 points after the first 12 rounds, including a win. Her performance was well received by hungarian player Borga Jr., a former world women's number one player. Little Polgar said that if Hou Yifan continues to work hard, he will definitely rise to a new height in the future.

Polgar Jr., 40, is recognized by the chess world as the best female chess player to date. Now she is a mother of two children and has withdrawn from the chess world. Polgar Jr. himself has participated in six Vic Anzer Chess Super Tournaments, five of which were in the highest level of Group A, with the best result being runner-up in 2003 with India's Anand, who was the champion. Although the strength is still there, the little Polga, who has been in the chess world for 30 years, still chose to retire and started an ordinary life with her husband, who is a veterinarian. Their sons and daughters, one 11 years old and one 9 years old, although they can play chess, but they cannot be professional chess players. Polgar Jr. himself was keen on Hungarian chess and wrote his own textbooks, which was so fruitful that 170 schools across Hungary now list chess as an elective. She said chess is very important for children's intellectual development and character development. Chess enters school not to produce world champions, but to benefit more children.

Speaking of Hou Yifan's performance in the Vic Anze Super Competition this time, Little Polga said that she watched Hou Yifan's game of chess that won Navarre in the fourth round, and she thought that Hou Yifan's start was very good, and the whole game was very positive. As for Hou Yifan, who has replaced Little Polga for many years, the position of the world's first in the women's international rating, Little Polga said: "At present, Hou Yifan is indeed the most promising female chess player in the world, and instead of jealousy of her, I am happy that such a female chess player can try to play against the world's top male chess players and even defeat them." But she's not up to my highest-level score record and strength at the moment, and if she can keep working hard and stay passionate about chess, I think she can do it."

Little Polgar said that she chose to play chess only with male chess players because it felt more interesting, and years of experience playing against male chess players also helped her improve and improve her chess skills. Little Polgar believes that there is no difference in the intelligence of male and female chess players, and female chess players will learn a lot if they participate in men's competitions, and their chess strength will become stronger and stronger, but the practicality is not great, because the FIDE specializes in hosting women's world championships and other women's tournaments for female chess players, and the female chess players who win these tournaments will also win popularity and respect in their own countries and even in the world. Nevertheless, Polgar Jr. believes that female chess players with an international rating of more than 2500 will be very beneficial to the development of the chess project if they are willing to choose to play against male players. (Reporter Chen Jun, Ge Huizhong)

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