In the middle of the China-Japan Ring, due to the continuous improvement of the overall strength of the Chinese side, there are more and more new faces, but there are very few who can make a splash through this ring, and Zheng Hong is one of them.
Zheng Hong, a native of Chengdu, Sichuan Province, was born in 1968, set as the first dan in 1984, and promoted to the ninth dan in 1996, and often ranks at the top of domestic competitions.
What makes Zheng Hong truly rank among the first-class masters is the Sino-Japanese Ring Match. In 1991, at the age of 23, Zheng Hong became the vanguard of the Sixth Ring Chinese team, and his reputation at that time was not obvious, he unexpectedly defeated the three major generals of the Japanese team, Hideki Komatsu, Masaki Koji, and Kiki Itada, laying a good start for the Chinese team and becoming a hero in the ring himself. Although the Chinese team finally lost 7-8 in that tournament, Zheng Hong, as the player with the most wins in the Chinese team, has been highly anticipated.
In 1992, Zheng Hong played again in the 7th Sino-Japanese Ring, at this time he was already a stalwart and no longer served as a pioneer. Contrary to the previous session, the Chinese team had an unfavorable start, and Hideki Komatsu, who continued to serve as the pioneer of the Japanese team, broke liu jing and Wu Zhaoyi in two consecutive levels. At the moment of crisis, Zheng Hong phi hung up and fought Xiaosong again in Wuhan, Jiangcheng. On the day of the match, heavy rain was torrential, but the Hubei CPPCC auditorium was still crowded with chess fans, and the influence of the Sino-Japanese ring match was evident.
The third inning of the 7th Sino-Japanese Ring
Zheng Hongzhi White 1/4 son victory over Komatsu Hideki
Date of the match: 29 May 1992
Location: Wuhan, China
Born in 1967 under Mr. Ernst & Young, Hideki Komatsu was the star of Hope in Japanese Go at the time, and won the new chess championship many times. He played in the 6th to 9th Sino-Japanese Ring consecutively, with a total score of 4 wins and 4 losses, and was an important player of the Japanese team in the counter-attack period of the ring.
The second japanese team in the seventh tournament will be Noriki Ieda, who did not go to China with Komatsu because of the busy domestic competitions. Before Komatsu left, Yi Tian said to him, "You can win Wu Zhaoyi, but you can't pass Zheng Hong's pass." Komatsu is very unconvinced, and makes a bet with Yi tian that he must defeat Zheng Hong.
In the first battle of Wuhan, Hideki Komatsu defeated Wu Zhaoyi in 2 and a half eyes, ushering in a "revenge battle" with Zheng Hong.
First spectrum 1-50
In this game, Hideki Komatsu took the black first, because it was carried out in China, using Chinese rules, when the black chess stickers were 2 and 3/4, and most chess players liked to play black.
Black chess begins with a Chinese flow, with white 6 and 8 hanging horns on the outside, and the pattern of the two sides surrounding each other has begun to take shape.
Black 9 hanging horn, white 10 polarity, Zheng Hong's style atmosphere.
By white 22, both sides are upright.
Black 23 jumped up to expand to the right, but the exchange with White 24 was not cheap, and the appearance of white chess was more large.2
Black 25 was severely criticized by Nie Weiping Qisheng, who believed that he should seize the 26th place at this time.
After Bai 26 and 28, the left side of the appearance is fielded, and Zheng Hong's layout is successful.
Black 29 is hanging in, and the counterattack of white 30, 32, and 34 is very powerful.
By the time of white 38, although the black chess piece was able to pluck the flowers, the white chess piece cut off the black 29 son, which was fully efficient.
Black 39 flying is too simple, should be in the Tianyuan all the way to the head of the town.
White 40 fly, white chess is very large, Zheng Hong gained the advantage.
The exchange of black 43 and white 44 was lost again, and Komatsu's situation judgment seemed to have a problem.
Black 47 had to continue to encircle.
White 50 stickers, black chess stickers are difficult.
Second Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 51-100)
White 2 or less stereotyped.
White 10 flies huge.
Zheng Hong, urged by the seconds of reading, also held up too much, and the white 14 tor was unnecessary, and the three ways could be resisted.
White 16 and, Komatsu ushered in the victory opportunity, at this time in the 21st place to abandon the son, black chess will be the first hand to maximize the right side, the number of white chess items is insufficient!
However, Komatsu is still optimistic, and Black 17 responded with a hand and missed a good opportunity.
White 18 is connected, Black 21 is one more step late, to White 30, black chess harvest is limited, is still a good situation for white chess.
White 44 punch, casually!
Black 45 drilled into the white sky, and white 46 had to make up chess.
Black 47 can be reversed as long as it is connected to the lower right star position.
But Komatsu didn't see clearly, black 47 tigers...
White 50 breaks, the final winning point!
Third Spectrum 1-39 (i.e. 101-139)
After Bai 4, he got the first hand to eat 22, and Zheng Hong established the victory.
Although it is only a small eye number difference, it is enough to decide the winner or loser at this time.
After the two sides finished the single official, the black chess piece on the board was 4 meshes, according to the Chinese rules, the number of white chess pieces was 178, and Zheng Hong won with 1/4 of the zi!
This game of chess, including single officers, has a total of only 139 hands, which is less than the number of hands at the end of most of the middle game, which is a strange game!
The Chinese team lost 5-7 in the seventh tournament, but Zheng Hong became a well-known master in the Chinese chess industry at that time with his outstanding performances in the two ring matches.
Zheng Hong held a 139-hand 1/4 son to win against Hideki Komatsu
Zheng Hong (left) defeated Yoshiki Iida in the sixth tournament
Zheng Hong worked diligently in front of the chessboard
At the end of last year, Zheng Hong represented Australia in the Golden Dragon City Cup