The most regrettable person in the history of chess, who died early and did not have the opportunity to become a grandmaster, was called Hu Ronghua's master

In the Chinese chess world, there are many regrettable things.

This chess player was supposed to be promoted to Grandmaster, but his name was not on the chess table.

Born in 1923, He Shun'an grew up in Shanghai and became the big brother of the Shanghai chess team.

He Shun'an's chess skills are outstanding, especially for the in-depth study of layout, the middle game is good at plotting, and the residual chess is delicate, and soon emerges in the chess world.

In the 1958 national individual competition, He Shun'an led all the way, and in the last two rounds, Li Yiting scored an extra point, but unfortunately, he accidentally drew a set, and Li won two consecutive sets, and the two scored the same point.

According to the regulations at that time, it was very special, and the score was more time-consuming, and He Shun'an lost the crown because of the total time spent.

In 1960, a generation of tianjiao Hu Ronghua turned out, all the competitions came down, He Shun'an, Hu Ronghua, Yang Guanxuan three people scored the same, this time comparing each other's results, Hu Ronghua won the championship because he won over Yang Guanxuan.

He Shun'an missed the national championship throne twice without losing in the big points, missed the national championship in the same points, won the second place twice, and he also won the national third place and the top six results many times.

When He Shun'an was in the Shanghai team, he had many coaches to Commander Hu, who was 20 years younger than him, so many people thought that he was Hu Ronghua's teacher.

He Shun'an's lifelong absence from a crown is a non-war crime, and what is even more regrettable is that when the Grandmaster was announced later, the first three individual competitions could be elected, but at this time, He Shun'an had passed away and had no chance to become a giant, and it was painful.