Today's chess industry is full of rookies, and the Competition for Go is boiling like tea. There is a type of chess player, although not at the best age to emerge, but with the growth of age, chess talent broke out of the shell, they belong to - the late form of the player.
Xu Xingyou
Xu Xingyou, a famous chess player in the Qing Dynasty, only began his path of Go after the age of forty. Although I learned chess late, I worked very hard. Within a few years, he would be able to keep pace with the already famous Huang Longshi.
Xu Xingyou and his master once played 10 games of chess that created a precedent in the history of the chess world, and the two masters and apprentices worked hard and bloody, and finally won and lost each other, becoming an unprecedented immortal work, reaching the pinnacle of the game, known in history as "Blood and Tears". It is also after these 10 games of chess that Xu Xingyou's chess skills have improved by leaps and bounds, and his reputation has been greatly enhanced.
Xu Xingyou has been in the chess world for decades, and even though the big instrument is late, it is still famous in history.
Hideyuki Fujisawa
At the age of 9, he became a student of the Japanese Chess Academy, won the title for the first time after 28 years, and after the age of 57, he could still enjoy the title of chess in the sixth consecutive championship of chess holy war, and even at the age of 67, he could still defeat the young Koichi Kobayashi in the Battle of the Throne and defend the throne. However, what is even more frightening is the persistence of the old man, even if he is terminally ill, he must stick to the last moment, which is Hideyuki Fujisawa on the chessboard.
It is worth mentioning that since 1981, Mr. Xiuxing has organized Japanese chess players to study in Beijing at his own expense 14 times, and the sentence on his mouth is "Go without borders", such a person we are not qualified to evaluate, only with Xiuxing Qisheng's own words to do the ending is the most appropriate:
"How hard you can work is also part of your talent."
Umezawa Yukari
Umezawa began to learn Go at the age of 6, was already an amateur 6-dan in the sixth grade of elementary school, won the 8th place in the women's group of the national amateur competition at the age of 12, and entered the Japanese chess academy at the age of 14 with Masao Kato as a teacher. However, she was repeatedly defeated in several years of professional chess examinations, and left the chess academy at the age of 17 because she reached the upper age limit of the academy.
Later, she was admitted to the famous Keio University, where she studied her coursework while participating in a Go tournament, and finally succeeded in her year after graduating from college. In 2007, at the age of 33, she won her first title of "Female Flow Chess Saint".
It's never too late to learn Go, don't care about a momentary victory or defeat. When you are young, don't worry about your lack of strength, just go all out and fight. After all, no one knows how much potential they have in the future, so there is no need to be deeply distressed about the victory and defeat of the moment.