The source of this article: WeChat - Yidao Qiusheng, author Xiao Xiaofeng
The final eight of the fourth Fujitsu Cup were composed of 4 from Japan, 2 from China, 1 from South Korea and 1 from North America, and Japan's overall strength still prevailed. However, among the four Japanese delegates, Cho Ji-hoon is Korean, Wang Licheng is Of Chinese, and pure Japanese are only Koichi Kobayashi and Yoshio Ishida. Ishida was eliminated by China's Qian Yuping in the quarterfinals, and Kobayashi Koichi played against South Korea's sole seedling Xu Bongsu.
Kobayashi was the first japanese man at the time, but the first three Fujitsu Cups only had two final four results, and they were obviously not satisfied. And Seo Bong-so defeated Japanese super-first-class Masao Kato in the semifinals at the second Fujitsu Cup, showing the competitiveness of "Korea's second man".
In the fourth Fujitsu Cup, Xu Bongsu defeated japanese general Yuichi Yuan Tian and Chinese coach Nie Weiping to reach the quarterfinals, raising a banner for South Korea when Cho Kao Hyun, Lee Chang-ho, Yoo Chang-hyuk and others were defeated. Koichi Kobayashi eliminated China's Chen Linxin in the second round and once again launched an attack on the final four.
This was the first confrontation between the Japanese king and the number two figure in South Korea at that time, and the "field commander" could perform magic again in the face of a solid "subway stream"?
The 4th Fujitsu Cup Quarterfinals
Black: Seo Bong-so Nine Dan
White: Koichi Kobayashi 9th Dan
Black paste 5 1/2 mesh
A total of 202 lots
White wins in the middle of the game
Date of match: 1 June 1991
Location: Beijing, China
In the World Series at that time, the quarterfinals were a hurdle, and when they stepped forward, they were called world-class chess players. Looking at the first three Fujitsu Cups, only Xu Bongsu has not been regarded as super-first-class in the semi-finals.
First spectrum 1-50
Xu Fengsu guessed that the black chess piece went first, he eliminated China's first person Nie Weiping in the second round, and this round against Japan's first man Kobayashi Koichi is also full of confidence.
Seo Bong-so's layout has always been simple and practical, accumulating power for mid-game battles.
The black chess in the lower right corner selects the black 9 and 11 tiger formulas.
When the white 14 is off the first angle, the black chess piece can consider the 16-bit break.
The actual combat black chess is simple to deal with, and the white chess is formed on the right.
Black 21 second-way sneaking is a local tendon, and when the white 22 leans on, the black 23 pulls hard, showing the plagiarism of the Korean stream. Generally speaking, it is more normal for black chess to go back 26 bits here.
The actual black chess piece pierces the edge of the white chess piece, but the horn is also damaged, leaving a weak piece of chess, laying hidden dangers for the later progress.
White chess competes for the mid-abdomen front through attack, and Kobayashi is more active.
When the white 40 pulls, the black 41 breaks the counterattack, which is an inevitable choice for Xu Bongsu.
When The White 46 jumped down, the Black 47 was worried about its own thin taste and made up a hand, but this was an obvious slow move and should be forced below.
White 48 shoulder rush good point, Kobayashi chess atmosphere.
The Black 49 also flies with 50 bits as well.
Second Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 51-100)
Black 3 makes up this way to emphasize the impact of Black 5.
Kobayashi responds steadily to ensure its own safety.
White 16 is a hand tendon, the periphery gets the first hand plucking, and then the white 26 supplemental chess, the black chess harvest is limited, and it is still a vivid situation of white chess.
Black 27, 29 swing to the left, white 30 to grab the big field.
White 32 and 34 cut off the black chess contact and put pressure on the black chess dragon.
Bai 38 grabbed the big field first, and Kobayashi played steadily.
After the black chess piece is finalized, the black 47 point angle is scrambled to the ground.
The white 50 tip is the right move under this shape.
Third Spectrum 1-50 (i.e. 101-150)
The black 5 tip order is wrong, it should be in the 7-bit clip first, and the first hand is cheap.
When the black 7 is clipped again, the white 10 is astute, and Kobayashi's judgment is very clear.
Seo Bong-so stubbornly resisted in the local area, and the White 20 should take three ways to rush first.
Black 21 go 26 bits is a good hand, so white chess is not cheap.
The actual black chess piece spent an extra hand on the bottom, and the number of eyes lost.
When the black 29 rushes, the white 30 jump is Kobayashi's clever hand, and the black chess cannot be connected back.
Black 33 also has to make up chess.
White 38 sharp, impact black chess contact weakness, Kobayashi has completely controlled the situation.
Black 39 hard scalp can not be broken by the white chess piece.
White 46 and 48 prepare for the slaying of dragons.
Fourth Spectrum 1-52 (i.e. 151-202)
Black 5 also had to make up the chess first.
White 6 is calm, black 7 can not be taken off first, otherwise the horn is not alive.
White 8 squeeze, Kobayashi Tu poor dagger, black chess dragon has been unable to escape.
Seo Bong-so couldn't make two eyes with all his efforts, and it was difficult to form a confrontation at the same time. Kobayashi moves fiercely, fighting to the white 52 jump, the black chess dragon heroic sacrifice, Xu Fengsu throws the son.
In this game, Kobayashi Hikari showed the style of the Japanese king, and the tension was moderate, so that the "field commander" had almost no ability to fight back, which can be said to be a complete victory. Interestingly, the three official matches in their careers were in the Fujitsu Cup, kobayashi won all three battles, and in the sixth and tenth sessions, Seo Bong-so will also accept his "torture".
In this way, Kobayashi reached the final four of the Fujitsu Cup for the third time, can he go further?
With the defeat of Seo Bong-so, Korean chess players were all out of this Fujitsu Cup, no one reached the final four, their newly established good feeling was hit hard, and Cho Hwan-hyun's Victory in the Ying Cup was also regarded by many as an "accidental event". However, the rise of the Korean Wave is actually difficult to contain, and the following year, the second Ying's Cup, Seo Bong-so will set off a storm and reach the first peak of his career.
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