Introduction: He is China's first chess player, three marriages and two divorced due to infidelity, and now married to a 23-year-old wife.
In ancient China, there were four major talents of piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, and these four talents have always been used as the standard for evaluating a person's talent. As one of the four major talents, Go has been loved by people since ancient times, especially now that Go has been included in the competition of various large-scale events as a competitive sport. As the origin country of Go, China's Go culture is also long-standing, it is said that Go was created by Emperor Yao, and it is recorded in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Under the influence of China, Go is more popular in East Asia, especially in The four countries of China, Japan, South Korea and North Korea. Moreover, in recent years, the level of Go in these four countries has also been greatly improved, especially Since Japan now has the strength to compete with China. However, in recent years, there have also been some excellent chess players in China, such as Kong Xiangming, Ma Xiaochun, Chang Hao, Kong Jie and others who are representatives of the Chinese Go community, and they have also represented the country many times to defeat Japan and other Go powers.
Go is a strategic game, a good chess player needs to have a big picture view of the overall situation, as well as a strong anti-interference ability, but also have a good psychological quality. The chess player we are going to introduce today can be called the first chess player in China, Jin Yong once worshiped him as a teacher, and he was also revered as a chess saint. I have experienced three marriages, the first two of which ended because of infidelity within the marriage, and the third marriage finally met a good relationship, married a 23-year-old fan as a wife, and now lives a happy and happy life. Perhaps I don't need to say that people who know more about Go have guessed who he is, and yes, he is the famous chess saint Nie Weiping.
Nie Weiping was born in 1952 to a Go family in Shenzhou, Hebei Province. His father was also a professional Go player and was well known in the local area. Influenced by his father, When he was a child, Nie Weiping was most exposed to Go, so he could also feel the mystery of Go very early. Under his father's cultivation, Nie Weiping gradually fell in love with Go, and often discussed some ideas on Go with his father. But the father did not immediately let the child learn Go, but wanted to observe again to see if the child was really suitable for the career path of Go, if it was not suitable for this path, forcing him to take this road would be equivalent to ruining the child.
Through a period of observation, Nie Weiping's father gradually felt that the child did have a high talent in Go, and when he was nine years old, his father made up his mind to let his children learn Go, hoping that the child could become a professional Go player in the future. In order for the child to have a better development, Nie Weiping's father sent his children to Zhang Futian, Lei Jihua, Guo Tisheng, Chen Zude, Wu Songsheng and other domestic Go masters to learn chess skills through a series of relationships. Under the cultivation of these famous teachers, Nie Weiping's chess skills have also made great progress, especially under different teachers, he has learned different Styles of Go, which has also laid a solid foundation for him to defeat top chess players of different styles in the future.
At the age of 10, Nie Weiping participated in the Beijing Children's Go Competition and won the championship, which was Nie Weiping's first major competition championship. After that, Nie Weiping participated in the National Junior Go Tournament and also won the championship. These two championships also gave Nie Weiping great encouragement, giving him more courage to challenge higher-level competitions.
In 1966, during the Cultural Revolution, the whole country set off a wave of "three visits to the countryside", and Nie Weiping went to a farm in Heilongjiang to start a life of zhiqing. Although Nie Weiping has less free time on the farm, he will play chess with a few like-minded Go enthusiasts in the evening. Nie Weiping believes that this time on the farm is the most fulfilling period for him, and this time is the time for him to hone the "realm" of the way of Go. Because he was away from the hustle and bustle of the city during this time, he was able to calm down and specialize in the way of Go, which made his Go reach a higher realm.
In 1972, Nie Weiping returned to Beijing after ending his life as a young intellectual, and won the Chinese Go Championship five times in 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1981. From 1974 to 1980, Nie Weiping played against Japanese kudan players many times, and achieved good results. During this period, Nie Weiping also won almost all domestic Go tournaments, and the years from 1975 to 1979 were known as the "Nie Weiping Era". In 1982, Nie Weiping was awarded the title of "Chess Saint" by the Chinese Weiqi Association, and in 1988, he was awarded the title of "Chess Saint" by the Chinese Weiqi Association.
From the first Sino-Japanese Go Tournament in 1985 to the fourth Sino-Japanese Go Tournament, Nie Weiping achieved an 11-consecutive victory record, making great contributions to China's victory over the Japanese team. For a time, Nie Weiping also became a hero model, his personal reputation reached its peak, and China set off a wave of learning Go.
In 1983, Mr. Jin Yong, a famous writer of martial arts novels in China, personally went to Nie Weiping to pay homage to him, and Mr. Jin Yong was not only a creator of martial arts novels, but also a Go lover. At that time, Nie Weiping was 28 years younger than the old man, but the old man did not mind these things at all, insisted on worshiping Nie Weiping as a teacher, and also insisted on performing great rituals and prostrating three times and nine prayers as written in the novel.
Nie Weiping is successful in Go, and he has made outstanding contributions to the development of Go in China, which is undeniable to us. But Nie Weiping is regarded by most people as unsuccessful in marriage, which I can't deny, but I don't approve of it, after all, we can't say anything more.
Nie Weiping's first wife was the famous female Go player Kong Xiangming, the two became acquainted because of Go, and soon entered the palace of marriage, and after marriage, the two also had a son, but in the end it ended due to Nie Weiping's cheating. After the divorce, Kong Xiangming brought his son to Japan and changed his son's surname to his own, and he did not want to have too much to do with Nie Weiping from then on.
The second wife is Wang Jing, the sister of the famous film and television actor Wang Gang, and it is precisely because of Wang Jing's unexpected pregnancy that the fact that Nie Weiping cheated was exposed. After divorcing Kong Xiangming, Nie Weiping also quickly married Wang Jing, and 3 months later Wang Jing gave birth to a son. However, this marriage lasted only 9 years, Nie Weiping once again spread a scandal with others, and finally in 2000, Wang Jing chose to leave Nie Weiping, and for a time Nie Weiping was also labeled as a thin and widowed, scumbag.
The third wife is called Lan Liya, tall, exquisite features, fair skin, is a veritable beauty, but also nie Weiping 23 years old. The two married in 2001, it is said that Nie Weiping's fans, up to now have lived for 18 years, this wife also completely retained Nie Weiping's heart, 18 years Nie Weiping did not spread any gossip, but more news of husband and wife love.
Now Nie Lao is 67 years old, although the first two marriages are not perfect, many people scold him as a scumbag, but the third marriage allows Nie Lao to truly meet love, under the nourishment of love, Nie Lao did not toss anymore, but loved his 23-year-old wife. Now that I have a daughter, the family is also happy and happy, what do you think of Nie Lao?