There is a rest day between the 4th and 5th rounds, and this day happened to be National Day, so Li Xiangping stayed at home and prepared for the 2nd day of the challenger decided to fight.

"Thick and heavy chess style, this last opponent is the most typical heavy chess style. In the later generations, there are fewer and fewer chess players in this style. By the way, Brother Ding'an, are there chess players of similar styles in the medieval chess?"

As Li Xiangping's plug-in, Lao Shi certainly had some understanding of Zhou Heyang's 9th Duan. Therefore, after listening to Li Xiangping's words, Lao Shi smiled and said:

"In the ancient chess, there are many people with strong chess styles, but they are as heavy as your opponent tomorrow, so Ding'an has never seen it before."

"Who is the most powerful chess style among the ancient chess? Xu Xingyou? Cheng Lanru?"

"No, Senior Star Friends is just a mediocre chess style. You can think that he has the word "right" in Go. If the real chess style is strong, then it may be Mr. Lan Ru."

Li Xiangping laughed at him. Due to the rules of the medieval chess, most of the players are warlike. It is precisely because of the war, so of course there is not much so-called "heavy" chess style.

For example, the senior Cheng Lanru who was talking about was this old man who performed the famous "Dance of the Nine Dragons" with Lao Shi. However, in Lao Shi's eyes, he was actually "a strong chess style".

However, at this time, Li Xiangping was not interested in what kind of chess style Mr. Cheng Lanru was.

What he was more interested in was: in the past years, that is, in an era where Japanese Go was the mainstream, there were many players with styles like Zhou Heyang Jiudan. It was not an exaggeration to say that this "thick" was the most mainstream in the Go world at that time, and during this period, many famous masters and representative figures emerged.

The most representative of these are Li Xiangping, who thinks there are two, the first one is Mr. Lin Haifeng, and the second one is Hideyuki Fujisawa.

Of course, Mr. Lin has nothing to say. nicknamed "Two Waist", he has always been the most typical and famous representative of the thick chess style----

This is what Li Xiangping said that "thick" is the most mainstream in the past. You should know that Mr. Lin's peak period was in the 1960s to the 1980s, but when Li Canghao rose?

When Li Gang made his mark in the world chess world, he said: What he admired most when he was learning chess was the styles of Mr. Lin and Lao Nie, especially Mr. Lin, who hoped that he could play chess like him in the future---

Da Li's words may be a bit polite, but at least they do not lie. After all, judging from his style, although he is not as "thick" as Mr. Cheng Lin, he still has some shadow in his early years.

It is precisely because of this that everyone can think that from the 1960s to the beginning of the new century, "heavy" has always been the main genre in the Go world.

In addition to Mr. Lin Haifeng, another representative of "heavy" is Mr. Hideyuki Fujisawa. Although the old charlatan is called "glory and beautiful", Li Xiangping can tell you clearly that this is also a real representative of "heavy and beautiful things".

How heavy is this person's chess? Li Xiangping gave an example to illustrate the problem.

Well, this incident was experienced by Li Xiangping personally. He forgot whether he was eight or nine years old, that is, when he had just learned chess regularly, he had watched a game of chess by the old sage at that time, which still makes him remember it fresh.

Well, the opponent of the old charlatan was not someone else, but Mr. Lin Haifeng. The result of that charlatan lost. He was reversed by Mr. Lin in a big good situation. However, the loss of the old charlatan was not the point, and the reversal was not the point. What really made Li Xiangping remember was the review of the two after the game:

Since the old charlatan has gained a relatively obvious advantage when it reaches more than 100 moves, and his advantage belongs to the kind of "long hollows and thick chess" that everyone often calls it. The old charlatan who holds black is not only the clear air lead, but also Mr. Lin's white chess has a lonely chess, which is a very concise advantage that is easy to judge.

Well, maybe because it was Mr. Lin who won the game in the end, or maybe people in that era were more polite. Therefore, what the two discussed when reviewing the game was not if Mr. Lin should be reversed, but how the old charlatan should play to the best maintain their advantages.

It was also a plan proposed by Mr. Lin after the game that made Li Xiangping impressed:

After the game, Mr. Lin believed that when the game was more than 100 moves, the black chess should not attack the weak chess of the white chess at all. As long as one move adds two white pieces next to it, the black chess will not lose anyway----

To be honest, when I first saw the change chart on the chess book, Li Xiangping couldn't believe his eyes at all, because the two white pieces that Mr. Lin mentioned were not allowed to escape even if he didn't add one move.

In that part, if the white chess escapes, then the black chess has a method of "pulling in two ways and then rolling all the way" (this is a method that amateur chess player must master). Because of the existence of such a tendon, the two white chesses cannot escape at all.

There is no need to make up for the place where you don’t need to make up for it. At that time, Li Xiangping said that he could not understand it completely. However, this plan was highly praised by another opponent at that time----

The chess game that Li Xiangping watched was actually explained by the old charlatan himself, so it was his self-war explanation. Li Xiangping no longer remembers the old charlatan. In short, the old charlatan was very much in agreement with Mr. Lin's plan, and he piled up many praises there, such as "It's not a loss to Mr. Lin" and "it's a deep taste of chess". He also believed that Mr. Lin's plan was indeed the best solution to maintain an advantage in the situation at that time.

At first, Li Xiangping didn't understand at all, but after he reached the age of 10 and had been undergoing formal training for more than a year, he gradually understood the change.

Thinking about it, Li Xiangping pointed out that it was in the 1990s. Although "Korean wave" gradually emerged, "Japanese wave" was actually the mainstream of the world chess world. At least the chess books that Li Xiangping read and the teachers who taught him chess were talking about the inherent views of Japanese waves.

Thinking about the past, in the Japanese chess world, even weirdos such as "Idle Hands" could be tricked by them. Then, it is of course very normal for Mr. Lin to "replenish himself without chess" and this idea is highly praised.

However, Li Xiangping didn't accept this kind of thought for long. When he was older, he reached the age of eleven or two, and when he was about to reach the threshold of his career, he gradually could not accept this kind of thought.

The reason why he couldn't accept it was very simple: because during that period, Li Xiangping occasionally wanted to show off during training and competitions, such as "slow-hitting attack" or "self-compensation without chess".

However, he was sad to find that if he played like this, he would not be able to win the chess.

When Li Xiangping is a little older, he will never touch this kind of trick----

At this time, it was not only because he could not win chess by playing like this, but because people around him and even the entire world chess world seemed to have rarely seen this kind of play. This "thick" style gradually declined.

I won’t talk about the situation in the Japanese and Korean chess world. Take the domestic chess world as an example. The “Little Dragons” and the typical “thick” like Zhou Heyang. When it comes to the “Little Tigers”, there are also thick chess players, such as Kong Erjie and Hu Yaoyu, but their styles are no longer as obvious as Zhou Heyang’s 9th dan.

When we arrived at the "Little Leopard", it seemed that the only one Park Wenyao was the only one.

When the later "post-95s" or "post-00s" are not even a single person. In addition to the young man Yang Dingxin, one of the "Three Heroes of 98", his chess has a little "heavy" shadow, and this method has basically disappeared from the world chess world.

So is this kind of method really not suitable for Go? Or simply say, can’t you really take the lead when playing Go?

Well, for a long time, Li Xiangping also thought so, but recently, his concept has changed a little bit again.

Of course, it is impossible for Li Xiangping to change his concept again. Of course, it is still Go Ai. To be more precise, it is the third generation of dog "Afayuan".

That's right, it must be emphasized here that it is the third generation of dog "Afayuan" ----

Because after in-depth research with Lao Shi, he found that no matter whether it is the first generation of dogs or the second generation of dogs or other dogs, he must be the first to take the initiative step by step, and there are few ways to "take action afterwards".

Only the three generations of dog "Afayuan", although in its tricks, most of them are trying to take the initiative, but there are about ten percent of the chess game, "Afayuan" will adopt a seemingly "thick" trick.

Looking at these chess games, it will give people a strong impression, that is, this dog's chess, tsk, that is really as immovable as a mountain!

Is "back-attacking" suitable for Go?

Why do "three generations of dogs" occasionally adopt this thick and heavy method?

And what situation will it adopt this method in which situation, or in what situation will it adopt this method?

To be honest, Li Xiangping really wants to know.

Isn’t this the saying good? What you can’t get is the best, what you are not good at is what you desire to have.

It is precisely because Li Xiangping is completely unfamiliar with this method that he really wants to understand and master this method.

"Well, tomorrow should be a good opportunity. Although Zhou Heyang's Jiudan has never won the world championship, if he is a master of this art, he is considered an outstanding representative of this genre, and he is currently at the peak. If he fights with him, he should have some understanding of this method..."

Just as Li Xiangping was thinking about tomorrow's game, a voice interrupted him:

"Li Xiangping, come and open the door for me!"
Chapter completed!