After all of us are reborn, who plays Go?

The eighth move, White chess, split into four.

The second game of the three-game semi-final of the Yingshi Cup went on normally after the players had a day's rest. The contestants Zhan Lang and Fujii Hideaki exchanged black and white according to the order of the first game.

In the second game, Zhan Lang played black first.

Both sides started with the star small eye, but Zhan Lang was not in a hurry to attack at the beginning. Instead, he directly used a small eye and a big flying to defend the corner, giving the initiative to Fujii Hideaki.

Fujii Hideaki, the ninth dan, directly chose Xiaofei to hang the small eye of the black chess piece in the upper left corner. After Zhan Lang also chose Xiaofei to guard the corner, he directly made a move to split the four pieces on the left.

This kind of move basically did not exist originally. If there was any similar or identical move, it had appeared in the game records between Zhan Lang and others.

So far, this opening is exactly the same as Zhan Lang's chess record, with no difference at all.

However, in that game, Zhan Lang was not playing against a Japanese chess player, but a Chinese player.

Theoretically speaking, the Japanese side should not be able to see this chess record.

"The intelligence gathering capability of Japan is really good. I remember that I didn't play similar moves very often, but Fujii Hideaki 9th Dan knew it and played it exactly the same way.

It seems that he not only knows it but has definitely studied it before, otherwise he wouldn't have dared to follow my moves directly, because he knows that I will definitely change my moves later."

Zhan Lang could tell at a glance that this was not a normal way of playing, and that Fujii Hideaki was imitating himself.

Moreover, these moves were not made in the China-Japan competition or the world competition. This proves that Japan is also collecting the chess records of Zhan Lang in China's competitions, and is collecting them intentionally and intensively.

It can be said that this is a particularly proactive choice, because collecting chess records nowadays is also quite difficult, and it can even be said to be quite difficult.

You have to know that this is not the later Internet era. Let alone the Internet of Everything, even communications are not well developed.

Later, all the Go game records were broadcast live online. Even some niche competitions had game records included, and anyone could find them directly online after the game.

However, the collection of chess records is not taken seriously even by the staff of the Chinese Chess Institute itself. Some competitions do not even have dedicated recorders to record them.

Not to mention the preservation work, there is no attention paid to it at all. The chess records from previous national competitions have not been collected and sorted out, and no one knows where they were thrown away.

When Zhan Lang heard the news, he didn't know how to complain. He couldn't find the chess records recorded a year ago, and he didn't even know if they were archived.

Then why do you hire a music notator to write music for you?

So even the Chinese Chess Academy itself may not have its own collection of chess records, but Japan does. It is quite ironic to some extent when you think about it.

It is true that to some extent your enemies do understand you better and value you more than your friends.

This statement is absolutely correct!
Thinking of this, Zhan Lang felt that after this competition, he should really ask the authorities to pay attention to the collection of chess records.

After all, chess records can be said to be valuable cultural assets for the Go community.

The chess records can not only serve as classic cultural collections in the future, allowing people to understand what Go was like in that era, but also to have a deep understanding of the Go level of that era.

Moreover, for many beginners, these are rare training books that can be used for music score training.

At least there must be a base book, otherwise people may not be able to find chess records from a few years ago, let alone preserve them for decades or even hundreds of years.

Although it is true that some chess records will lose most of their value over time and be slowly forgotten by people in the corner, as long as they have existed, there will always be some traces left behind.

This will prevent future generations from having nowhere to look when they want to look, and they may even have to look for chess records from other countries.

In particular, the earliest chess record in China that still exists should be the one played by Sun Ce during the Three Kingdoms period. However, that record only shows half of a game and is incomplete. What’s more, it is not even clear who is black and who is white.

It can be said that the value of the entire chess game has dropped a lot. If it is a complete game and you know who are the black and white players, it would be extremely precious.

Therefore, work in this area should indeed be given more attention! After all, hundreds and thousands of years later, we will also be ancient people.

As for the fact that the chess manual was spread to Japan, Zhan Lang didn't care too much about it.

Because there is no way to prohibit this. The competition is open to the public. As long as someone wants to record it, it is difficult to prevent it.

Another thing is that it would be effortless to spread the news as long as you bribe a few staff members.

This kind of thing is definitely impossible to prevent, and there is no way to prevent it.

After all, you can't guard against thieves for a thousand days if you can only steal for a thousand days. You will definitely not be able to prevent them.

Just like decades later, when Chinese and Korean officials studied each other, they could find newly promoted chess players and felt that they had great potential.

This is an arms race in itself, directly starting to predict who the opponent's number one will be in the future and conducting research in advance.

However, in this regard, at the current stage, China is definitely lagging behind Japan in terms of resources and there is no way they can be compared.

And Japan was able to find the chess records of its own domestic competitions across borders. It seems that it really thinks of itself as the ultimate devil.

He was determined to fight to the death with me.

Then let’s set a small goal, which is not to lose to the Japanese chess players.

However, Zhan Lang had no choice but to deal with the current situation. After all, whoever is the best in the world will definitely be the focus of intensive research.

The world's number one people in all dynasties have received this treatment. If I receive this treatment now, it proves that I am already the world's number one person. I even feel a little happy when I think about it.

However, what surprised Zhan Lang was that, even at this age, Mr. Fujii Hideaki was still so active in absorbing new knowledge and had a deep understanding of his research.

If I were sixty years old, I would probably fight the waves right away.

Play chess?

I have won dozens of championships? Can't I enjoy myself? Keep playing music! Keep dancing!
After all, Zhan Lang had a bunch of bigwigs and female stars accompany him when he went to Hong Kong this time. With all the honors Zhan Lang has now, he can get by in many places.

Until now, Zhan Lang feels that he has been able to resist falling into depravity. The chess academy really should give him a moral style award.

Fujii Hideaki has always been able to maintain such a learning attitude, and it is no wonder that Fujii Hideaki, the 9th dan, was able to win a title match in Japan when he was around 60 years old a few years ago.

Zhan Lang remembered the old lady behind him. She was also competing in women's competitions at an old age, and it was said that the intensity and duration of her daily training were higher than those of young people.

Unlike Japan and South Korea, many professional players in Japan and South Korea continue to insist on staying in the arena because they can't find other ways to make money if they leave the arena.

In China, as long as one reaches the professional level, it is not a big problem to find a place to open a class and earn over 10,000 yuan a month, but Japan and South Korea do not have such a large market.

However, even though he has a way out and can make money, he can still compete with young people in the competition at such an old age. It shows that one should not underestimate anyone's love for Go.

However, using Zhan Lang's method to deal with Zhan Lang does feel a bit like showing off one's skills before an expert.

Zhan Lang directly chose to break the second position and force the defense, while Fujii Hideaki did not hesitate at all and directly leaned on the small eye. This was exactly the same way Zhan Lang played it in the previous chess record.

However, the one who played black in that game was Zhan Lang's opponent. The opponent chose to directly push down after reaching the top, and the two sides started fighting directly here.

However, because of the support of Zhan Lang's two white chess pieces above, Zhan Lang gained the advantage in the battle.

In the end, Zhan Lang did not give his opponent any chance and directly defeated him in the middle game.

This time, Zhan Lang, who got the opponent's script, did not make the same choice as the opponent. After all, he knew that the opponent was wrong, so how could he step into the opponent's trap?

Zhan Lang directly chose the simplest way to play, which was to go straight up from the top, leaving no chance for Fujii Hideaki to use.

In this game, Zhan Lang played black, which was a heavy burden given the big handicap, but Zhan Lang did not care too much about it. Instead, he chose to play it safe by taking advantage of Fujii Hideaki's moves.

After all, the Yingshi Cup does have a different meaning for the Chinese Go community. It is the first world Go tournament hosted by Chinese people, so everyone naturally hopes to keep the championship in China.

So even if Zhan Lang won the Japan World Championship for three consecutive years, I guess everyone would be willing to exchange three trophies for this one.

Everyone always wants to keep their own game at home.

Not to mention that the prize money for the Yingshi Cup is several times that of the Fujitsu Cup.

During the game, Fujii Hideaki couldn't find any place to exert his strength, so he chose to go directly to Xiaofei in the upper left corner.

This move has also been eliminated in the era of artificial intelligence, because this method does not put enough pressure on Zhan Lang, so Zhan Lang directly chose to escape and instead came to the lower left corner of Fujii Hideaki to hang high.

Both sides are constantly trying to seize large areas on the chessboard.

After Fujii Hideaki made a three-three point shot, Zhan Lang directly made a two-pointer from above.

At this point, Zhan Lang is almost certain to score one of the goals from the right or the upper left corner.

"It's really hard to gain an advantage over Zhan Lang in this aspect of layout, and Fujii Hideaki 9th Dan has obviously already suffered a lot.

It will be even more difficult to gain an advantage in the middle game. This game is already extremely difficult..."

When Sanye Jian thought of his several matches with Zhan Lang, he couldn't help but sigh.

When there is already some gap in level, if you lose at the beginning, it will be extremely difficult to win again later.

Wu Gong Zhengping also frowned at this time: "This change in the upper right corner seems to have happened more than once, right? After Xiao Fei in the upper right corner, Zhan Lang almost seemed to have escaped.

We originally thought that punishing the opponent's sharp three-three didn't seem to have any good effect either, which made people feel uncomfortable. "

This is also what everyone thought was a fixed way to play, but after experiencing the actual battles of Zhanlang, everyone has to admit that this method seems to have been eliminated...

Takemiya Masahei also had to consider whether he should let the next generation start learning the way of playing from Zhan Lang.

After all, everyone has to admit that in certain layouts and some aspects, Zhan Lang's research is also ahead of others, and he has even eliminated a lot.

Hearing this, Takenouchi Katsuya, as the eldest brother, couldn't help but cough twice: "Zhanlang has too many subversive ways to play, some of which are correct but I can only remain silent on some of them. We need to extract the correct ones and eliminate the wrong ones.

We can’t just copy everything, that would be a mistake for us!”

Upon hearing this, Wu Gong Zhengping couldn't help but nodded. That's right, we shouldn't learn crooked ways like Dian San San!

But as everyone was chatting and trying to come to a conclusion, 9th Dan Taiya Masao sighed silently.

Although in theory it is right to take the essence and discard the dross, do we still have so much time for further analysis and research?
No matter how you think about it, if you want to catch up with Zhan Lang and worry about not being overtaken by Chinese Go, you have to learn first.

Solve problems after they actually occur, rather than worrying about them happening without having learned anything.

If this continues, how long will it take to...

However, 9th Dan Toya Masao did not say much. Now even learning to fight waves is not a very correct topic, let alone learning it comprehensively regardless of whether the opponent is right or wrong.

On the chessboard, Fujii Hideaki also realized that he was vulnerable on both sides, but he still chose to stick to his ground.

In this case, Zhan Lang would directly break in from the right, stab once, and then jump out.

In this way, Fujii Hideaki, who had previously imitated Zhan Lang's attack and relied on the two little white guys, immediately entered Zhan Lang's attack range.

Zhan Lang fanned himself slowly. It was certainly right for Master Fujii Hideaki to learn, but he also had to know the whys and the whys. Even when learning artificial intelligence, no one could rely purely on rote memorization. In the end, one had to understand.

Otherwise, it is very likely that you will end up with something less than what you intended.

Move 36, White chess, pull!

Fujii Hideaki's thinking in this regard is completely human. The attacked white piece escaped outside and was continuously attacked by Zhan Lang, while Zhan Lang reinforced the lower part.

Fujii Hideaki tentatively pulled down the corner to test Zhan Lang's response before deciding how the central government should deal with it.

However, Zhan Lang remained calm in the face of the test and confirmation, and even seemed to have no intention of caring about it at all.

With almost no hesitation, he flew out directly from the center and attacked Fujii Hideaki 9th Dan.

Forget it. This style of winning steadily is not suitable for me. Instead of pursuing this blindly, I might as well be ruthless and beat Fujii Hideaki in the middle game.

Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but frown when he saw this.

He really wanted to attack the corner directly at this moment, but whether he moved the tiger downwards or to the right, there would be no problem in keeping a piece alive.

But the problem is, even if he survives, he will be left behind.

Once Zhan Lang took the initiative, he was the first to move in the center, and Fujii Hideaki was instantly caught in a tough battle in the middle.

The living part is not as valuable as the loss in the middle.

Thinking of this, Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but sigh. Why did Zhan Lang always fail to respond to his moves?

And if it doesn't respond, it seems that there is really no way for me to do anything to the other party if I leave.

It’s numb!

Young people nowadays are getting more and more terrifying. Although Kashima Torajiro, who is about the same age as Zhan Lang, has also entered a period of explosive growth, he is still far from reaching a stable top-notch level.

Not to mention other Japanese people, except for Torajiro Kashima, there is really no one who can be proud of him.

To some extent, I was born a few decades earlier. Now that I think about it, I am really lucky! I don't have to face such a terrifying guy like Zhan Lang.

Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but shake his head. Kashima Torajiro was not bad in talent, and was no different from the previous top-notch players.

But unfortunately, he was born in the wrong era and met a big devil.

But I hope it can last for a while!
Fujii Hideaki began to thicken his center with mixed feelings.

"Calm down. Zhan Lang actually chose such a tough move, so he must have weaknesses himself."

Although Fujii Hideaki felt like he was going to be beaten less than fifty moves into the game, he still forced himself to find Zhan Lang's flaws.

For Fujii Hideaki, he will not give up as long as there is a glimmer of hope.

It is because he always fights until the very last moment that Fujii Hideaki can often create miracles in various games.

"Think about it carefully, that's 400,000 US dollars! We can't give up Fujii Hideaki so easily!"

Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but cheer himself up in his heart. This prize money is higher than any other title fight in Japan.

Even higher than the prize money for the Chess Master Tournament that he had been holding in his hands.

It would be great if the Yamaguchi-gumi could show up outside the door right now. Every time I see them, my calculation ability skyrockets.

People on the brink of life and death can always unleash their strongest potential!
Fujii Hideaki looked at the shapes on the chessboard and fell into deep thought. He originally wanted to jump down to defend, which was also the urgent need of the chess shape.

But if you look closely, you will see that the part above the battle wave also has breakpoints and there are also many defects in the communication.

What if, I mean what if!
If I can take advantage of these flaws, is it possible to defeat Zhan Lang?

Thinking of this, Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but take a deep breath.

When a person dies, his eggs face upwards, and he will live forever!
It's done!

After careful consideration, Fujii Hideaki chose to stick with it.

Zhan Lang was slightly stunned when he saw this step. Fujii Hideaki didn't defend but was still accumulating strength?
What are you doing? Are you planning to attack me again?

It's simply the opposite of Tian Gang!
fun!
Thinking of this, Zhan Lang couldn't help but smile.

You were the one who wanted to do this first!

Move 47, Black, charge!

Zhan Lang rushed out directly. Seeing this, the top Japanese people in the laboratory couldn't help but cover their foreheads.

It's really too miserable.

If Fujii Hideaki 9th Dan dared to block here, Zhan Lang would be directly cut off from the breakpoint, Fujii Hideaki's white chess pieces would be directly divided into two, and both chess pieces would fall into Zhan Lang's attack range.

In addition, the surroundings are full of Zhanlang Kurozi's pieces, so no matter which piece Fujii Hideaki wants to deal with, it can be said to be extremely difficult.

This is not just about not being confident, this is about being killed by others!
But if Fujii Hideaki chooses to withdraw, then...

I can only retreat again and again!
Because no matter how many steps he retreated, Fujii Hideaki still couldn't be stopped, and in the end it seemed that he had no choice but to abandon it!
If the central part was abandoned, Fujii Hideaki's losses would be so great that no one would blame him even if he surrendered immediately.

Because there is really no need to go down.

Because the strong position formed after Fujii Hideaki sacrificed his piece was completely useless, there was no development potential directly below, and there was even the restriction of being attacked by war waves on both sides.

After seeing this, no one wanted to watch any further. Given the current situation and with Zhan Lang sitting on the opposite side, if any of the top players here went up, no one would dare to say they could win.

The result was not unexpected to everyone. Even though Fujii Hideaki struggled hard and managed the business poorly, he did not achieve any good results in the end.

After Fujii Hideaki entered the endgame, although there were still many endgame pieces on the field, Zhan Lang's advantage of more than ten points on the board was almost unshakable.

Even though Zhan Lang had a huge advantage of seven and a half points, the remaining advantage was completely unshakable at this stage.

Fujii Hideaki had already treated this as his last game in the world championship. In the end, he and Zhan Lang completed the last official game step by step, and finally lost to Zhan Lang with a disadvantage of three and a half points.

After receiving the final chess record, several top-notch players in the laboratory couldn't help but shake their heads and sigh.

Fujii Hideaki finally fell in the semi-finals. Although it was expected, it was still hard to accept.

"To some extent, both of the finalists are Chinese."

Someone nearby couldn't help but whisper that Lin Xiaofeng was also from China's Taiwan, and that China and Japan had now re-established diplomatic relations, which naturally included the recognition of the one-China principle.

Two Chinese players meeting in the final of the World Go Championship, even if one of them was trained in Japan, was a slap in the face to the Japanese Go community.

Does this mean that Chinese people are more talented in Go than Japanese people?

Thinking of this, several top-notch players present couldn't help but clench their fists. Everyone wanted to prove themselves, but they had no chance in this competition.

"If Lin Xiaofeng makes it to the finals, it will be difficult for him to defeat Zhan Lang in five games."

Hearing this, everyone present couldn't help but nodded.

Lin Xiaofeng is one of the first two top-notch talents in the Takebayashi, along with Takenouchi Katsuya. They are now in their forties and are almost fifty.

At his age, it is almost impossible for him to beat Zhan Lang in the five-game final.

"I have to win at least one game..."

Everyone didn't know what to say when they heard this. Now they no longer expected anyone to snipe Zhan Lang's championship.

But in five games, you have to win at least one game, right?
If we don't win a single game and get beaten 3-0, it would be really ugly...

Everyone couldn't help but sigh, but almost everyone agreed that if Lin Xiaofeng won today, he and Zhan Lang would directly enter the finals of the world championships.

In the game room, Lin Xiaofeng frowned, not knowing how to place the piece on the chessboard.

After a lot of hard work and effort in the middle game, Cao Mingxun formed a big transition with himself, but he ended up losing money after the transition.

After Lin Xiaofeng calculated carefully, he found that he was at least five points behind the opponent, including the handicap points, and they had already entered the endgame stage. It would be difficult for them to make any more mistakes.

Damn it!

How could such a problem occur? I actually lost to this guy from South Korea!

Lin Xiaofeng became angrier the more he thought about it, but there was nothing he could do, since he had lost, he had lost.

Fortunately, today is only the second game of a three-game match, and now the score is just one to one. Tomorrow’s third game will be the key to deciding the outcome.

Seeing Cao Mingxun being captured, he couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, leaning back in his chair and unbuttoning his collar.

After falling behind at the beginning, Cao Mingxun managed to make up for the disadvantage by pestering and disrupting the game, and won the game today.

Thinking of this, Cao Mingxun's mood calmed down a little. As long as he won again tomorrow, he could enter the finals of the world championships.

Today, Lin Xiaofeng was defeated by himself, and his mentality has obviously been affected.

The second game in a three-game match seems to have always been considered the most important one.

Especially when the first two sets are tied at 1-1, it seems that the person who wins the second set is more likely to win the last set than the person who wins the first set.

Because the third game will inevitably be affected by the factors of the second game, Cao Mingxun feels that his chances of winning are still quite high.

Especially since Lin Xiaofeng is already in his forties, while he is only in his early thirties, nearly ten years younger than him, and is at the peak of his energy!
Even if I have to outlast the old man tomorrow, I must win that game!

The opponent in the final is waiting for me!

Cao Mingxun couldn't help but turn his head to Zhan Lang who was standing next to him reviewing the game with Fujii Hideaki.

South Korea also needs people who play Go!

PS: Xuan Gong's current state is too scary, the star array's matching degree is directly 98... Although it is obvious that he is targeting Lao Mi's single move, it is too scary to achieve such a matching degree...

Lao Mi was completely suppressed today, and Xuan Gong was also careful not to give Lao Mi a completely chaotic situation, otherwise it would be hard to say what the outcome would be. In the end, he was defeated.

If you guess that the black chess piece is black, how can you compete with your opponent?

Xuan Shen: It’s very simple, isn’t it enough if I just have a 98% matching degree?
Xuan Huang is invincible, I surrender!
(End of this chapter)