The Eight Horses of China

Author: Wang Bin
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: A collection of contemporary elites, self-commentary on games, review of major events, and a portrayal of the vibrant life in the chess world. The has witnessed bloodless battles for millennia, forging masters who are by the world. In the blink of an eye, centuries have passed. Today, the chess world is thriving with legends. This series of books invites heroes from all corners of the world to record these precious chess world classics amidst their busy battles, benefiting countless chess enthusiasts. It includes introductions to the paths of masters' growth, their major achievements, and playing styles; the self-commentary in their representative games features brilliant attacks and strategies; there are also moments of regret, vivid applications of various openings, and outstanding demonstrations of diverse tactics. In the midst of martial exploits, heroes rise and fall. Although this series, the Dragon and Tiger Rankings, may not list all the current champions, it is already a grand panorama of the leading figures in the modern chess world. Readers can enjoy the text and illustrations, finding their own pleasure; with one volume in hand, they meet masters from the chess world! This book is a collection of emerging talents in China's chess world, featuring self-commentary on games by rising stars from Jiangdong and Chu-Han, the Four Little Dragons of the chess world, and two female Grandmasters. The words and images exude vitality, reflecting the bright future of China's chess world with a promising next generation.