Chess for Beginners

Author: Wang Guodong
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: To promote the scientific and standardized development of chess as a specialized field, we have compiled "Introduction to Chess" based on years of teaching and training experience, as well as by referencing numerous published chess books and periodicals. Some chapters and sections of this book were broadcast on Beijing Television's "Chess Pathways" program in 1991 and were warmly welcomed by many enthusiasts. This is an introductory book on chess, suitable for self-study and reference by beginners. The author has long been engaged in chess training and possesses extensive experience. Among the trainees they have mentored, many have become masters, women's special international masters, and both male and female national champions, among other chess successors. The book is divided into seven chapters, covering fundamental chess knowledge, basic checkmate techniques, endgame life-and-death patterns, opening principles, middle-game tactics, game commentaries, and more. It also addresses how to quickly improve chess skills after mastering the basics, making it highly valuable for readers who have already gained preliminary proficiency in chess.