Go board complete beginner's guide

Author: Li Daobu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Compared to thrilling, tense, and exciting video games, traditional skill games seem to be gradually forgotten by people. However, the games left by our predecessors can calm our minds and relieve fatigue. In the process of competing one move at a time, people can calm their restless emotions, sharpen their intellect, and release all exhaustion. Counting the benefits, what could be more enjoyable? For this reason, this book aims to correct biases, adhering to the principles of health and accessibility, and is meticulously written from the perspective of beginners. Through step-by-step guidance, it hopes to help you gradually master the skills and eventually become proficient, allowing you to enjoy them independently. This series is divided into six major traditional board and card games: Chinese Chess, Go, Gomoku, Mahjong, Bridge, and Poker. It is hoped that it can add some highlights to your leisure time and make your life more colorful.
Gomoku, also known as Five in a Row, has a long history, originating in China and flourishing in Japan, becoming popular worldwide. It is simple to learn and suitable for all ages, widely spread. To date, hundreds of millions of people around the world have played Gomoku. It not only has traditional folk gameplay but also professional standardized rules. Gomoku may seem simple, but it is actually profound and unpredictable. This book focuses on beginners, guiding readers to study and master Gomoku in a layered and progressive manner from the perspective of a novice. It enables readers to clearly and efficiently grasp the attacking and defending techniques of Gomoku, allowing them to excel on the board.