Chang Hao's Black and White World

Author: Chang Hao Li Chao
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: The World of Chang Hao in Black and White has been published, this is a chess book written and published by Chang Hao. For the long-standing support of countless chess fans, this book is a gift, a sincere return. The book consists of two parts: one is Chang Hao's self-commentary on Forty-One Life-and-Death Games, and the other is Nineteen Stories of Turbulent Times, written by reporter Li Chao of New Sports magazine. The former analyzes the games, while the latter tells the stories surrounding these games. Since Chang Hao first entered the dojang, he has participated in countless major and minor tournaments. The title Forty-One Life-and-Death Games indicates that these game records are all selected from thousands of others, representing the essence that is crucial to a player's fate, and are also games deeply etched in memory. Li Chao has long been engaged in Go reporting. Nineteen Stories of Turbulent Times tells the legendary story of Chang Hao's growth from a six-year-old Go prodigy into a top national player. It is believed to be the most detailed long-form report on Chang Hao to date. Additionally, there is an Interview with Chang Hao at the beginning of the book. In this dialogue, Chang Hao reflects on his experiences, analyzes his playing style and personality, and comments on several of his mentors, as well as the world-renowned top player Lee Chang-ho, recognized by the Go community. This is also Chang Hao's self-confession face-to-face with his chess friends.