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Author: Chen Zude
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: In the fourth year of the Qianlong reign (1739 AD), Go master Fan Xiping and Shi Xiangxia played a match in Pinghu, Zhejiang, engaging in fierce battles over ten games with mixed results. The two players were described as "their moves exuded a celestial aura, devoid of worldly complexities, suggesting a gift from heaven, far beyond the reach of ordinary hands." From the perspective of the game, the key points in the killing strategies were meticulous and breathtaking, reaching the pinnacle of perfection, transcending the ordinary, and fully embodying the lofty essence of Chinese Go. The "Ten Games of Danghu" remain regarded as a classic in the ancient Chinese Go repertoire to this day. Mr. Chen Zude, a renowned contemporary Go player, devoted his heart and soul to in-depth research, providing detailed annotations on the "Ten Games of Danghu," truly a match made in heaven. Some people today believe that the play of ancient Go players is outdated and lacks significant value. It is true that modern Japanese players have greatly advanced Go theory, particularly in the opening phase. However, we must recognize that even today, the decisive factor in determining victory still lies in the mid-game. In mid-game battles, the depth of killing strategies and calculations is crucial, and these are precisely the strengths of ancient Chinese Go players. Studying ancient go scores not only helps us understand the past but, more importantly, allows us to absorb the artistic essence of ancient masters to enrich and enhance our own play. There is an abundance of valuable lessons to be learned from ancient go scores, with the "Ten Games of Danghu" being among the most representative. The "Ten Games of Danghu" represent the heart and soul of two great Go masters, Fan Xiping and Shi Xiangxia, from their hometown of Pinghu County, Zhejiang. These games, played with extraordinary skill and brilliance, showcased their exceptional talents. The "Ten Games of Danghu" were not only widely praised by the Go community at the time but are still considered a classic in Chinese ancient go scores today.