Chess 11 Champion Middle Game Style

Author: Zhu Hezhou
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book collects 106 middle-game masterpieces by 11 current national chess champions of China, organized into eleven sections with annotations and explanations. It showcases their profound chess skills and extraordinary charm, allowing readers to grasp the secrets of winning in the opening, and points out the reasons for the losing side's defeat, serving as a caution for fellow chess enthusiasts. The book also includes brief introductions and corresponding game records of the 11 national champions. The author's editing style differs from the conventional approach of middle-game chess books, offering a fresh perspective. The middle game of chess plays a crucial role in connecting the opening and the endgame, being the most intense phase of competition between the two sides. The middle-game brilliance of the national chess champions is particularly brilliant and transcendent, serving as an exemplary model for to study and research.