Tao Hanming's 100 Practical Games

Author: Sun Zhiwei
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Chinese chess has a long history and remains beloved by the people. Chess is an extremely popular intellectual and sports activity, with a vast number of participants unmatched by any other sport. Its "equipment" is simple, requires low investment, and can be launched quickly, with no restrictions on the venue. The number of players can vary greatly—whether hundreds or thousands, they can still play chess for performance and explanation. With the advent of television media, the popularity of chess has further increased. For true chess enthusiasts, they can also "analyze and play" by themselves, playing against themselves, which brings joy to their own hearts. This book is a collection of selected games by Chinese chess grandmasters recommended by the Chinese Chess Association. These are the masterpieces of grandmasters who have won national championships, a collection of brilliant games. Based on these masterpieces, practical games have been adapted into 100 battles, some old games have been removed, and new games up to 2005 have been added for analysis. They are the practical records of grandmasters, the practical historical materials of Chinese chess, and a living textbook for people to study and research. This collection showcases the extraordinary achievements of Tao Hanming, known in the chess world as the "White Tiger of Changbai."