Chess Champion Tournament: Appreciating the Famous Game of Qian Ming

Author: Li Ji, Yang Dian
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is compiled by the renowned Chinese chess writers Li Ji and Yang Dian. It collects and meticulously analyzes 71 games from the national chess championships held since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Asian chess masters' invitations, and the world chess championships, featuring the champions and runners-up. These competitions represent the highest level of chess skill in China and the world, truly spectacular, and have given rise to the titles of "Special Master of Chess" and "International Special Master of Chess." Through the analysis, readers can understand the evolution of Chinese chess opening strategies, the innovative openings, ingenious formations, attacking techniques, and brilliant calculations of these masters, thereby improving their own chess skills. The book is rich in content, offers precise and accessible analysis, and is highly practical. It serves as an excellent teacher and companion for chess enthusiasts and also holds reference and preservation value for professional players.