Xie Jun Teaches International Chess

Author: Xie Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Playing chess, this is a magical and fun game. While playing, it not only exercises the mind but also increases knowledge. As the saying goes, "Smart people play chess, and chess makes you smarter!" Join our ranks! — Xie Jun explores the mysteries of chess together with world champions. The development of chess in China
Chess is undoubtedly the most popular intellectual game in the world, with hundreds of millions of fans globally. Chess has diverse moves and is full of fun, making it particularly effective in developing the intelligence of children and teenagers. Therefore, many countries around the world have included chess in their primary school curriculum.
The development of chess in China has not been long. In 1956, the Chinese sports administration listed chess as an official competitive event. Since then, this emerging sport has grown rapidly, with many outstanding players emerging.
The number of chess enthusiasts among China's youth and children has also been growing year by year. In February 2001, the Ministry of Education's Sports, Health, and Arts Department, in conjunction with the General Administration of Sport of China's National Sports Administration, jointly issued the "Notice on Promoting the Activities of Go, Chess, and International Chess in Schools," bringing chess programs into school classroom teaching. This will undoubtedly have a positive and significant impact on the popularization and development of chess in China.