Go Beginner's Course. Volume 3

Author: Wang Jianhong (9 dan)
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Brief Introduction
With the deepening of quality education, the effectiveness of Go in developing comprehensive qualities such as logic, philosophy, military strategy, computational ability, organizational skills, and resilience training has become increasingly evident. So, how can we learn Go faster and better? Having a good set of materials is clearly a crucial factor. The author has been engaged in professional Go for over 20 years. Over the years, the author has been accumulating training notes from their professional Go career and has compiled a large amount of Go-related materials. This series of books was written with the aim of providing Go enthusiasts with a step-by-step ladder for rapid improvement. It strives to progress from simple to complex, with prominent summaries, detailed annotations on classroom exercises, and a focus on using relatable, real-life themes when connecting the textbook content with Go stories. The series also ensures a smooth and orderly transition in the scope of the Go curriculum. For post-class exercises, some assignments have beened to address the previous issue where teachers' assigned homework often did not align with the textbook.