The two were having a bad conversation, and two old men came behind them, one was Yixian Tianyuan and the other was Qinxian Zhengyin.

Qi is a strategic two-person chess game, also known as Go.

Go originated in China and was said to be written by Emperor Yao.

Go contains the rich connotation of Chinese culture, and it is the embodiment of Chinese culture and civilization.

Go uses square grid chessboards and black and white circular chess pieces to play chess. There are nineteen vertical and horizontal lines on the chessboard to divide the chessboard into 361 intersections. The chess pieces walk at the intersections. Both sides alternately play chess, and they cannot move after the move. The one with more surroundings is the winner.

Because the black side took advantage first, it was artificially stipulated that the black side should post it to the white side at the end.

In ancient times, Go was placed in two diagonal stars on both black and white sides, which was a semaphore system, with the white side first.

Go is also considered to be the most complex board game in the world.

China can be said to be the originator of chess, and there is a saying that "Yao made Go and Dan Zhu was good at it."

It is said that Go masters have amazing memory and are clear about the game and methods of Go, and can re-stage the "bad" chess you have watched and make a good move.

The chess pieces in the chess tool are divided into two colors: black and white, mostly flat and round, and the number of chess pieces is 180 black and white pieces each.

In China, chess pieces with flat and convex sides are generally used in China. RB often uses chess pieces with convex sides, including agate, shell, etc.

There are nine small dots marked on the disk, called star positions, and the star position in the center is also called "Tianyuan".

The son you give when playing the handicap chess should be placed on the star, except for letting it first.

The chessboard can be divided into "corner", "edge" and "middle belly".

Chess record: It is a tool for recording chess games and usually appears in the form of a notebook.

The rules of the game are that both sides hold the same chess piece, black first and white, and alternately play the pieces. They can only play one piece at a time. The piece is at the intersection on the chess board. After the piece falls, it must not move to other positions.

Taking turns is the right of both parties, but allowing either party to give up the right to make a mistake and use it.

Qi of a chess piece: A chess piece is on the chess board, and the empty point next to it is the "qi" of the chess piece.

If there are chess pieces of the same color on the point adjacent to the straight line of the chess piece, they will be connected to each other into an indivisible whole.

Their qi should also be calculated together.

If there is a different-colored chess piece on the point next to the straight line, the tone will no longer exist. If all the qi is occupied by the other party, it will be in a state of no qi.

Chess pieces in a state of no energy cannot exist on the chessboard, that is, the pig.

Tizi: The method of raising the uninspired son outside the plate is called "Tizi".

There are two types of picking pieces: one is that after the opponent's chess piece is out of breath, it should be extracted immediately.

Second, after the game, both sides have a chess pieces in a state of no energy. The opponent's chess pieces should be extracted immediately. After pulling out one of the opponent's chess pieces, the ban point (also called the forbidden entry point).

If any piece on the chessboard is set, if a certain party sets a stroke, the piece will immediately become inactive and cannot extract the other party's chess piece. This point is called the "forbidden point", and the rapporter is forbidden from taking the stroke.

China uses the number rules to determine the outcome of the game. Because Black side has certain advantages in taking the lead, all rules adopt the item-posting system.

The determination of the order is determined by drawing lots or guessing before the game.

In ancient times, the semaphore system was adopted, that is, when playing, four stars are placed on the four stars at the corner of the board, two in black and white, similar diagonal star layout.

The ancient Go method was divided into enemy chess, Raozi chess, and two chess first.

For those with the highest position, the opponent's chess is generally the first to play with white; for those with high level and those with low level (Rao Ziqi), the master holds white, and those with low level play with black first.

The rule for the ancients to calculate the victory or defeat was "all sub-objects are empty", that is, the living pieces on the chessboard, and the eyes are empty spots surrounded by them.

"Empty" is a broad concept here, which always refers to the surrounding territory and does not only represent the surrounding empty spots.

There is a term for chess, and is called "中": refers to the blank intersection point on the chess board surrounded by a chess piece.

Robbery: Both sides can take turns to extract the opponent's chess pieces.

The rules of Go stipulate that when robbing, the party being extracted cannot directly bring it back. It must find robbery materials in other places so that the other party can only take it back.

Sharp: Playing chess on the side of your original chess piece is called "sharp".

Because the sting is smaller, people are also used to calling it "small sting".

Chang: "Long" means to continue to play chess forward with the chess piece you already have on the chessboard.

"Long" is generally used when in contact and fighting with the other party, which makes it easier to connect one's own sons and better attack the other party.

Li: There is a subtle difference between "li" and "long". "li" mainly points to chess that are close to the chess pieces on your original chessboard and facing downward or towards the edge.

Block: "block" means to directly block the opponent's invasion of his own territory or prevent the opponent's chess piece from rushing out of the surround, and use his own chess piece to close the opponent's chess piece.

The function of blocking is the two points mentioned in the meaning. One is to prevent the opponent from breaking his own emptiness, and the other is to prevent the opponent's chess piece surrounded by him from rushing out.

After the beginners master it, they can make great improvements in protecting the air and eating chess.

Give: "Give" means to step down next to the original chess piece on the chessboard.

Top: "Top" means to confront the opponent's chess piece. In other words, put it on the head of the chess piece in the direction of the opponent's chess piece.

The characteristics of the top are sturdy, thick and have the priority.

There are many forms of tops, including spire, nose top, etc.

Climb: "Climb" means that one side's chess piece is pressed by the other side and is long at the lower position along the edge, that is, the position of the first or second line.

Climbing can be used to do work, connect, occupy land, search roots, etc.

Guan: "Guan" refers to playing chess along the way from your original chess piece on the chessboard.

Crush: "Crush" refers to playing chess at the empty intersection between the opponent's "Shu" shape close to the original chess piece on the chessboard, which is called "Crush".

"Breaking" often uses one's own strong side to block the opponent and divide the opponent's chess into two pieces to help find opportunities to eliminate the opponent.

Jump: The shape of Jump is the same as the "Shuo" shape, and both play chess at a position separated from the original chess piece.

However, in general, the threshold is expressed in terms of spreading to a wide area or a mid-abdomen, while "jump" is generally used when both sides are in contact and fighting each other. It is most commonly used to escape the chess pieces of one's own side or chase the opponent's weak chess.

Fei: "Xiaofei" refers to playing chess at the diagonal intersection of the original chess piece in the shape of "Sun".

"Dafei" refers to playing chess at the diagonal intersection of the original chess piece in the shape of the "me" character.

"Xiangbufei" is to play chess at the diagonal intersect point of the original chess piece in the shape of the "tian" character.

"Super-large flight" refers to playing chess in a position that is more forward than "Big flight".

Town: Town is the position where one side of the chess piece is closed in the middle of the belly in the other direction. This chess piece is called "town".

Hang: "Hang" is also called Hang corners, which is a commonly used chess game method for layout.

Hang is the main method of playing chess with one piece of the corner when one side already has a piece of the corner when the other side is near it, and the other side is one or two different positions. Hang is the main method of playing chess with the other side to destroy the opponent's complete occupancy of the corner.

The chess that play on the third line is called "low hanging", and the chess that play on the fourth line is generally called "high hanging".

Clip: "Clip" is a chess game method in which one side of the game uses two pieces to sandwich the other's chess pieces in the middle.

"Reverse clip" means that when one chess piece is clamped by the other party, the clamped party clamps the other party from the other side of the opponent's chess.

Break: "Break" is a chess game method that directly cuts the connection between the opponent's chess and makes the opponent's chess disperse.

Cross: Cross: Cross: When one side of the game has assistance from the surrounding Go pieces, inserts one's chess into the opponent's Xiaofei's chess shape.

"Empty" refers to the area surrounded.

Tiger: refers to the two pointed pieces on the original chessboard, and then move them to form the shape of the character "子".

Tiger also contains terms such as tiger mouth; double tiger. Tiger is used to connect the chess pieces on the chess board, and is also a means to prevent the opponent's chess pieces from cutting off the chess. Sometimes it also acts in live chess. Because tiger-shaped chess pieces are rich in elasticity and are suitable for eye-making, they are often used in live chess.

Tiger's mouth: It is the empty intersection point surrounded by three sides. The tiger's mouth faces upward, that is, to the center, it is called the upper tiger, and the tiger's mouth faces down. To be precise, it is called the lower tiger when facing the edge.

Double Tigers: It is composed of three chess pieces to form two breakpoints, and the three pieces are in a continuous small pointed shape, so that the chess move can form two tiger mouths at the same time.

Squeeze: "Squeeze" is to start from the original chess pieces and continue to insert into the place where the enemy is concentrated, causing the opponent's original connected chess shape to have breakpoints or other problems, that is, to prompt the opponent to make up for the chess, which means to take the initiative.

Dismantling: "Demolition" means to use the original chess piece of the chessboard as a reference to open and dismantle several ways to the left or right on the third or fourth line.

The distance between the dismantling sub-partition is one way to dismantle one, the distance between the second path is two, and the distance between the three paths is three.

Demolition is often used to expand the territory or find one's own base, and sometimes it is used to expand the territory. It is used to seek one's own base and to search the other's base.

Crush: "Crush" is a way to pose a threat to the enemy, and most of it is used to seize the base where the other party can do their jobs.

Closing: "Closing" refers to the method of blocking enemy chess pieces to develop externally. Its function is to prevent the opponent's chess pieces from developing towards the center.

"Cha" can also be said to be a way out for blocking the opponent's chess pieces and is commonly used in attacks.

Point: The function of the point can destroy the opponent's eye position; the second is to be used to peek at the opponent's breakpoints or "weak links" to achieve the opportunity to make the opponent's chess shape fixed as soon as possible to avoid changing future effects.

At the same time, it is also a test in the opponent's formation.

Finally, invading the opponent's position starts from the depths, which is very strict.

There is another saying about point refers to the specific intersection points on the chessboard, such as: good points, key points, etc.

Making: Making is the tendons used when the opponent has many chess pieces and is strong. You can use continuous moves such as relying on, squeezing, and breaking to make your chess pieces have a place to take root.

Grade: refers to the level divided after the Go competition. In ancient times, it was divided into nine grades, which was called "nine grades".

The names from one to nine are: enter the spirit, sit and look, be specific, be wise, use wisdom, be small, fight, be foolish, be foolish, be clumsy.

Final style: After many chess practices, chess players from ancient and modern times gradually formed some well-known and more appropriate programs, which are commonly known as the "starting style".

Layout: At the beginning of the chess game, both sides seize key points, arrange formations, and prepare to enter the mid-range battle. This stage is called layout.

Take the lead: In order to take the initiative and win, every next son, the opponent will respond. This is called take the lead.

Official: also called "final". It is the final stage of a game of chess. After mid-play battle, the territories of both sides are generally determined, and there are still some empty seats to be put into play. This is called "final".

"Tianyuan" symbolizes the "North Star" set off by stars, and can also symbolize the most dazzling first star among the stars.

In the ancient Chinese scriptures, the word "Tianyuan" has long been quoted as "When a king changes his surname and receives orders, he must be careful about the beginning.

To correct the truth, change the color of the clothes, and to recommend the original Tianyuan, and to follow the will of the will."

Here, "Tianyuan" is understood as: all super-god characters must understand the origin and beginning of all things.

Because the word "Tianyuan" has such a vast and profound meaning, the later kings were happy to use it as a title.
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