1) Qiu Yi (Spring and Autumn Period) Qiu Yi was the first professional Weiqi player recorded in history and the first Weiqi celebrity engaged in education. 2) Wang (Tang Dynasty) was a famous chess player, and Tang Xuanzong was a famous chess player. He wrote Ten Tactics of Go, which made great contributions to the theory of Go. 3) Huang Longshi, a national player in the Qing Dynasty, is also known as the three great chess saints in the Qing Dynasty with Fan Xiping and Shi Xiangxiang. He was the overlord of Weiqi in the middle of Kangxi, and his chess style was meticulous, leaving ten famous games, with blood and tears. Today, the Japanese chess world is still amazed at his superb chess skills. 4) After Shi (Qing Dynasty) came to Huang Longshi, there appeared the "four masters" of Weiqi: Cheng Lanru and Liang Weijin in the early stage, and Shi in the later stage. Among them, Heshi reached a very high level and was called "Chess Saint". The two people's "Ten innings of Danghu" are absolutely wonderful and breathtaking. Objectively speaking, judging from the remaining chess scores, only Huang Longshi, Fan Xiping and Shi Xiangxiang reached the level of top contemporary chess players, which was similar to that of Japanese Go at that time. In the following two hundred years, no one in China reached this level. 5) Rihai (A.D.16th century), a Zen master of Rihai, was named the first celebrity in the history of Japanese Weiqi by Nonobunaga Oda, and founded the Honingbo family, which greatly promoted the development of Weiqi in Japan. 6) Daoce (1645 ~ 1702) was a Japanese Go player in the Edo period. Honebo IV, Celebrity Chess House. Created a revolutionary Go theory of "hand cutting". In the era of Daoce, no one was his opponent at all, which was similar to Huang Longshi in contemporary China, and Huang Longshi had no opponent at that time. Daoce initiated a whole set of brand-new layout theories and laid the foundation of modern Weiqi layout theory. In Japan, Daoce is honored as the "chess saint" and Daoce is the "king of celebrities". 7) Xiu Ce (1829 ~ 1862), a Japanese player in the edo period, is considered by many as the greatest player in the golden age of Go (1mid-9th century). The layout of "Xiu Ce Liu" pioneered by us is still in use today. 8) Xiuzai (1874 ~ 1940) is the Xiuzai of 2 1 Benyinfang. Xiuzai is known as an "unbeaten celebrity" because he hasn't lost chess for a long time. 1937, celebrities retired to commemorate the chess game lost to Minoru Kitani, announcing the end of an era. 9) Wu Qingyuan (19 14 ~) was born in Wu Qingyuan, 19 14 in June 12 (the 19th day of the fifth lunar month), and later his family moved to Beijing, showing great talent in Weiqi very early. In his early years, he entered Duan Fu and Beijing Central Park (now Zhongshan Park) as a "Go prodigy" and came to Yuxuan Chess Table. At the age of 65,438+04, he moved to Japan and started his professional chess career. 1933, Wu Qingyuan, who was only 19 years old, used his "new layout" to play chess with celebrities in this silver shop, turning a new page in the history of Weiqi. More than 20 years later, Wu swept the whole army, surpassing the former sages and ranking first in the world. In particular, the "Ten Chess", known as "hand-to-hand combat on the cliff", fully shows its extraordinary will and talent. 196 1, Wu unfortunately suffered a car accident and gradually faded out of the first team competition. Jin Yong rambled about Weiqi in his essays, mentioning the name of Weiqi master Wu Qingyuan. Wu Qingyuan/kloc-rose at the age of 0/2, and 13 was invincible in China. He arrived in Japan at the age of 65,438+05, and created a new layout method of Go at the age of 20. Defeating Japanese masters in Japan is known as the first person in ancient and modern times.