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Password: k4ov Title: The Spirit of the Book
Author: [Japan] Wu Qingyuan
Douban score: 7.4
Publishing House: CITIC Publishing House
Publication year: 2016/8/25
Page count: 328
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The Spirit of China: Autobiography of Wu Qingyuan is a summary of the great chess player Wu Qingyuan's life experience and realm.
Wu Qingyuan (19 14-2014) studied weiqi at the age of 7, and went to Japan at the age of14. 19 years old, he and Minoru Kitani jointly created a "new layout" and set off a chess revolution. From 1939, it was regarded as a "duel on the cliff", which defeated all the first-class players in Japan at that time and was called "Showa Chess Saint". Disciple Lin Haifeng is the youngest winner of the title of "celebrity" in history; Disciple Rui Naiwei once swept the world women's chess world and became the first female chess player.
In this book, Wu Qingyuan reviewed his family background, marriage, relatives and friends and other life experiences, described his brilliant Go career, and expounded his pursuit of life realm.
Wu Qingyuan was born in a scholarly family. He was educated by traditional classics since he was a child. When he grew up, he still studied China's ancient books every day. He believes that neutralization is the most advocated concept in traditional culture and the highest realm of yin and yang thought. The word "Zhong" is a shape with a stick in the middle, which is divided into two parts to represent Yin and Yang. Chinese is the point to achieve the balance of yin and yang, and it is the best meaning.
My ideal is "neutralization". In ancient China, neutralization was the most advocated concept. The ideal of Go is also neutralization. Only by exerting the efficiency of all the pieces on the board is the best hand, that is, neutralization. The road I have taken should be to pursue a neutral life. Go Seigen
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Throughout history, a chess player with superior chess skills and noble character like Mr. Wu can really be called "Showa Chess Saint". —— Hashimoto Tōru Taro, representative of Japanese Go and head coach of Kansai Chess Institute.
(The person I admire most at all times and all over the world) The ancients were Fan Li, and the present is Wu Qingyuan. I'm afraid there is no second chess player who can match Mr. Wu Qingyuan in the history of Weiqi between China and Japan for two thousand years. This is not only because of his genius, but also because he raised this art with the sole goal of winning or losing to a very high level of life. -Jin Yong
Einstein's position in physics is not as high as Wu Qingyuan's position in Go. Why? Because Einstein is the first in physics, but the distance between the second and Einstein is not as big as that between Wu Qingyuan and the second Weiqi player in the 20th century. —— Yang Zhenning
While many people are pursuing fame and fortune, it is incredible that Mr. Wu Can can always get out of the predicament. Whenever there is a world champion, it may be "Liu Qingyuan" or "Zhang Qingyuan", but as a grandmaster, there is only one Wu Qingyuan. —— Chen Zude, former president of China Chess Academy.
Every entrepreneur should understand the spirit of China. -economist Liang
China spirit is based on gratitude and nostalgia. It is peaceful and contains strength. Chen Pingyuan
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A generation of chess sage Wu Qingyuan's summary of his life experience and life realm; Understand the "China Spirit" from the traditional classics and seek the best balance between the chessboard and reality; Chen Pingyuan, a famous scholar, and Lin Haifeng, Li Cheng and Rui Naiwei, famous Weiqi players, recommended him as a preface.
1, recommended by famous scholar Chen Pingyuan and famous Go players Lin Haifeng, Licheng and Rui Naiwei.
2. Economist Liang: There are many successful entrepreneurs in China, but I always feel that they lack something. After reading The Spirit of China, I realized that what many successful entrepreneurs lack is Mr. Wu Qingyuan's attitude towards life.
3. Wu Qingyuan, the author, was not only affirmed by Xiuzai celebrities, Hashimoto Tōru, Minoru Kitani and other professional players, but also highly praised by non-professional players such as Jin Yong, Yang Zhenning and Kawabata Yasunari. Premier Zhou Enlai once said to Chen Zude, former president of the Chinese Chess Academy, "When you are in Japan, you should go and see Wu Qingyuan yourself."
This book is a summary of a great chess player Wu Qingyuan's life in his 80s. This paper expounds his life experience, Go career, marriage belief, life realm and even friends. This is an excellent choice to get to know Wu Qingyuan.
In this book, the author not only expounds his own experience, but also talks about the spiritual motivation and realm pursuit that the author finds to support himself from traditional culture, and the peaceful, frank and unyielding attitude towards life that this wonderful realm brings to his chess.
Go, as a kind of calligraphy and painting, is an indispensable skill for literati to cultivate self-cultivation and cultivate sentiment. And because it is the only one of the four techniques with a clear victory and defeat, the ancients said that a good chess player is wise. With the development of the times, the practical side of Go has been expanding. Because Weiqi should not only deploy the overall situation, but also start from the details and attach importance to the role of each piece, which is very similar to enterprise management. There is even a saying today that "doing business is like playing Go". Many entrepreneurs are also Weiqi enthusiasts, seeking management methods from Weiqi.
However, in traditional culture, technology and Tao complement each other. Without pursuing the skill itself, Tao has no foundation; If you don't learn the original way, your skills will be limited to a certain level and you can't improve. Go needs not only simple skills, but also the guidance of Tao to rise to a certain height.
Wu Qingyuan, a great chess player, is not only superb in chess skills, but also superb in chess skills, which is a model of the unity of skills and techniques.
Wu Qingyuan was born in a scholarly family. At the age of five, he began to study the Four Books and Five Classics. After becoming a professional chess player, he still studied China ancient books every day. He drew spiritual strength and the idea of neutralization from traditional classics and applied it to Go, defeating all the first-class masters at that time and making his opponents no longer qualified for fair play. This is not only because of his superb chess skills, but also because of his go concept and life realm. Wu Qingyuan once said, "The difference between first-class players is negligible. The key to winning or losing depends on spiritual cultivation. "
Therefore, Wu Qingyuan, known as the "Chess Saint of Showa", was not only affirmed by beautiful and elegant celebrities, Hashimoto Tōru, Minoru Kitani and other professional players, but also praised by non-professional players such as Jin Yong, Yang Zhenning and Kawabata Yasunari. Jin Yong once said: "In the history of Go between China and Japan for two thousand years, I'm afraid there is no second player who can stand side by side with Mr. Wu Qingyuan. This is not only because of his genius, but also because he has raised this art with the sole goal of winning or losing to a very high level of life. "
The Spirit of China: Autobiography of Wu Qingyuan is Wu Qingyuan's summary of his life experience and life realm. In the book, he reviewed his family background, marriage, relatives and friends and other life experiences, described his brilliant Go career and expounded his pursuit of life realm.
Whether you want to improve your skills, explore a higher realm of life, or explore the relationship between them, you can read this book.
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China's ancient book "The Book of Changes" says that "the size of heaven and earth means life". It means: "the greatness of heaven and earth is the creation of all things." In other words, God created everything for everything. Whether it is food or oil, God has given us all this for the survival of mankind. But the problem is that humans want to monopolize everything. So the war broke out.
My ideal is "neutralization". In ancient China, neutralization was also the most advocated concept. The Chinese character is "Zhonghe". The so-called "zhong" is neither yin nor yang in the thought of yin and yang, and it should be invisible. The intangible "middle" is "harmony" when it is formed. The so-called "Tao" is also a law and intangible. The form of expression at the time of its formation is "virtue".
On the other hand, all tangible things must be changed. But the sage said the same thing. The teachings of Confucius and Sakyamuni remain unchanged. So there are always two aspects in the world: change and unchanging. Material aspects, that is, science is constantly improving. We must make progress. On the other hand, it is permanent in spirit. Therefore, the neutralization between science and philosophy is the most important.
In my opinion, the efficiency of Go and the chess pieces on the board is the best way to start. The ideal of Go is also neutralization. On the other hand, even in life, we should consider the neutralization of technology and philosophy. The pursuit of "2 1 century Go" is to promote the progress of Go. However, it is the steady spiritual strength that makes the progress of Go. I am supported by China's ancient books.
The road I walked at the age of 87 can be said to be the pursuit of sexual life.
About the author:
Wu Qingyuan (19 14-2014) began to learn weiqi at the age of 7, and moved to Japan at the age of14. Since 1939, the "ten chess moves" have reduced the number of first-class players at that time, and no one can beat them, so they are called "Showa Chess Sage". After retirement, he devoted himself to the research and promotion of Go, which had a far-reaching impact.