Compared with the sky, even higher than the sky. Show that you don't want to be controlled by fate.

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An article in the novel Tian Ju tells the story of playing chess with the world and winning the game.

In the cold winter night, "Chess Idiot" takes stones as his son and fights with the imaginary cold-blooded heaven and man. Finally, he acted as a sunspot, kneeling in the corner of the chessboard to lock the victory, "winning the day and a half."

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In the 26th episode of "Taking in the name of people" TV series, director Zhao Donglai suggested Qi Tongwei with the novel protagonist "Tian Ju", and Hou Liang gave this book "Tian Ju" to Zhao Donglai, hoping to study his opponent.

In the novel Tian Ju, there is a favorite novel of Qi Tongwei, which Hou Liangping also highlighted, "Half a Son Better than Heaven". In the book, the hero takes himself as a pawn, plays chess with the immortal, and wins the immortal at the cost of his life.

Interpretation by Qi Tongwei;

In the dictionary of ordinary people in China, there is no bigger concept than "heaven". The Tao Te Ching says, "Eternal, everlasting". Shuowen says "Heaven is supreme". The ancients regarded heaven as the master of all things, so there were "Heaven Emperor" and "Destiny", while emperors of all dynasties claimed to be the "Son of Heaven" who served heaven, and ordinary people knelt down and kowtowed and felt "the mighty grace of heaven".

Thousands of years of authoritarian society, so that the people of China only know how to bow down and beg before Tian Yan, and even dare not look up. How dare they have the delusion of doing nothing or even playing with Tian Yan? The new era has enabled the people of China to stand up, only in terms of political power, but not in terms of soul and psychology.

Qi Tongwei is commendable because he refuses to accept the arrangement of "God's will". He wants to fight heaven and the world that is impossible for him, and he is willing to pay all the costs for it.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Sheng Tian Ban Zi