Ke Jie can go to Tsinghua for the following reasons:
In fact, as early as March this year, news about Ke Jie's application for exemption from the test in Tsinghua frequently appeared on hot search. However, he also admitted that it is not so easy to apply for exemption.
1, "I still need to pass the one-stroke exam, so it's hard to review," Ke Jie told reporters. "I know that there are players in front who have successfully passed the customs. I can only hope that I will not lose face in the chess world."
2. But in the 20 19 World Intellectual Sports Federation International Masters, Ke Jie said-"pass" when answering Tsinghua's exam question.
3. Ke Jie can not only gain more professional knowledge, but also experience campus life and enrich his life experience. Although Ke Jie is the champion of Weiqi, it doesn't mean that he can only play Weiqi in his life.
He is still young, and he needs more things to enrich his life. He still has a long way to go. If he is confined to Go, it will be difficult for him to break through the bottleneck. Now Ke Jie seems to be on the right track, ranking first in the world Go standings.
Ke Jie, 1997, was born in Liandu, Lishui City, Zhejiang Province. China Weiqi nine-stage player, now playing for Shenzhen Longhua Team. On February 4th, 20021,he won the second place in the 25th LG Cup World Chess Championship.