A little question about Go.

Take it off right now. The inanimate pieces must disappear from the chessboard immediately and cannot exist. Dead chess is another way of saying it. The opponent was surrounded inside, without two eyes, but he was still a little angry, even very long. As long as your external chess pieces are unlikely to be killed by the other side. Don't mention the dead chess until you have an idea. When you die well, a son counts two eyes. If you are surrounded by yourself, there is only one eye. It's different to have a son. A son counts as two eyes. So a dead son can't just take it.