Seeking the Way and Experience of China Chess

If you want to ask me how to improve my chess, I will tell you, that is, playing chess and breaking chess.

Of course, if you already have a certain level of chess lovers, you can also learn about the middle game or play some chess manuals in a targeted way, which can improve your judgment on the middle game and increase your overall situation. )

Let me elaborate:

Let's talk about chess first. Almost all professional players and excellent amateur players have played chess. Chess refers to putting the classic chess game or opening chess pattern played by professional players on the chessboard step by step according to the book. This is very important, just like learning to draw, you must learn to copy first. Don't bother, because these opening games are the research results optimized by several generations of players through continuous thinking and practice, and they are definitely better than the ones you came up with yourself.

It doesn't matter if the secretary can't read the chess manual. Even professional players can remember it without reading at first, as long as they put it on the chessboard, because people can remember it faster with sensory images than with words. As for some professional or amateur chess players, because they are familiar with it at ordinary times, you can look at the chess manual and think about it. Naturally, you can form an image in your mind without a chessboard, but if you encounter a complicated chess game, you will still put the chessboard, because it is the most accurate and won't make mistakes.

Playing chess is remembering chess. Not playing is like passing clouds, leaving no trace and wasting time.

And don't recite a word by word. That's memorizing the text, not the chess score. In addition, memorizing the text is also to form a certain picture in your mind to remember.

Playing chess is indispensable at ordinary times. If you are a beginner, you'd better watch more chess kills, such as Yi Ya Qu, China Qisha Daquan and so on, because it can increase your judgment on the last step. Almost all professional chess players are asked by their teachers how long it will take them to finish the book "Yi Ya Qu" in those years, because this book can be regarded as a classic in chess killing.

As for playing chess, nature is essential. Since ancient times, competition and practice are the most common training methods, and actual combat is the best way to accumulate experience. However, it's not just a matter of how many games you have fun, but you should take every game seriously (especially for beginners, don't just play chess quickly, sometimes playing chess slowly and seriously will be different and your memory will be deeper). Re-playing the chess you have played from memory is to remove every move you have played and every move your opponent has played at the same time, find out what is good and what is not good, and write it down to avoid making the same mistake again. If your level is limited, you can ask a master for guidance.

Moreover, opponents in chess are very important. As the saying goes, "A person can only make continuous progress by playing chess with people who are stronger than himself, and the habit of playing chess is good, which is really true. You can't always regret playing chess unless it's a very low-level mistake, such as giving food. Winning is meaningless, and it doesn't help to improve your chess skills. It is better to let your opponent regret it and keep going (of course, the game is another matter). . . Try to keep quiet when playing chess, because making noise not only affects your opponent, but also affects yourself, which is not good for both sides.

If you are a beginner or a person with a bad memory, you can get a notebook to record every step of playing chess, and then you can record your experience or the guidance of a master when you finish disassembling chess. It's okay. You can usually flip through it more.

Usually, it is better to play chess more expensively than expensively, and less expensively than less. Sometimes playing too much is not necessarily good, because the more you play, the less time you have to play chess and kill chess. In fact, as long as you remember the chess you have played and remember what you should pay attention to, it is a good progress. I have seen some children who learn to play chess in training courses run by professional teams. Sometimes they play three or four games a day. However, some children have made great progress because they have completed the tasks-playing chess, killing chess and splitting chess-according to the teacher's requirements every day, so I believe that if they follow the above methods, they will definitely improve their chess skills.

I wish you a good game of chess ~ ~ to the next level ~ ~