How to break through the bottleneck of Go?

If you train hard for 8 hours a day, you can go to Battle. net to learn from the experts. If you can, you can find a teacher to teach you at home.

You can compete with the experts.

if you always lose to the same person. Then you can change your opponent for the time being. Long-term progress, that is only honest reading, playing music, playing chess, and resuming.

Playing fast chess online can improve your feeling. I've been playing chess in YC for several years, and found that many chess players in YC, like me, are always hovering between 4 and 5 days, which is difficult to break through. Of course, there are horizontal reasons, but there are also some non-technical reasons that are quite important from my personal experience of the game. First, I don't concentrate on playing chess, and I often play chess while doing things. I don't concentrate, and I have too many hands. In hindsight, I don't like playing chess myself, and sometimes it's even worse than the K level. It's strange not to lose. Second, the miscalculation of local campaigns leads to rapid loss of power or defeat, which is especially important for the amateur low-level level. When there is a local battle, it's best to be clear and unclear. I'd rather not go there. Sometimes it's much better to keep it than to fool around, because if it collapses locally, it's all over. Third, after losing the first game, I feel in a bad mood. It's best not to play in the second game. After losing the chess game in a good situation, I feel in a bad mood. I often rush to invite a game, and then Lien Chan loses in a row. You should know that YC's promotion is calculated according to winning 15 games and losing 5 games in the last 2 games. At my worst, after winning 12 games in a row, I lost 6 games in a row because of my mood, and missed the promotion. Fourth, the closing is too rough, and the opportunity is lost. When there are not many mistakes between the two sides, or when the floor is paved, it is often necessary to decide the outcome at the closing. Sometimes, when I close, because of the rough calculation, I often fall behind when I accept an official who thinks I have the first hand, leading to failure, which should be taken as a warning. One, think about it for ten more seconds before you move on. Two, stand in the other side's position, what will you do?