Also talk about Go and football.

The two biggest hobbies in life are also the favorites of many boys.

I remember my brother was the first teacher of Go. After graduating from college, he brought Weiqi back to school, but there was no opponent to play chess with, so he had to find me to play Weiqi and get rid of the trouble of no opponent.

That year, I also fell in love with football. I like the feeling of scoring goals. I am also a goalkeeper. The level of set pieces is not bad. I can directly punish the ball into the corner goal and then pass it to the ball from a distance. Of course, this is not forced. Of course, the level is the feeling that if the class forms a football team and plays a game with other classes, it may just be shortlisted. However, a game originally planned with the next class may be cancelled for some reasons.

After I went to high school, I played more chess because I didn't have a good court and football. I also bought a lot of introductory books on Go and began to kill the Quartet. I feel invincible, too. Later, I won the second place in a grade and participated in the Go competition in four schools. Go brings me a lot of fun.

Later, I also took part in the Go game in the county, and the outcome was basically the same. If the number of moves is familiar to me, some Go experts in the county let me win.

Personally, I feel that Go and football have something in common. It's all the art of winning or losing, but besides winning or losing, there is also the joy of participating in it. This is not just a game that makes you happy when you win and makes you angry when you lose. Of course, I didn't reach this level, as if China football didn't reach this level either.

China football has been wandering outside the World Cup, perhaps like me, either arrogant or self-abased, and has not given itself a good position. In fact, there is still a certain gap between China football and the top teams in Asia, and there is still hope to enter the World Cup, with good strategies and tactics and good coaches.

Speaking of hope, China football feels too utilitarian, which makes football lose its happiness. I agree with Milu on this point, not because he brought China to the only World Cup, although I have a strong national football complex, and entering the World Cup has also brought me great happiness.

In recent years, China Weiqi has an overwhelming advantage in Asia, but football has been stagnant. It is because China people are better at psychological competition, or not good at group competition, or not good at physical confrontation. I think Asians are not as strong as Europeans, and their physical fitness and flexibility are not as good as those of Africans, and their feelings for football are not as good as those of South Americans. But this is not the reason why China football can't rise.

The victory of Weiqi shows that East Asians have a better understanding of Weiqi than other countries, so Weiqi is more powerful. Go and military should be the same. Many strategists in ancient China were good at playing Weiqi, strategizing and winning thousands of miles. War is not only a simple killing, but also a game of Go.

It may be beneficial to football to learn from the thinking of Go. National football players may learn to go, or that's what I want to say.