Lv Qin 1
Lv Qin was born in 1962, Huidong, Guangdong. A chess master. Known as "Yangcheng Shao Shuai"; Deputies to National People's Congress. Lv Qin began to learn chess at the age of 8, and was famous for his quick response, sharp attack and killing. He is known as the "swift horse flying knife" and the "Yangcheng boy". He is now the coach and athlete of Guangdong Chess Team.
199 1 was named one of the top ten outstanding young people in Guangzhou, 1993 was elected as the representative of the Eighth National People's Congress, and 1997 was elected as the representative of the 15th Congress of China * * * Production Party. His motto in life is "down to earth".
2. Xu Yinchuan
Xu Yinchuan,1born in August 1975, Huilai, Guangdong. China chess super international master. Xu Yinchuan began to learn chess at the age of five. Zhang, a famous chess coach from China, was transferred to Guangdong Chess Team at the age of 12. Now he is a member of Guangdong Chess Team.
20 1 1 "Yitai Cup" won the third place in the first-class national chess league. In the latest ranking of domestic players in 2065,438+03 to be published by China Qi Xiang Association, 38-year-old Guangdong player Xu Yinchuan ranked first with 26,865,438+0. This is also the "first place" for him to return to Yilin after being surpassed by Beijing's cutting-edge Jiangchuan in the first half of 2009. ?
3. Li Laiqun
Li Laiqun won the national individual chess championship four times with 1982, 1984, 1987 and199. 1982 ascended the national individual champion throne for the first time. This is the first time that the men's chess champion has crossed the Yellow River since liberation, ending the situation that southern players dominate the world, which is of epoch-making significance.
4. Zhao Guorong
Zhao Guorong won the championship four times in 2008 with 1990, 1992 and 1995. In the long-term practice, Zhao Guorong has formed his own unique chess style. He not only inherited the style of "Old Northeast Tiger" Wang Jialiang's fierce attack and killing, but also integrated the delicate and flexible characteristics of southern chess players represented by "Old Magic Uncle" Yang Guanlin, and became a characteristic of both North and South Kung Fu and combining rigidity and softness.
5. Zhao Xinxin
Zhao Xinxin, a native of Wenling, Zhejiang Province,1born on June 29th, 988, is one of the youngest national chess grandmasters in China. Because his father strongly supports him to learn chess, he has been guided by famous players such as Chen Hanfeng and Wang Xinhai, and my efforts have made great progress in chess.
In 2007, he won the 42nd national chess individual championship, and in 2009, he won the 1 1 world chess championship, becoming the youngest chess world champion with a score of 26 19.
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To become a chess grandmaster in China, you only need one of the following conditions:?
(1) National individual champion; (two) within three years, won more than three national individual competitions; (three) within four years, in the competition designated by the association, to meet the prescribed standards. (four) to reach the winning rate twice in four years.
Chess is divided into two levels: the first is an international title, which is divided into international grandmasters and international masters; The second is the national title, which is divided into grandmaster, national master, first-class chess player and second-class chess player.
Theoretically speaking, international grandmasters are the highest level, but the level of chess players in China is too high, and some grandmasters (or national grandmasters) have surpassed international grandmasters in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and abroad. However, these grandmasters (or national masters) rarely have the opportunity to participate in international competitions (there are not many international chess competitions), so they cannot win international championships.
China chess is a cultural treasure of China chess culture and Chinese nation. It has a long history, strong interest, simple and easy to understand basic rules, and has been enduring for thousands of years. China chess is a simulation of ancient wars, straight-line wars, land wars and plane wars. In ancient China, chess was listed as the art of self-cultivation of literati.
Now, it is considered as a beneficial activity, which can refresh the mind and improve intelligence. Chess combines culture, science, art and competition. It can not only develop intelligence, enlighten thinking, exercise dialectical analysis ability and cultivate tenacious will, but also cultivate the mind, cultivate sentiment and enrich cultural life, which is deeply loved by the masses.
Suitable for men, women and children at home and abroad. Because of the simple equipment and strong interest, China chess lovers with tattooed badminton can often be seen in the streets.
reference data
Baidu encyclopedia-China chess