In 2007, Ke Jie participated in the "Ying's Cup" National Children's Go Championship and won the junior group championship. In July 2008, Ke Jie won the 25th World Youth Weiqi Championship, and stood out among a group of children. Ke Jie has a strong self-esteem, often talks a lot and is under great pressure. But Ke Jie thinks that pressure is motivation. He is a typical competitive player. The closer he gets to the game, the more excited he becomes.
Because of his outstanding performance, Ke Jie became the leader of a new generation of Go in China, attracting media and fans. From 2065438 to May 2009, Ke Jie was sent to Tsinghua University and became a freshman majoring in economic and financial management. At the same time, Ke Jie also endorsed his offline Go software products, set foot in Go training and started a business.
Methods of learning Go
Basic knowledge: First of all, you need to know the basic rules and terms of Go. For example, you need to know how to set the ball correctly and how to form different shapes on the chessboard. Learning stereotype: stereotype is some basic opening and coping strategies in Go. By studying stereotypes, you can learn the best actions and coping methods in different situations.
Understand life and death chess: life and death chess refers to whether the chess pieces on the chessboard are energetic or not. Learning how to judge life and death chess can help you better understand the situation of Go. Learn to judge the situation: situation judgment is a very important part of Go. You need to learn how to evaluate your situation and your opponent's situation in order to make a more informed decision. Practical exercises: Go is a skill that needs a lot of practical exercises. By playing against other players, you can improve your level of Go and better understand its strategies and skills.