Rui Naiwei is the first woman in China in the past, and has won nine Korean Li Changgao. In this chess game with Hawke, due to the long and energy-consuming confrontation of seven hours, Laurie had a flaw in the closing stage and lost to Hawke with a slight disadvantage. Hawke was therefore evaluated by netizens, and Hawke's eagle fighting tactics were "punching kindergartens and kicking nursing homes". Among the more than 300 active professional chess players, Hawke can only rank fourth from the bottom.
What's more worth mentioning is that Hawke once won the women's first Yu Lijun at the age of 1 1. She won the first prize in the past, and now she has won the first prize in the past. She is nicknamed "Time Assassin". Because the chess player and the rider have the same pronunciation, the phrase that the rider eagle is stealing your braised pork rice was born.
The rules of Weiqi are as follows:
1. Determination of priority: The priority of the game is determined by drawing lots or guessing before the game.
2. Posting: In order to offset the efficiency of the black side's first move, in the final calculation of the outcome of the official competition, the black side needs to post three and three quarters (seven and a half eyes); Japanese and Korean rules require the black side to stick six and a half eyes.
3. Timing: Timing is one of the important means to ensure the smooth progress of the game. All qualified competitions should adopt the timing system.
4. Countdown: In a game with countdown, it should be stipulated in advance that a few minutes should be reserved within the time limit to start the countdown. A five-minute countdown is reserved for national competitions, and a one-minute countdown can also be reserved for grassroots competitions. When counting seconds, any movement less than one minute is not counted. Every minute, one minute will be deducted from the retention time, but the specified time shall not be used up.