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In ancient China, the top Go players were called "national players", and now they are also called "national players" of various sports teams, such as table tennis player Zhang Yining and basketball player Yao Ming. The first recorded national athlete was Qiu Yi in the early Warring States Period. He can be said to be the originator of the "national actor", which is recorded in Mencius. We are all familiar with Mozi (the founder of Mohism), Guiguzi (the originator of military strategists, Master Yi Chang of Su Qin) and so on. They are also masters of Go. Weiqi developed rapidly in the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period and was very popular in society. It was also during this period that Weiqi spread to Korea and Japan. Ban Gu, a historian in the Eastern Han Dynasty, once wrote an article about Go. As we all know, Ban Gu is the author of Hanshu. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao also loved playing chess, and his level was quite good. He often played chess with the first-class masters at that time. Sun Ce, the founder of Wu Dong, won the title of "Little Overlord" and was good at playing chess. Sun Ce often discusses military affairs with his men when playing chess. The earliest existing chess score, The Score of Sun Lv Fan, was written by Sun Ce and his advisers. Besides, Guan Yu can also play chess. Guan Yu is Guan Yu, and many stories are familiar to everyone, such as the Three Oaths in Taoyuan, the five customs and the six generals, which put Cao Cao on Huarong Road. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms recorded a story of Guan Yu, saying that Guan Yu was poisoned by an arrow in his arm, and Hua Tuo was invited to treat him. Hua tuo said that he would scrape off the toxins from the bones, and then Guan Yu played chess with others while drinking without anesthesia or tying his hands. This painting is the story of Guan Yu's scraping bones to cure poison. We think Guan Gong is really brave. In addition, the history books also recorded the story of RoyceWong, one of the "seven sons of Jian 'an" in Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is said that once, while others were playing chess, RoyceWong was watching, and someone accidentally screwed up the game. Wang can rebuild the original chess game by memory. The people next to me were dumbfounded and couldn't believe their eyes. They thought about whether to take another test on RoyceWong, so they covered the recovered chess game with a cloth and asked RoyceWong to play another game. So Wang can play it again. By contrast, it is exactly the same. RoyceWong is the earliest recorded chess player in ancient China. However, in fact, it is not difficult to resume the offer. Basically, you can resume the initial level of amateur quotation. During the Three Kingdoms period, there were two chess masters, one was Yan Ziqing and the other was Ma Suiming, both of whom were of high level. At that time, people called them "chess saints". There were five chess saints in ancient China. In addition to these two, there are three in Qing Dynasty, and two modern chess saints, Wu Qingyuan and Nie Weiping, which we will talk about later. At that time, people called Yan Ziqing's chess, Zhang's calligraphy, Cao Buxing's paintings, Song Shou's dream, his physiognomy and Fan's fortune-telling, all of which were called "Five Masterpieces of Wuzhong". During the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, China ancient Weiqi had two heydays, one was the prosperous time of Kanggan in the Qing Dynasty, and the other was during the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, when all the five ancient chess saints were born. During the Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, Weiqi reached its peak after the development of Han and Three Kingdoms. "Rotten Ke" saw the legend of the rotten handle of an axe when we went up the mountain to fight firewood and watch chess, which happened in the Jin Dynasty. Here I would like to introduce the story of Go of two famous figures in the Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties. One is the story of Xie An, a general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Xie An, the famous commander in chief of the Battle of Feishui, loves playing chess. He played chess while fighting and reported how tense the situation ahead was. He has a well-thought-out plan, while deploying the battle, he continues to play chess and win the battle ahead. This story embodies Xie An's leisurely general demeanor. The other is Liang Wudi Xiao Yan. In the Southern Dynasties, there were four dynasties: Song Dynasty, Qi Dynasty, Liang Dynasty and Chen Dynasty. Weiqi was very prosperous and the emperor also liked to play Weiqi. Xiao Yan was the emperor of the Liang Dynasty. The emperor not only loves playing chess, but also reaches the level of a national chess player, that is, the first chess player in the world. An emperor plays chess first in the world, not only in Weiqi, but also in other fields. Xiao Yan, a native of Wudi, A Liang, made great contributions to Weiqi. He organized the first national Weiqi competition in ancient times, and then evaluated the "level" of the world's players according to the results of the competition, and compiled a book to be read by future generations. He also wrote several books about the skills of Go.