What are the characteristics of Go?

Full of dialectical thought of unity of opposites.

Weiqi itself is a very interesting contradiction. For example, the word "wai" has two meanings, one meaning wai and the other meaning wai. These two meanings, one is defense and the other is attack, including the unity of opposites of offensive and defensive contradictions. Enclosure is very important, and the outcome of chess is calculated by the number of sites; Fences are also important. Four children can eat around one child. A word "wai" is too interesting.

I summed up six characteristics of Weiqi from the aspects of its history, present situation and essence, all of which are unity of opposites:

Go is the oldest and youngest;

Go is the most China and the world;

Go is the most complicated and the simplest;

Go is the most accurate and the most vague;

Go is the most elegant and intense;

Go is the narrowest and widest.

Extended data:

First, the basic method of Go:

1, each side of the game holds a piece of the same color, first black and then white, alternately, only one piece at a time.

2. The chess pieces are placed at the intersection of the chessboard.

3. After the chess piece is moved, it is not allowed to move to other positions.

It is the right of both parties to take turns, but either party is allowed to give up the right and use imagination.

Second, the qi of the chess piece: there is a chess piece on the chessboard, and the empty spot next to it is the qi of this chess piece. If there are chess pieces of the same color at the points close to each other on a straight line, they are connected to each other into an inseparable whole.

Their anger should be counted together. If there are chess pieces of different colors at the points directly adjacent to the chess pieces, the sound will cease to exist. If all the qi is occupied by the other party, it will be in an airless state. The inanimate chess pieces cannot exist on the chessboard, that is, the elevator.

Third, lift the child: the means of lifting the lifeless son out of the plate is called "lifting the child". There are two kinds of raisins:

1, after the next move, the opponent's chess pieces are out of breath and should be taken out immediately.

2. After the next chess game, the chess pieces of both sides are in an airless state, and the airless pieces of the other side should be pulled out immediately. After the opponent's chess pieces are pulled out, it is the forbidden point (also called the forbidden point).

3. Any player on the chessboard, if a player moves, will immediately be in an airless state, and can't take away the opponent's pieces. This point is called "forbidden point" and players are forbidden to move.

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