Chinese Go level score

The classification of Chinese Go levels is summarized as follows: 1. Go amateur level 1. Entry-level amateur level of Go: In the entry-level stage of the Go industry, players mainly learn and understand the basic rules and basic tactics of Go.

The main goal of this stage is to develop the player's Go thinking style and basic calculation skills.

2. Beginner Amateur Go: Players at the entry level have mastered some basic Go skills and can carry out some simple layouts and attacks.

They began to understand the strategies and tactics of Go, such as "encircling the ground", "making eyes", "patterns", etc., and gradually became familiar with various basic formulas.

3. Intermediate Amateur Go: At the intermediate amateur stage of Go, players begin to deeply understand and master the various tactics and strategies of Go, such as formations, layouts, offense and defense, etc.

The main goal of this stage is to improve the depth and breadth of chess players' calculations, as well as to develop their situation judgment and strategic planning abilities.

4. Advanced Amateur Go: In the advanced amateur stage of Go, players begin to have a more in-depth understanding and use of various tactics and strategies of Go, such as gaining momentum, robbing, finishing, etc.

The main goal of this stage is to improve the players' situation judgment and strategic planning capabilities, as well as to strengthen their situation control capabilities.

2. Go Professional Ranks 1. Go Professional Ranks 1 to 3: Among the Go Professional Ranks, 1st Rank to 3rd Rank are junior professional ranks, which mainly assess the players’ basic skills and the use of basic tactics.

Chess players at this stage already have high computing power and strategic understanding, but they still need to further improve their ability to control complex situations.

2. Go professional 4th-dan to 6th-dan: Among the professional Go tiers, 4th-dan to 6th-dan are intermediate professional levels, which mainly assess the player's comprehensive ability and ability to control complex situations.

Players at this stage already have relatively comprehensive Go skills and high judgment, and can flexibly use tactics and strategies in various complex situations.

3. Go professional 7th-dan to 9th-dan: Among the Go professional tiers, 7th-dan to 9th-dan are advanced professional ranks, which mainly assess the players’ in-depth understanding and innovation ability.

Players at this stage already have excellent Go skills and profound judgment, and can creatively use tactics and strategies in various complex situations.

4. Go professional 10th-dan to 12th-dan: Among the professional Go ranks, 10th-dan to 12th-dan are honorary ranks, mainly awarded to people who have made outstanding contributions in the field of Go.

Players at this stage have surpassed general skills and judgment, and their experience and wisdom have played an important role in promoting the development and inheritance of Go.

3. Technical level standards for Go players 1. Professional 8th-dan and 9th-dan chess players are international-level athletes, professional 5th-dan (including 5th-dan) and above players are athletes, professional 4th-dan to junior dan, and amateur 7th- and 6th-dan players

Dans 1 and 4 are first-level athletes, amateur 5th and 4th dans are second-level athletes, and amateur 3rd and 1st dans are third-level athletes.

2. Professional chess players’ level points are divided into levels based on the winning rate range (the top four winning rate points are full points, and the following points are reduced by 5, for example: 36 wins and 1 loss is 35 points).

3. The promotion standards for professional chess players shall be uniformly determined by the Chess Sports Management Committee of the State Sports General Administration based on their national competition results.

4. The basis for approving professional chess players’ inter-regional promotion is their national competition ranking recognized by the China Chess Academy, excluding other national competition rankings.

The Chinese Go Association's interim regulations on the technical level of Go players are the technical level standards of individual sports associations promulgated by the General Administration of Sports.