Chinese Go Southwest Chess King Sai is on the end of Rong's setting to the top of Ke Jie

The "Sichuan Aviation Panda Road" Cup 2022 The 21st Chinese Go Southwest Chess Championship ended in the Dufu Cottage in Chengdu today. The two Go world champions of Ke Jie and Tang Weixing met in the finals. In the end, Ke Jie defeated Tang Weixing. Following 2019, he won the championship for the second time.

Chinese Go Southwest Chess King Sai was born in Chengdu. After more than 20 years of development, it has become a high -quality brand event in Chengdu. A total of 16 players in the 21st Chinese Go Southwest Player played, including 8 world champions.

In the semi -finals, Ke Jie, who has ranked first on the ranking of Chinese Go professional chess players in the ranking ranking, won Yang Dingxin and entered the finals. Tang Weixing defeated Liu Yuhang and ranked in the final of the event for the fourth time.

In the finals, Ke Jie faced Tang Weixing. During the layout stage, he stepped up to eat Blacks step by step. He established obvious advantages. He even laid the victory without robbery. In this way, Ke Jie won the Southwest Chess Championship after 2019 and won the 250,000 championship bonus.

After the game, Ke Jie said that he could win the championship in the Southwest Play Championship this time. He would like to thank China's first Go world champion Ma Xiaochun. Ke Jie: "I am very grateful to a person this time, that is, Teacher Ma Xiaochun, and Teacher Ma Xiaochun told me during the supper during the last time Wang Zhongwang. He gave me a very willing suggestion. Going down the way to get close to AI, the young people are so powerful now. They are so familiar with the back of AI. Your computing power is better than young people. This sentence touches me. Can I get out of myself? Things, get out of my own chess. I have been the first for a long time. What I can do is not to say to defeat others. I should be able to surpass myself again. After Mr. Ma said this, I have more thoughts. Can you go to your own chess and back to AI? Compared with the young people now, I don't have any competitive advantage, so I hope to continue to play my own chess and my own style. "

Today coincides with Father's Day, Ke Jie also sent the blessings of Father's Day. Ke Jie: "My dad also likes to play Go, so inadvertently or intentionally guides me to play chess. I can always stick to it. It also has a great relationship with my father. Sincere support. In today's very special festival, I wish all the father in the world a happy holiday. "

Reporter Kang Sha

Picture Chengdu Chess Academy

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