Then, how should we rationally lay out our own chess pieces and build a solid fighting force? Below, we will discuss it from several key points in simple language.
1. Observe the overall situation and decide before you act.
To learn Go, you should start by looking at the chessboard. Well, just like we plan our lives, we should look at the overall situation first. Don't just stare at what is in front of you, look far and see the overall situation.
For example, when I was a child, I learned Go from my grandfather. His old man always said, make a decision before you move. Just like in life, you must know what you want in order to make a more informed decision.
I remember once I was just about to go forward with a sunspot, and my grandfather shook his head and said I had to look at the big picture before getting off. I'm a little impatient and think it's much easier to get off directly.
But he said, it's just like you're not in a hurry to buy something. What you see may not be appropriate. You have to think about what you need at home before you can buy something suitable. Therefore, learning Go is like life. You have to plan the general direction in order to walk more steadily.
It's like, once in the game, I tried to upgrade my equipment quickly, but I was always ambushed by the enemy and lost in a big mess. Later, I realized that we must consolidate the defense first, and then consider the attack. Go is the same, don't rush to attack, hold your ground first, and don't let others break your defense easily.
Grandpa always said that sometimes you have to learn to divide each other's forces and annex them one by one. Like, why do you want to eat a fat man? You have to take a bite to digest.
I slowly thought about what he said and found it really useful. Divide each other's large territory and swallow it piece by piece, and your power will be stable.
In short, learning Go is not only a game of chess, but also learning wisdom. Just like you have to look at the map and plan your route before you go out on the street, you have to look at the whole dish before you leave.
You should defend yourself firmly and don't let people see through you easily. Life is a big chess game, and we must make a decision before stepping out of solid vitality.
2. Flexible application of open formula
When we learn Go, it's a bit like cooking. You see, we have some good recipes every time we cook, don't we? Those recipes are like the opening formula in Go, which is a good experience summed up by the older generation of chefs. However, when we cook, we don't always follow recipes, do we?
Just like the last time we played Go with Xiao Li, I got off the stage with a "star pattern" in the first step. But Xiao Li is a clever boy. His way of putting chess pieces is very special, and he doesn't play cards according to the routine. I was a little confused at that time, so I began to wonder how to deal with it.
Then I had an idea. Hey, I put the chess pieces in a new place and formed a new position, which upset Xiao Li's plan.
Just like cooking, sometimes you have to flexibly make your own special dishes according to what ingredients you have at home or the tastes of your guests. The same is true of learning Go. Although we have a starting formula, we must see how our opponents go and be flexible.
Once, I met a master whose moves I had never seen before. I was a little panicked at that time, but we tried our best to deal with it, like improvisation when cooking, and we actually beat him!
So learning Go is not just rote learning, but also requires a little flexibility. Those opening formulas are like our basic recipes, but we should adjust our strategies according to the situation on the chessboard and adapt to local conditions. Just like cooking, you may add some unique seasonings to make Go more our own style.
3. Develop slowly but steadily, step by step
Setting up Go is like building a house. You can't be anxious or desperate. I remember when I first started to learn Go, I wanted to be number one in the world, but my opponent easily made a mess. Later, the coach, like an old master, told me that slow and slow is king.
Just like building a house requires laying a good foundation, so does going. Every action should have a foundation. Don't be impatient. When playing chess with friends, I greedily wanted to show all my strength from the beginning, and the result was a mess.
The friend smiled and said, "You are building a skyscraper, but the foundation is unstable!" " "I see, every step should be as pragmatic as Gai Lou, take your time.
Another time, I took the lead against the black star, as if I were surrounded at once. I was a little flustered, but thinking of the coach's words, I decided to break through the middle and divide my opponent. Just like playing hide-and-seek when I was a child, I always tried my best to get out. Finally, we successfully divided our opponents, found a breakthrough and finally won the game.
Therefore, it is really important to play slowly and steadily. Just like building a house and playing hide-and-seek step by step, we can stabilize our strength and not be easily defeated by our opponents.
This principle applies not only to Go, but also to many things in life. Whether you are studying or working, you need to be slow and steady, step by step, in order to go further.
4. Give priority to defense, supplemented by attack.
"Faithful wife", this sentence is so reasonable in Go, do you know? Just like in life, we have to keep our capital first, and then we can have the confidence to pursue more.
I still remember that when I first started to learn Go, I was always eager for success, always thinking about how to get there in one step. As a result, many times they are arrogant and alienated by their opponents. At this time, I realized that slow and steady is really the key.
Just like on a chessboard, you must put your pieces in order to form a stable position. In this way, even if the opponent attacks hard, it will not be easily shaken. I remember that game, because I was eager to attack, I was hollowed out by my opponent and finally suffered a fiasco. This is the result of not putting defense first and attacking blindly.
But don't get me wrong, attack is also very important. However, it is necessary to plan and find the right time. Once, I was playing a game of chess, but I was firmly guarding myself, but I always felt almost anything.
Later, it was found that it was not enough to keep the strength, but also to find the weak points on the other side's defense line and launch a precise attack. Just like in life, you have to be far-sighted and find the right opportunity to get twice the result with half the effort.
Therefore, whether it is Go or life, defense is the guarantee and attack is the promotion. Don't be eager for quick success, but be slow and steady.
Then, with a clever mind, to find each other's flaws, launched a precise attack. This will not only stabilize our position, but also gain greater benefits at an appropriate time.
Just like when I was a child, I always wanted to win a beauty, and later I realized that only by stabilizing myself can I have more opportunities to show my brilliance. On the chessboard, in life, this truth is the same.
5. Learn segmentation and merger skills
In this pile of chess pieces, there is an advanced skill, that is, division and annexation. This move is not only a unique skill in chess, but also contains the wisdom of life.
It is better to fight a wonderful psychological war. Learning to be aggressive is more important than learning to attack. Segmentation is to cut the opponent's intention on the chessboard and disintegrate its layout. In life, we often need to have an insight into other people's intentions and prioritize in order to remain active in interpersonal relationships.
And annexation is the moment to show strength in Go. Annexation is not achieved overnight, but requires patience and care. Just like the problems in life, we need to start small and gradually resolve the difficulties one by one.
I once experienced the beauty of this skill in Go. At that time, my situation seemed to be unfavorable, but I realized that my opponent's strength was not closely linked.
So, I used some pieces to find the weak link in the opponent's chess situation and separate the opponent.
Then, I carefully annexed it, slowly and steadily, and finally won the game. This makes me deeply realize that divide and conquer is not only a skill on the chessboard, but also a kind of strategic wisdom, which needs to be strategized in the overall situation.
In life, we sometimes face complicated situations and need to solve them one by one.
Just like cracking Go, it requires patience, flexible thinking and insight into the overall situation. It is through division and annexation again and again that I gradually understand that solving the problem is not an overnight thing, but a process that requires heart and wisdom.
Generally speaking, learning to divide and rule can not only form a solid force on the chessboard, but also be an indispensable skill in our life.
It is a principle that we should stick to in chess and life to attack the heart first and outwit it first. While pursuing stable forces, we can also be comfortable in the complicated reality and achieve a broader stage of life.
Beibei has something to say:
In short, learning the layout of Go is not only a skill, but also a manifestation of wisdom. Only by observing, using the opening formula flexibly, playing slowly and steadily, focusing on defense, and learning the skills of division and annexation can we form a solid fighting force in the chess game and win the final victory.
Just like in life, a reasonable layout of your life also requires a holistic view, a steady attitude and a spirit of continuous learning.
Let's shine with wisdom and achieve with persistence on the chessboard of Go and on the stage of life.