Park Tinghuan (Park Tinghuan Yang Kaiwen)

1. Pay attention to the Go gamePark ting-sooMore and more people, especially internationallyPark ting-sooThe Go game is even more popular among many peoplePark ting-sooThe attention and attention of the playersPark ting-sooare all young, so the audience is full ofPark ting-sooIt is hoped that on January 12, the 14th match of the third season of the China-South Korea Super Cycle will end at the Yicheng Go Network. South Korea's Park Tinghuan defeated China player Tu Xiaoyu in the middle set of nine games. He won three consecutive victories and reached the top of the list. Tu Xiaoyu dropped to ninth place with a score of 7; Ke Jie's chess calculations are extremely far-reaching. In the match with Park Tinghuan, he demonstrated excellent layout concepts and mid-game computing ability. 1 During the layout stage, Ke Jie can often cleverly place the pieces to build a complex and potential pattern, laying the foundation for the subsequent development of the chess game. He will accurately control the position of each chess piece, allowing Park Tinghuan to fall into his carefully designed rhythm without realizing it. 2. Ke Jie's calculation of the mid-game match is even more amazing. He will pass one; In the game, Ke Jie's plan is deeply reflected in the precise control of each stage of the game. From the layout and conception of the preface, to the fierce competition in the middle, to the closing strategy in the late. He has careful plans for Park Dinghuan to set obstacles for himself. This may be to induce Park Dinghuan to deviate in his judgment of the situation and make decisions that are not optimal. For example, in some situations, Ke Jie may deliberately create a situation that seems to be an opportunity for Park Dinghuan to take advantage of; Park Dinghwan has won a total of 37 championships, including 5 world championships and 7 domestic championships. He won the world championship in the 24th Fujitsu Cup, the 19th LG Cup, the 3rd Dream Lily Cup and the 12th Chunlan Cup. From 2015 to 2017, he won the GS Caltex Cup, South Korea's largest chess match for three consecutive years. In addition, he also won the title of Park Dinghwan in multiple competitions such as the Asian TV Express Chess Match, OlehKT Cup, Korea Go League.

2.1 Layout induces Ke Jie to guide Park Tinghuan into his preset rhythm and situation by cleverly placing, seemingly casual but secretly scheming, at the beginning of the chess game, so that Park Tinghuan can unknowingly move in the direction that Ke Jie expects. 2 Psychological tactics During the game, Ke Jie may use his expressions to convey some information, causing psychological pressure to Park Tinghuan, interfering with his thinking and judgment, such as showing confidence and calmness, and making Park Tinghuan doubt his own judgment; As of March 30, 2025, the situation of the 1st World's Strongest Chess Tournament standings is as follows: Tu Xiaoyu, the 1st place, Shen Minjun and Jiang Dongrun, 4 wins and tied for 2nd place, Dang Yifei, the 4th place, 3 wins and 2 losses. According to the difference of victory and defeat, Shen Jin-yu, 2 wins and 1 loss, 6th place Park Tinghuan, 2 wins and 3 losses, 7th place Xu Jiayang, 1 win and 3 losses, 8th place Xu Haohong, 1 win and 4 losses, 9th place Fukuoka Kotaro; When playing chess with masters such as Park Dinghuan, he showed extraordinary wisdom. 1 The layout concept was far-reaching. Ke Jie carefully planned that he would comprehensively consider the value of each area of the chessboard and build a pattern that was beneficial to him through clever moves. Paving the way for the subsequent mid-game battles and closing. This layout concept often contains long-term judgment on the direction of the entire game of chess, laying potential traps for the opponent in advance. 2 The mid-game is exquisite and enters the mid-game; Park Tinghuan achieved remarkable results in the 2012 China Weijia League. Specific performances are as follows: defeating Hu Yaoyu in the 16th round of the Jinli Smartphone Cup Weijia League held on September 30, 2012. Park Tinghuan played as the main player and defeated his opponent Hu Yaoyu with an advantage, demonstrating his strong strength to win again. On the following October 21, in the 17th round of the Weijia League, Park Tinghuan once again won at home. This time he defeated Tan Xiao and further strengthened his strength; First place in the Go World Championship Rankings, Second place Park Tinghuan, Third place Yang Dingxin, First place Shen Zhenyu, Shen Zhenyu, is a Korean Go nine-stage player. He was born in Tai 'an County, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea. He entered the stage and became a professional chess player in 2008. Shen Zhenyu has won the 25th Korean Chess Academy New Competition Champion, the 28th Samsung Cup World Go Open Champion, the 13th Chunlan Cup World Go Championship Champion, etc. Shen Zhenyu's chess style is famous for its solid, steady and good use of logic, and is known as "Shen; The results of the South Korean Nongxin Cup Go trials were indeed unpopular frequently. Park Dinghwan, Bian Sang-il and other masters were eliminated. The three-country lineup lacked only one wild card. The specific situation is as follows: The results of the trials were frequently unpopular. Park Dinghwan, Bian Sang-il and Jiang Dong-run, the top ranked players were all eliminated in the trials. The qualifying players Shin Min-jong and Kim Ming-hun were allowed to successfully break through the fierce competition and obtain the qualifications for wild card; As a top Go player, Ke Jie's mental strategy has reached a very high level in the chess world. When playing against many masters such as Park Dinghuan, Ke Jie has demonstrated extraordinary layout concepts and mid-set calculation ability. He is good at building complex chess games through clever moves, controlling the rhythm from the macro layout, and exerting invisible pressure on opponents. At the tactical level, Ke Jie is good at sharply catching fighters in seemingly ordinary situations and breaking the balance to face Park Dinghuan with unexpected moves.

3. Born in Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province on April 15, 1988, the Korean nationality learned chess at the age of 5 and a half. The first teacher Xu Zhiyi entered the day study class of Heilongjiang Chess Academy in 1994. He learned from the head coach of the Go Team Chen Zhaofeng of the Chess Academy and the fifth stage Zhu Yanming of the chess player. He received formal training. In 1999, he was promoted to the beginning stage of the Beijing National Chess Competition. In 2001, the National Go Chess Competition created a "second-level jump" that is rare in the same competition in recent years, rising to a three-level 2 jump; In a fierce Go match, Park Dinghwan and Kang Dong-yun of the South Korean Go national team launched a match of God's Hand, which originated from the seemingly ordinary move of White 44, but actually contained a hidden mystery. It was like a carefully arranged ambush, indicating a turning point in subsequent tactics. strong The secret of God's Hand unfolded here. Park Dinghwan cleverly used the pressure of black chess when dealing with White 44, and White 46 's direct wrench was like a precise blow.

4. First, Ke Jie cleverly conceives during the layout stage. He can often build a unique layout through placing at the beginning of the game. It seems random but has hidden profound meaning, creating a complex situation for his opponent, making it difficult for Park Dinghuan to quickly understand his intentions and lay the foundation for subsequent set-ups. Second, the exquisite calculations in the middle stage enter the middle stage, and the game is stuck. Ke Jie will keenly capture Park Dinghuan's chess preferences and possible mistakes, and guide Park Dinghuan through a series of seemingly normal attacks and defenses to follow; As of October 2023, the latest ranking of the world men's Go rankings is Shin Jin-yu 3829 points, Park Tin-hwan 3665 points, Li Xuanhao 3662 points, Ding Hao 3644 points, Bian Xiangyi 3642 points, 1 Shin Jin-yu 3829 points, Shin Jin-yu, born on March 17, 2000, a professional Go player in South Korea. Shin Jin-yu began to learn chess at the age of 5. He entered the stage at the age of 12 and defeated 37-year-old Lee Chang-ho in that year. He is also regarded as the hopeful star of Korean Go 2 Park Dinghwan 3665.

5. The game of Go is like a game of intelligence and psychology. Tension and pressure often influence the performance of the players. The confrontation between Ding Hao and Park Dinghuan is an excellent demonstration of this competitive characteristic. Ding Hao relied on his keen strategic insight, repeatedly used seemingly out-of-the-way actions, forcing Park Dinghuan to make more offensive choices. This not only changed Park Dinghuan's chess strategy, but also allowed him to transition from the initial self-processing to the strategy of seeking counterattack until the end.