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Generally speaking, when talking about the Chess Academy in the imperial capital, it usually refers to the Imperial Capital Chess Academy.

This is the holy place for all chess players. In addition to undertaking the task of cultivating new chess players for the motherland, various Go competitions are often held here.

From national players to junior chess players who have just entered the profession, they usually come in and out of here.

Fang Ze originally thought that the Go game of the junior group mentioned by Fang's mother was just an amateur game played by a group of little kids.

But after coming here, Fang Ze discovered that the children who were competing here were all young chess players who had just entered the profession and studied in the chess academy.

Most of these young chess players are around eleven or twelve years old. Although according to regulations, the age limit for participating in the juvenile competition is under 20 years old, but it is difficult to find even a 15-year-old boy here.

This is because Go levels are divided into three categories, level, amateur, and professional.

The level is generally from beginner to elementary level, and the highest level is the first level, and players above the third level can be qualified to participate in the amateur Go competition.

Amateur ranks are divided into one to eight ranks, of which the eight ranks have not been established in China, and the only way to obtain them is to apply to the Neon Chess Institute for the award from the champion of the World Amateur Go Championship.

But even if it is the seventh rank, the threshold for obtaining it is very high. Only the champion of the domestic amateur Go competition can apply.

However, those who are above 5-dan amateur and under the age of 15 can apply for the qualification of the National Professional Duan Competition.

Uh, you read that right, amateur Go players must be younger than fifteen years old if they want to be eligible to participate in professional top-tier tournaments.

There is a saying in the Weiqi world, that is, "if you are not a national player at the age of twenty, you will have no hope in your life." '

If a person is not famous in Go before the age of twenty, then basically he is not suitable for this game.

The reason is that Go is a game that requires not only strong talent, but also hard work to get a little famous.

If a person wants to become a national player, then he has to be nailed to the chessboard every day, at least six hours, since he is at least eight years old.

Of course, this is only the most basic, and Go not only requires hard work, but also requires players to have talents far beyond ordinary people.

Although no matter which industry, talent is the ultimate. After all, only those who have really worked hard can understand the importance of talent. But the Go world's demanding talent is even more perverted.

In other industries, although a talented person can occupy a little advantage, but a person with less talent can close the gap through hard work.

But Go is different. Under the premise of solid basic skills, talents can do whatever they want.

For example, the famous chess player, Mr. Wu Qingyuan, a chess master, demoted all the super chess players of Nihong by himself, and unscrupulously collected points in the neon chess world, just like a college student going to kindergarten to be a bully .

That era was still a prosperous era in the Neon Go world, and there were many famous players, but no matter how hard these players worked, they still couldn't beat the old man Wu Qingyuan.

For example, Kitani Minoru of Honinbo founded the Kitani Dojo, which was known as the world's number one chess school at that time, and was a master-level figure in the neon Go world at that time.

But it was such a great master who played up and down jufan chess with Mr. Wu Qingyuan, and fell down on the spot with nosebleeds. But still being run over by Mr. Wu.

It can be seen that in the Go industry, a person's talent determines how far a person can go.

And what's even more frightening is that in addition to talent, the Weiqi world also looks at young skills.

If a chess player wants to make a difference in the professional field of Go, he must learn Go from an early age. Only after the age of fifteen did he start to learn modern Go and become a professional player. There is no player who has won a place in the game so far in China.

The most inspirational example is that Liu Xiaoguang Jiuduan started learning Go at the age of thirteen.

And became a famous chess player.

Therefore, even though the children who are playing in front of Fang Ze's eyes, although they all look at the age of elementary school, in terms of chess strength, they can already crush most of the adult amateur chess players outside.

Just when Fang Ze turned to a corner and was about to stop for a lazy rest, he suddenly heard a neon language sounding beside him.

"Hi, may I excuse you?"

Fang Ze turned his head and found that they were two children who looked to be only eleven or twelve years old.

One of the children had yellow hair, and the other had black hair, but it looked very neutral, so Fang Ze couldn't tell whether it was Zhengtai or Lolita for a while.

It was the yellow-haired kid who was talking to Fang Ze. While speaking Japanese, he used broken English and sign language to help Fang Ze understand what he said.

"Excuse me, is there a restaurant near here?"

"Are you hungry?" Fang Ze had seen these two children before, but they were both playing chess at the time. Fang Ze thought they were children from the chess academy, but now it seemed that they were foreign friends who came to participate in the competition. So he communicated with the two children in neon language.

"Yes, yes, because it's time for dinner." The blond-haired child immediately became excited after hearing Fang Ze's words.

"Good standard neon language, brother, are you a compatriot working in Huaxia?"

"No, I'm from Huaxia." Fang Ze said to the two children while talking, "Come with me, and I'll take you to the restaurant."

"Thank you so much." The two children thanked Fang Ze together. "Because our team leader didn't know where he was going, so we didn't know who to ask. When we saw you wearing work clothes, we came here."

"Are you two professional chess players of Neon?" Fang Ze asked curiously, "It must be hard work to travel so far to compete."

"It's not hard." The yellow-haired child said, "It's a very lucky thing to come here to compete with so many chess players of the same age. It is very difficult to have this opportunity in China."

What the yellow-haired kid said, "It's hard to have this opportunity in Neon" is not polite, but there is a big gap between the young professional chess players of Neon and the young professional chess players of Huaxia.

Now the Go system is built by Neon, and there is almost no controversy about this.

In the process of the development of modern Go, the Neon Go world abolished the seat system and returning the head, which made the opening of Go more free and changeable, and laid the foundation of modern Go layout theory.

The establishment of the rank system and the clarification of the rank difference and promotion rules of each rank are equivalent to the establishment of the professional title system of Go.

Ultimately, the Neon Go world established a sticking system after World War II, which is a prerequisite for the modern Go competition system. So there is a saying that Huaxia is the birth mother of Go, and Nihong is the adoptive mother of Go. In fact, there is nothing wrong with it.

But even if Neon has made so many contributions to modern Go, the gradual decline of the Neon Go world is an indisputable fact.

During the period of China's reform and opening up, the Neon Go world could almost completely crush the China Go world, but with the development.

The Huaxia Go world and the Nanbang Go world have gradually risen by virtue of the school-style talent training system, but the Neon Go world has been easily overtaken by Huaxia and Nanbang because of the ancient master-apprentice training system, which led to a generational gap in talent.

Fang Ze brought the two of them to the restaurant in the Qiyuan, and introduced the Chinese food in the restaurant to the two children from Neon.

"This sounds delicious." After discussing, the two children chose braised chicken and rice.

It happened that Fang Ze was also a little hungry at this moment, so he ordered one for himself, and the three of them sat down to eat together.

"What's your name?" After Fang Ze asked, he also said his own name, "My name is Fang Ze."

"My name is Hikari Shinto." The yellow-haired child said.

"My name is Taya Ryo." The kid who Fang Ze couldn't tell if he was a real lady or a loli also introduced himself.

Judging from the voice, it should be Xiaozheng too.

"You have become a professional chess player at such a young age. Your teachers should be famous."

"I'm self-taught." Shinto Hikari said, pointing to Taya Ryo, "Taya Ryo learned chess from his father."

"Self-taught!" Fang Ze looked at Shinto Hikari, a little surprised.

As I said before, the method of cultivating newcomers in the Neon Go world is still the ancient master-apprentice system.

In Nihong, if a chess player feels that his chess strength has begun to decline and he is unable to strive for results, he will start to accept apprentices.

Generally, the sources of apprentices are either discovered by themselves or recommended by others.

Once the apprentice is accepted, the apprentice will leave his parents and live in the master's house, and follow the master to study, eat, live, and live. All the expenses incurred during this period will be borne by the master. After the disciple leaves the teacher, he will dedicate part of his income to the master.

This is the so-called internal disciple system, and the cross talk world in China used to be inherited in this way, so there is a reason for the decline of the cross talk world year by year.

In Huaxia, the Chess Academy has teachers who are responsible for instructing young chess players in how to play chess, teachers who specialize in training the basic skills of life and death, and teachers who specialize in layout and formulas.

But in Neon, all of these are done by the master alone.

Therefore, Shindo Hikari said that he is a self-taught professional young chess player, which would make Fang Ze feel incredible.

This talent is probably comparable to or even surpasses the rhythm of chess master Wu Qingyuan.

After all, the reason why the Neon Go world had six super-class players was because these six players had a common teacher, Mitsuki Kiya.

It can be seen that in the Neon Go world, the influence of a good teacher on chess players.

And this little chess player named Hikari Shinto in front of him actually said that he was self-taught, which is indeed quite scary.

The three chatted for a while, and Fang Ze advanced Fujimitsu and Taya Ryo finished their meal.

He glanced at his watch, and then said to the two children, "I have something to do and I have to leave for a while. If you need any help, you can wait for me in the lobby."

"Thank you then." The two neon kids thanked Fang Ze together.

"The guests should be coming at this point." Fang Ze walked to a place where there was almost no one there, and looked around, hoping to find the guests who came this week in time.

He was really curious now, if the guest who came was indeed a young version of Tang Seng, would he live forever if he took a bite of his meat.