1. Chinese ones include:

1. Layout and chess positions. The more famous ones include "Four Zi Pu" and "Shou Sanzi Pu" which are over a hundred years old, Fan Xiping's "Peach Blossom Spring Game Pu", Shi Ding'an's "Yi Li Zhigui", "Yi Li Zhigui Sequel", Bian Liyan's "Yi Cui", Zang Nianxuan, Wu Xiupu's "Yi Theory and Questions", etc.

2. Comment on chess. There are Ji Xinxue's "Yi Mo", Zhou Donghou's "Yi Wu", Wu Ruizheng's "Bu Gu Pian", Xu Xingyou's "Jianshan Tang Yi Pu", Cheng Lanru's "Wanxiang Pavilion Yi Pu", Cheng Lanru and Shi Ding'an's "Yi Li Miao" Enlightenment", Guo Qian's "Huishengyuan Game Score", etc.

3. Endgame, official type. There are "Guanzi Pu" (compiled by Guo Bailing and Cao Yuanzun), Tao Cunzhai's "Guanzi Pu", Qian Changze's "End Game Collection", Bian Liyan's "Yicui Guanzi", etc.

4. Compilation of chess records. There are Jin Maozhi's "Go", Sheng Xinpu's "Shizhuzhai Pu", Wang Zhi, Mao Xiaoguang's "Shouzi Pu", Li Ruzhen's "Shouzi Pu", "Castles in the Sky Pu" (editor unknown), Tang Dynasty Fu, Tang Gan's "Yi Yi Tang Go New Score", etc.

5. Comprehensive spectrum category. There are Dong Yao's "Yixue Xuehai", Huang Longshi's "Yi Kuo", Shen Fu's "Juyitang Go New Score", etc.

2. Japanese ones include:

Honinbo's "Honinbo Dingshi Crop" written by Honinbo Sangsha

"On Development", "The Book of Chess", "Life and Life" "Ingenious" and so on.

Chinese culture is extensive and profound, and there are countless ancient books about Go, which are not classified below: "The Purpose of the Game" is the earliest article that systematically discusses Go in my country. Hanban Gu Zuo. "Go Inscription" inscription. Written by Li You of the Eastern Han Dynasty. "Go Fu" Fu Chapter. "Preface to Go" Go literature. Written by Wang Can in the late Han Dynasty. "Position" A treatise on Go. Written by Ying Jue in the late Han Dynasty. "Game Theory" A treatise on Go. The Three Kingdoms by Wu Weizhao (Wei Yao). "Chess Position" ancient Go book score. "Dunhuang Qi Jing" is referred to as "Qi Jing". Treatise on Go. Author unknown. "Original Game" Go paper. Tangpi is closed on Sunday. "Ten Finals of Go" is a must-win game of Go. According to legend, the authors include Tang Wang Jixin and Song Liu Zhongfu. "The Thirteen Chapters of the Chess Classic" is referred to as the "Chess Classic". Treatise on Go. The authors include Zhang Hui, Zhang Shan, Zhang Jing, Liu Zhongfu in the Song Dynasty and others before the Song Dynasty. "Chess" is a treatise on Go. Written by Liu Zhongfu of the Northern Song Dynasty. "Interpretation of Go Rules" is referred to as "Go Rules". Treatise on Go. Written by Xu Xuan of the Northern Song Dynasty. "Wangyou Qingle Ji" Go book score. Re-edited by Li Yimin of the Southern Song Dynasty. "Xuanxuan Chess Classic" is also called "Xuanxuan Collection". Go book score. Compiled by Yuan Yan Defu and Yan Tianzhang. "The Record of Suitable Feelings" Go book score. Edited by Ming Lin Yinglong. "Autumn Immortal Legacy" Go Book Manual. Ming Zhuke Ming Collection. "Yiwen" Go treatise. Written by Ming Wang Shizhen. "Yi Dan Commentary" Go treatise. Written by Feng Yuanzhong (also known as Ma Yuanzhong) of Ming Dynasty. "The Rules of the Game" Go book. Written by Ming Wang Si Ren. "Hui Yi Tong Xuan Pu" Go book manual. Edited by Zhu Chang (浵千) of Ming Dynasty. "Shishi Xianji" Go book score. "The Secret Story of the Stone Chamber" Go book score. Edited by Wang Shaogang and Xu Shi. "The Secret of the Stone Chamber" Go book score. Compiled by Liu Yisou in Ming and Qing Dynasties. "Yi Zheng" Go book score. Compiled by Su Zhishi of Ming Dynasty. "Wanhui Xianji Chess Book" Go book score. Edited by Zhu Changzi of Ming Dynasty. "Arsenal of Fairy Machines" Go book score. Compiled by Lu Xuanyu and his son in the late Ming Dynasty. "Qiu Xian Hui Xuan" Go book score. Edited by Shen Guojun of Ming Dynasty. "The First Edition of Yi Shi" Go book score. Selected and commented by Zhou Yuanfu and Wang Youqing in the late Ming Dynasty, and authenticated by Zhang Deyi and Chen Minzhao. "Yi Zhi" Go book score. Collection by Wang Zhendu of Ming Dynasty and Wang Xianxun of Qing Dynasty. "Yiyu Tonghui" Go book score. It was edited by Mr. Zuoyin in the Ming Dynasty and re-edited by Wang Zhi in the Qing Dynasty. "Yijian" Go book score. Author unknown. The full name of "San Zi Pu" is "Shou San Zi Pu". Go book score. Collection of Guo Bo Ling in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. "Four Zi Pu" Go book manual. Compiled by Guo Boling in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. "Guanzipu" Go book manual. Unsigned author's name and publication year. "Wen Weitang Selected Scores" Go book scores. Early Qing Dynasty manuscript. "Yi Mo" Go book score. Compiled by Li Zixie of the Qing Dynasty and selected and commented by Ji Xinxue. "Bu Gu Bian" Go book score. It was selected and evaluated by Wu Rui of the Qing Dynasty and edited by Jiang Wenzhao. "Meishan Shuyin" Go book score. Xu Xingyou and Cheng Lanru of Qing Dynasty commented on this edition. "Shizhuzhaipu" Go book manual. Compiled by Qing Sheng Xinfu.

"Yi Xue Hai" is referred to as "Yi Hai". Go book score. Compiled by Dong Yao of the Qing Dynasty. "Yi Kuo" Go book score. Written by Huang Longshi of the Qing Dynasty. "Juyitang New Go Score" is abbreviated as "New Go Score", also known as "Game Theory and Golden Needle". Go book score. Selections from Qing Shen Fu and others. "Kanshantang Game Score" Go book score. Written by Xu Xingyou of the Qing Dynasty. "Yiwu" Go book score. Written by Donghou of Zhou Dynasty in Qing Dynasty. "Four Major Game Scores" Go Book Score. Written by Huang Longshi. "Go Recent Scores" Go Book Scores. Compiled by Jin Maozhi of the Qing Dynasty. "Gui Gui Gui Gui" Go book score. Written by Shi Ding'an of the Qing Dynasty. "Yi Miao" Go book score. Edited by Wu Jun of the Qing Dynasty. "Peach Blossom Spring Game Score" Go book score. Written by Qing Fan Xiping. "Selected Endgames" Go Book Score. Compiled by Qing Qiandong. "Game Theory Guidelines" Go book score. Original work by Shi Ding'an of the Qing Dynasty, illustrated and edited by Qian Donghui. "Three-Card Game Score" Go book score. Engraved by Zhang Cheng and others in the Qing Dynasty. "The Sequel of Game Theory and Guidelines" Go book score. Made by Shi Ding'an in the Qing Dynasty. "Analysis of Doubts in Game Theory" Go book score. Compiled by Zang Nianxuan and Wu Xiupu in the Qing Dynasty. "Castle in the Sky" Go book score. Editor unknown. "Shouzipu" Go book manual. Compiled by Wang Zhi and Mao Xiaoguang of the Qing Dynasty. "Yi Cui" Go book score. Written by Bian Liyan in the Qing Dynasty and published by Bian Baochen. "Yicui Guanzi" Go book score. Compiled by Bian Liyan of the Qing Dynasty. "Dong Liuquan Game Score" Go book score. Selected by Liuquan, Dong of the Qing Dynasty. "Yi Cheng" Go book score. Compiled by Zhang Yabo of Qing Dynasty. "Wonderful Enlightenment of Game Theory" Go book score. Cheng Lanru and Shi Ding'an of the Qing Dynasty jointly reviewed it. "Huishengyuan Game Score" Go book score. Reviewed and edited by Guo Qian of the Qing Dynasty. "Seng Guanru Game Score" Go book score. The Qing monk Guan Ru wrote. "Yi Yi Tang Go New Score" Go Book Score. Selected works from Fu and Taogan of Tang Dynasty in Qing Dynasty. "Guanyi Xuan Zalu" Go book. A large collection of Liang Zhangs of the Qing Dynasty. "Guochao Yihui" Go book score. Xu Yaowen of the Qing Dynasty selected him as a member of the Heng School. "Six Family Game Scores" Go Book Score. Edited by Wang Yandong of the Qing Dynasty. "Qingchuan Huiqi Occasionally Exists" Go book score. A special collection commemorating the game between Chen Zixian and Xu Yaowen at Qingchuan Pavilion in Hanyang in the fourth year of Tongzhi (1865). "Fanjuzhai Chess Commentary" Go book score. Written by Qingzhou Xiaosong. "Ting Qiuxuan Game Score" Go book score. Compiled by Qinglongjiao Sanren. "Mr. Zhou Lanyu's Go Book". A collection of games played by Zhou Lanyu, a national player from the Qing Dynasty. "Wai Yue Tian Yi Cun" Go book score. Compiled by Fang Junyi of Qing Dynasty. "Wan You Yi Cui" Go book score. Compiled by Xiaosong in the Qing Dynasty. "Golden Needle on the Game" Go book score. Compiled by Liu Fushan of the Qing Dynasty. "Shushan Caotang Yi Cun" Go book score. Edited by Fang Junyi of Qing Dynasty. "Chen Fang's Seven Games" Go book score. Edited by Chang Zhongqing of the Qing Dynasty. "Wou Zhen Yi Lu" Go series score. Compiled by Bao Ding of Qing Dynasty. "Zixian Hundred Games" Go book score. Compiled by Zhao Jinqing of the Qing Dynasty and edited by Chang Zhongqing and Chen Zijun. "Zun Tian Jue Zhai Game Pu" Go Book Pu Pu. Edited by Xiaosong, Li Kunyu and Fu Songquan of Zhou Dynasty in Qing Dynasty. "Send Qingxia Pavilion Game Selection" Go book score. Compiled by King Cunshan of the Qing Dynasty. "Haichang Er Miao Ji" Go book score. Compiled by the people of Qingjin Zhushan (Kuai Guangdian) and the master of Futanmozhai (Huang Shaoji). "Liu Shi Ten Games" Go book score. Published in the 29th year of Guangxu (1903). "Pan Jingzhai Game Score" Go book score. Qing Tongyin and Zhang Zhimei commented together. "Selected Collection of Old and New Scores" Go book scores. Selections from Xiaosong in the Qing Dynasty. "Star Reaching Book" Go book score. Edited by Hu Taoxuan of Qing Dynasty. "The Notes of the Snail" Go historical materials. A letter from Bao Ding to Deng Yuanjuan during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. "Yixuan Zhu Jia Biography" is referred to as "Yixuan Xiaobiography". Treatise on Go. Tan Qi's writings were written in the late Qing Dynasty. "Shou Tan Sui Lu" Go book score. Qing plum dry edition. "Yi Qianzhai Collection" Go book score. Compiled by Deng Yuanhui at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. "A Directory of the Names of the Players of the Kingdom of China" Go book. Compiled by Deng Yuanjuan in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. "A Compilation of Game Events in Past Dynasties" Go score list. Compiled by Deng Yuanjuan in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. "Catalogue of Game Scores of Previous Generations" Go Score Catalog. Compiled by Deng Yuanjuan in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. There will be no more recent examples.