The 2022 college entrance examination has come to an end, and college entrance examination essays have frequently aroused heated discussions. The essay questions of "Excellent Skills, Expert Skills, and Common Skills" in Volume I of the National New College Entrance Examination are not to be outdone, and have frequently appeared on major forums. The question requires elaborating insights and thoughts based on three terms of Go. The "professional skills", "expert skills" and "common skills" in the game are full of rich connotations and dialectical relationships. The ancients said: "Chess is like life, and life is like chess." The great wisdom of life is contained in every square inch. In the journey of life's challenges and opportunities, and in the unpredictable confrontation, this means that we must stabilize " "Original skills", make full use of "excellent skills" and avoid "common skills".

"Original move" refers to the formal method of playing chess that conforms to chess principles, and it also refers to the emphasis on mastering basic knowledge, basic principles and basic skills. The tree that hugs each other is born from the smallest grain of wood; the nine-story platform begins from tired soil; a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Looking at ancient and modern times, none of the famous scholars in the literary world relied on their accumulation and brewing of good writings, and later became famous in the world. As the saying goes, if the foundation is not solid, the earth will shake and the mountains will shake. A thousand-mile embankment will collapse in an ant nest. A thousand-mile miss is an example of a failure to lay a good foundation, which will cause great losses. Therefore, we should all be down-to-earth, seek truth from facts, lay a solid foundation, and stabilize our “skills.”

"Miraculous move" refers to an unexpected and subtle move. From "good skills" to "good skills" is a process of quantitative change to qualitative change. Only by persisting in the "good skills" and accumulating experience can you occasionally develop "good skills" and get unexpected surprises. It is said that you can't reach a thousand miles without taking small steps. This is exactly the truth. Although Gu Ailing fell down on her second jump in the women's freestyle ski slopestyle final, she still showed her "in-house" skiing mentality in times of crisis. And in the third jump, he perfectly used his "wonderful hands" to win, landed smoothly, and won another gold medal. The "original skill" is the foundation, and the "expert skill" is the creation after quantitative change. It is the qualitative change that occurs at the right time after the quantitative change reaches a certain level.

? "Common move" refers to a move that seems reasonable but usually damages the overall situation. Although "Miaoshou" is good, you can't be greedy. In ancient times, there were people who were learning to walk in Handan and imitating others in the East. They blindly pursued "excellent skills" and ignored the true skills. This was tantamount to seeking fish from a tree and eventually became a common skill. Haste makes waste, and small gains mean big things will fail. Without the accumulation of "skills", dreaming of becoming a "master" in one step will only lead to a "common skill" in the end.

Those who do not plan for the whole world will not be able to plan for a moment, and those who do not plan for the overall situation will not be able to plan for a region. Chess is like life, and life is like chess. When playing chess, you must take into account the overall situation. The chessboard is like this, and so is life. The game of life is an overall game composed of a series of battles connected and combined. The chess classic says, "Those who are prudent and honest will gain more, and those who are easy and greedy will lose more. Those who do not fight but protect themselves will win more, and those who kill without caring will lose more." Only by stabilizing your "own hand" and making full use of your "wonderful hand", Only by avoiding "common tricks" can we achieve steady progress.