Wang Jixin of the Tang Dynasty - the author of ten strategies of Go, and has the mastery of "one piece to solve two moves".

Wang Shuwen, Gu Shiyan, Yan Jingshi, Jia Xuan, Yang Xicheng, Hua Neng, Pu Qiu

Song Liu Zhongfu - the first master of the Song Dynasty, the author of Wangyouji

Yang Zhongyin, Sun Xian, Guo Fan, Wang Yu, Li Baixiang, Jin Shiming, Zhu Yimin

Li Yimin - A Collection of Forgetting Worry and Pure Joy

In the early Ming Dynasty, Xiangli and Lou De Da, Zhao Jiucheng, Fan Hong

The mid-Ming Dynasty was roughly divided into three factions: Yongjia School, Jingshi School, and Xin'an School

Yongjia School: Bao Yizhong, Li Chong, Zhou Yuan, Xu Xisheng

Xin'an School: Wang Shu, Cheng Ruliang, Fang Ziqian

Jingshi School: Yan Lun, Li Fu

Cai Xuehai, Cen Qian, Wang Yuansuo, Fang Weijin in the middle and late Ming Dynasty

Lu Cunwu, Yong Gaoru, Su Juzhan, Xu Jingzong, Li Shaomei, Zheng Yexue (monk), Li Xianfu, Zhu Yuting, Fan Junfu

Lin Fuqing

Over a hundred years old in the late Ming Dynasty - the first master of the Ming Dynasty, he broke the rules of the town god head, the golden well railing, and the large and small iron nets, and pioneered the idea of ??leaning on the cover, which was developed by Zhou Lanyu in the early Qing Dynasty

Jiang Junfu, Wang Youqing, Gao Lanquan

The Qing Dynasty achieved great success in Go. According to the name list of the Yi family in the Qing Dynasty, the number of national players was as high as 179.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty

Wang Youqing was over a hundred years old, and Sheng Sheng had , Wu Ruizheng, Zhou Lanyu - the first national player in the early Qing Dynasty

Zhou Donghou, Wang Hannian, Li Yuanzhao, Zhou Yuanfu, Xu Zaizhong, Yao Lunru, Dai Chenye, Zheng Gugeng

Kangxi years

Huang Longshi

Lou Zien, Ling Yuanhuan, Xie Youyu, Cheng Zhongrong, Zhang Luchen, Jiang Tianyuan, He Xigong, Gao Qinru

Xu Xingyou

Huang Jiashu, Wu Laiyi, Su Kuizhi

Yongzheng period

Cheng Lanru, Liang Weijin

Han Xueyuan, Huang Jilu, Maoxiangzhou, Zhao Liangfeng

Qianlong period

Fan Xiping - the best player in the three hundred years of the Qing Dynasty, the pinnacle of ancient Chinese Go

Shi Xiangxia - Fan's junior fellow student, he achieved great success in his skills in the late fifteen years , eventually became Fan's rival, tied for the top spot

Li Buqing, Hu Zhaolin, Tong Hezhong, Wu Fenglai, Zhou Chunlai, Chen Yuanyou, Zang Nianxuan

Eighteen countries in the late Qing Dynasty

Pan Xingjian (Fan Shou’s third son, the others are roughly the second or third son), Huang Yougong, Shen Ligong, Jin Qiulin, Ren Weinan, Lin Yueshan,

Lai Xiushan, Shen Jiezhi, Zhang Jiexuan, Xu Yaowen, Chu Tongyin, Li Kunyu, Qian Gongnan, Huang Xiaojiang, Chen Detang, Cheng Detang, Shi Qiuhang,

Li Zhanyuan, Zhou Xingyuan, Dong Liuquan, Shi Shengsan

Zhongxing National Players

Zhou Xiaosong, Chen Zixian (who admitted that they were no better than Fan Shi, but should be at the level of Fan Rangxian)

Republic of China period

Zhang Leshan, Wang Yunfeng

Gu Shuiru, Wang Ziyan, Liu Dihuai, Guo Tisheng

After Fan Shi died, those who were given the second and third sons became national players. After Zhou Chen died, those who were given the second and third sons became national players during the Republic of China. Zhou Zicheng Qing Dynasty

All chess players can't beat Fan Shi, and the others can resist. In this way, the strongest national player in the Republic of China was the level of Fan Shirang's three sons. By this period China

Go had completely declined. This was also the period when Japanese Go was introduced. The era of Shizi Go is over, which was also predicted in Fan's Peach Blossom Spring Yipu.

Special Wu Qingyuan ended the ancient Japanese Go era with new layouts and new formulas, and Go entered a new era.

Into Tengguang? Fictional characters, but the hardships of being a chess player are real.