Tu Jingming was born in Huzhou and 1922 was born in Shanghai. When I was a teenager, I studied medicine with my father and practiced medicine as a teenager. He abandoned medicine to play chess because he was good at it, and became famous in the 1940s. In 1950s, he, He Shun 'an, Zhu, Lin Rongxing and Li were also called "Five Tigers of East China". 1955, Tu Jingming and He Shun 'an visited Beijing and played chess with Beijing. In addition to playing chess, Tu Jingming also wrote many chess books, including dozens of works such as China's Complete Book of Chess, Chess in the Sea, Chess Dictionary and Practical Chess Endgame, which made positive contributions to the development of chess in China. After the news of Tu Jingming's death spread, there was a voice of mourning and regret in the chess world. The commemorative couplet made by Chen Xiaokun, a chess master and coach of Zhejiang Chess Team, reflects Tu Gong's chess life: "The chess of big and small can be used all over the world, and the skill of elephant can benefit the whole people."