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In 1937, the Battle of Songhu broke out and the whole of China fell into an all-out war of resistance. It tells the story of Chen Wen, a bank clerk who is well versed in Go as the war situation changes, and is pushed to his fate. After losing his wife and children, Chen Wen resolutely joins the army. He uses chess skills in battle, outsmarts Ishihara, a Japanese special warfare expert, and annihilates the blood-debt "Chrysanthemum Sword" special forces. The story finally becomes the famous "Ghost Hand General". The plot is exciting and exciting.
The wisdom contained in Go is as elusive as the wisdom on the battlefield. However, such an ordinary bank clerk, because he understood the principles of Go, repeatedly made military exploits in the Battle of Songhu, setting an impressive example. Relying on the knack of arranging troops in Go, he set up carefully designed traps and defeated the enemies one by one. In the end, he became a well-deserved "Ghost Hand General". It can be seen that the wisdom of Go is not trivial. If you learn Go, you will also learn the wisdom of the most profound art of war.
Looking at the situation from a chess game, Chen Wen's social status is legendary. He laid out a game of chess at the beginning of the war and continued to deduce it based on changes in the situation. Then Chen Wen also speculated on the development of the war from his chess game and foresaw the crisis that his family might encounter. Up to this point, he still had the mentality of protecting the small family, but later his abilities were discovered and he played a greater role. How should I put it? It feels like this book is a setting where you want to rely on the special abilities of small people to save the world. It feels a bit cool.
The setting of this book is very interesting - since Go is about the game between the enemy and ourselves, and real war is also a contest between the two sides in terms of military strength, planning and deployment, and psychology, then why can't a genius who is good at Go become a general in danger and become a general on the battlefield? So during the Battle of Songhu, a chess player was chosen by fate. He used the game method on the chessboard to defeat the Japanese army steadily. However, in the end, this story can only fall into the trap of a cool drama or a divine drama. Because the master of the game on the chessboard is a master because he understands the basic rules of the game and responds quickly and flexibly to them; this does not mean that geniuses can learn the rules of war without a teacher, otherwise there would be no allusions to Zhao Kuo's talk about war on paper.
This book is based on the background of 1937, when the Battle of Songhu broke out and the whole of China fell into an all-out war of resistance. It tells the story of Chen Wen, a bank clerk who is well versed in Go as the war situation changes, and is pushed to his fate. After losing his wife and children, Chen Wen resolutely joins the army. He uses chess skills in battle, outsmarts Ishihara, a Japanese special warfare expert, and annihilates the blood-debt "Chrysanthemum Sword" special forces. The story finally becomes the famous "Ghost Hand General". The plot is exciting and exciting.
This is a suspenseful adventure novel that leads readers into a world full of thrillers and mysteries through a gripping plot and mysterious setting. The stories in this book are fascinating. The author uses compact narrative and ups and downs of the plot to create an exciting reading atmosphere. Readers can follow the protagonist to solve the mystery and experience the tension and excitement. At the same time, it also triggers thoughts about mysterious events and supernatural phenomena. By constructing mysterious settings and fascinating plots, the author inspires readers to think about the mysteries of the unknown world and the complexity of human psychology.
It's a good work. If it is made into a series, I believe it will have good ratings.
Pay tribute to the anti-Japanese ancestors! The author writes about the countless anti-Japanese comrades who appeared during the Anti-Japanese War! In the broken mountains and rivers, our ancestors were not afraid of life and death, and fought and sacrificed their lives in bloody battles with the Japanese aggressors! Thumbs up for the author for inheriting the national spirit of his ancestors!
This book is so wonderful! I feel that the male protagonist Chen Wen is just like Li Yunlong in "Bright Sword", full of wisdom and courage, and he can always come up with wonderful ideas to defeat the enemy on the battlefield. And he is also a master of chess, which is very attractive! I thought of my uncle. He also likes to play chess. Maybe he can use chess to solve problems like Chen Wen. Looking forward to the next story!
This book uses a unique perspective to describe the different pursuits of ordinary people who continue to move forward with the wheel of history in the face of war! And the protagonist finally embarks on the road of revolution...!
This book is very well written. It is the best book I have ever read.
Very good. Wonderfully written
OK, relieve yourself. I hope to write more novels like this to boost morale.
Very good. The plot is well-founded and creates a brave and strategic "Ghost Hand General" for us.
It's wonderful, you can't put it down once you start it, it's worth watching.
Well written, worth reading
The storyline is good
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful
It's really wonderful.
It's really wonderful.
Not bad, not bad haha
Great book, super exciting.
Excellent works of the Anti-Japanese War
Very well written and very beautiful
Cunning, conspiracy, Tao, so many tricks
It's pretty, but too short.
It would be so beautiful if it could be made into a movie.
This is the first time I have read an anti-Japanese novel. It is so well written and received five stars!
Worth a look. It would definitely be exciting if it could be adapted into a TV series.
Good book, keep the history in mind and don't forget the national humiliation!