Go Ladder Training Tutorial: Introductory Tutorial (From Zero to Level 8)

In the past, Go books did not consider the reader's level, and most of them tended to be dictionary-type reference books, which were broadly classified into technical and tactical categories such as layout, middle game, official position, fixed style, tetsuji, and life and death. Although it has the advantage of being relatively easy to consult, it lacks direct help for fans of different levels to gradually and stepwise improve their chess skills. After nearly 20 years of popularizing Go training, the author has a clear understanding of the various skills that an enthusiast should master from entry level to beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. He believes that different learning stages require different levels of Go knowledge. Only by transforming Go dictionary reference books into textbook Go books and developing tailor-made training plans for enthusiasts of different levels can more people learn to play Go and quickly improve their skills.