If life is a chess game, how do you make your moves?
Five-year-old Chen Xiaojing also suffered from heart disease and depression after her father fell ill and was hospitalized due to overwork. Her world seemed to come to an abrupt end at that moment.
But she met them:
Shen Lanting (cerebral palsy chess player): Her wheelchair is a battlefield, and her trembling hands hide the edge of her calculations. She said: "Jingmei, chess is like life, you have no regrets when you make a move."
Lin Moran (Go girl): Her chessboard is the universe, telling me that "victory is a joy, defeat is also a joy" is the real strength.
Volume 1 "Spark" - In the 64 squares of chess and the realm of Chu, He and Han, I dragged my sick body, used chess pieces as medicine, and in the company of my best friends, I learned to walk again in a small space.
Volume 2 "Leap" - In the world of unpopular chess, I discovered another possibility of chess. The tactical jumps of checkers, the promotion philosophy of shogi, and the secrets of backgammon. Every exploration is a leap in life.
Volume 3 "Fang Yuan" - Under the vast starry sky of Go, I finally understood: the end of the chess path is to learn to reconcile with my own imperfections.
This is not a simple chess story, but an epic story about how a group of children who were "conquered" by fate used three chessboards as fulcrums to leverage a heavy life and redeem each other. From the rational rhythms of chess, to the whimsical ideas of unpopular chess, to the vast philosophy of Go - every game of chess is our gentle struggle against fate.
