Blind Chess Prodigy

Chinese chess has endless charm. The elegant one is drinking tea and playing chess, while the rough one is setting up a stall on the street. What remains unchanged is people's persistent pursuit and love for it for more than a thousand years. This book contains the author's experience of learning chess since childhood and what he saw and heard, and also adds appropriate plots, which can be regarded as a memory of his lost childhood. There are tens of millions of chess enthusiasts in China. I hope that in this flashy society, we can find something purer in our hearts. Chess is like life, I hope to get the support of the majority of fans!