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A Game for Life 棋定今生
When black and white stones lie in their bowls, they are nothing more than pebbles and crystals. But when a pair of hands places them on the board, they awaken from their slumber and come alive. They become one with the person whose hands have awakened them, sharing that person's joys and sorrows. You can never direct them with an impatient mind. They are so sensitive, so uncanny, that they would rather fall asleep again and become lifeless stones than sink together with an impatient heart. Here
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How Many Games Can You Play Again? 有多少棋可以重来
This is a novel about Go. The story is expected to span from September 1996 to November 2007. How many games can be played over, and how many lives can be lived over? The past is gone for good. When you begin again, it will be a new game. Remember, think carefully before placing every stone. Once you choose one move, you cannot choose another. Takebacks are not allowed. Life has no replay, and the outcome cannot be changed, but the game must still be played, and life must go on. No matter how ma
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- 3 Reborn with a Dream of Go 重生之围棋梦 Fujisawa Shuko said: "Of the one hundred aspects of Go, I understand only six." Cho Chikun said: "If there were a God of Go and he gave me a two-stone handicap, I would still have no chance of winning." Throughout history, who has come closest to the God of Go in playing strength? The three ancient Chinese Go Saints, Huang, Fan, and Shi, or Japan's three ancient Go Saints, Dosaku, Jowa, and Shusaku? Was it Go Seigen? Or Lee Chang-ho? Perhaps it was Gu Li or Lee Sedol. When our protagonist, Li Xi 0Votes295kRecs98.6kFans


