Sherhao (Sherhao Yili Liao)

Ke Jie China Go nine-stage chess playersherhao, China's first Go player, Go World Champion, and the youngest eight-time champion Park Dinghwan in history. He has set a record of ranking first in South Korea's ranking points for 59 consecutive months and ranked second. He has won many honors. Gu Zihao Chinese Go nine-stage player, started learning Go at the age of six, and won many honors such as the Samsung Cup World Go Championship. Sherhao Chinese Go nine-stage player, 2018; A high-profile young genius has emerged in the Go world in China.sherhaoHe is Sherhao, born in 1998 in Wuhan, Hubei Province. A professional chess player who has emerged in just a few years and won the championship with his outstanding talent and strength.sherhaoWon many honors. As early as 2010, Scherhao shined at the Bailing Cup Anshun Huangguoshu First National Children's Go Grand Prix held in Anshun, Guizhou. He won the Yelang Chess King with a total victory in nine games and gained 10,000 yuan. The top ten ghost players in the history of Go are as follows: The top ten players in China Go are Ke Jie, Li Xuanhao, Fan Tingyu, Mi Yuting, Yang Dingxin, Gu Zihao, Ding Hao, Li Weiqing, Shelhao, Li Qincheng 1 Ke Jie, who is just 25 years old this year, has won 8 world championships and is the youngest "eight champions" in the history of Go in China. Ke Jie is handsome, sunny, and talks funny and humorously. He is liked wherever he goes. He is currently the most popular, handsome and most popular; 2021 Go World Ranking TOP101 Shen Zhenwei 234 Cao Zihao 5 Shierhao 6 Jiang Weijie 78 Lian Xiao 9 Li Liao 10 Ding Hao 1 Shen Zhenwei Dian Zhenzhen is a Korean Go nine-stage player. According to the latest World Great Chess Ranking released by Goratings, Shen Zhihwa is currently the world's first player in chess. He entered the stage at the age of 12 and is regarded as the star of South Korean Go. He has successively won the GLOBIS Cup World U20 Newcomer Championship, Fast Chess Championship, LG Cup; Shelhao, an outstanding representative of the Go world in China, has successfully escaped the title of "Weakest World Champion" since he won three consecutive games in the Nongxin Cup. He was born on September 26, 1998 in Wuhan, Hubei Province. He was promoted to the beginning of Go at the age of 13. Later, at the age of 14, he entered the first Bailing Cup World Go Open and created an impressive four-game winning streak. He passed the test all the way to the semi-finals, setting the youngest Go in the world; In the First National Children's Go Grand Prix of the Bailing Cup Anshun Huangguoshu held in Anshun City, Guizhou Province, the rushing teenager Sherhao, who represented the Hong Leisheng Go classroom team in Guiyang, showed outstanding strength. He won the title of Yelang Chess King with a total victory of 9 games and won a bonus of 10,000 yuan. In June 2011, Sherhao won the three armies with ten wins and one loss in the 4th Fengcheng Cup National Amateur Go Grand Prix, becoming the new leader of the Green Forest and won 50,000 yuan.

1 Competitor Shin Jin-yu is a South Korean Go player. He is famous for his excellent chess skills and record. Scherhao is a representative figure of Go in China. He also has superb chess skills and rich competition experience. In Go competitions, the two have played against each other many times, and the game is tense and fierce, representing the highest level in today's Go world. 2 Although friends in life are opponents in the game, Shin Jin-yu and Scherhao are opponents in life; In terms of men, Sherhao Duan is an outstanding representative of Wuhan Go. In 2018, he defeated the famous Japanese chess player Yuta Iyama and won the LG Cup World Go Championship. He became the first Go world champion in Wuhan Go Ruan Yunsheng, Duan Li Zhe, Duan Fang Tianfeng, Duan Tan Yanwu, Duan Yan An, Duan Zhong Wenjing, Duan Yan Huan, Duan Qin Yuexin, Duan 5 and Duan Gan Siyang, respectively. They also demonstrated their high Go skills. The Nongxin Cup won three consecutive victories. Scherhao's strength defeated the weakest world champion Scherhao, a professional Go player in China, 9-dan, born on September 26, 1998, was born in Wuhan, Hubei, China. In early 2011, in August 2012, he entered the first Bailing Cup World Go Open and created four consecutive victories. He entered the semi-finals and set the youngest record in the world Go of the top 8 and the top 4. The 222nd LG Cup World Chess King Champion On February 8, 2018, Scherhao held a white mid-set strike.

Gu Zihao and Scherhao successfully advanced to the next round, while Dang Yifei and Li Xuanhao lost due to mistakes. The specific situation is as follows: The performance of Gu Zihao and Scherhao. In the first half of the first round of the 38th Tongli Cup Tianyuan Battle, Gu Zihao's ninth stage and Scherhao's ninth stage showed strong strength and successfully defeated their respective opponents. They successfully advanced to the next round. Their stable performance and excellent tactics added to the excitement of the game and many mistakes of Dang Yifei and Li Xuanhao; In the 2023 Nongxin Cup Go Match, China chess player Shelhao won the match against South Korean chess player Yuan Shengqin. From November 30 to December 4, the second stage of the Nongxin Cup was held in Busan, South Korea. In the sixth game of the second stage held on December 1, Shelhao defeated Japanese chess player Yili Liao in the middle set of white games, achieving a five-game winning streak. In the first game, Japanese chess player Xu Jiayuan defeated South Korean chess player to correct the second game; On February 8, Beijing time, the 22nd LG Cup World Go King Tournament ended in Tokyo. China's young player Sherhao defeated Japan's first player,"Seven Crown Champion" Yuta Iyama, in the middle set of five rounds, becoming China's 20th world champion 2:1. With an age record of 19 years, 4 months and 12 days, he surpassed Li Shishi and ranked 7th in the world's youngest first championship. Currently, Sherhao, the world's youngest Go world champion, won the world championship 2:1, with a age of 19 years, 4 months and 12 days.

Scherhao, a professional Go player in China, was born in 1998. A native of Wuhan, Hubei Province won the title of Yelang Chess King in 2010 and won the 4th Fengcheng Cup National Amateur Go Grand Prix in 2011. In March 2012, he entered the first Bailing Cup World Go Open and defeated Rui Naiwei in the first round. Entering the top 32 is based on the latest ranking scores of China professional Go players as of December 31, 2011 announced by China Chess Academy on January 13, 2012; 1 Shin Jin-duan and Shelhoun are two outstanding chess players in the Go world. They are opponents on the board and friends in life. 2 Shin Jin-duan is from South Korea and is famous for his excellent chess skills and achievements in China. He has achieved many good results in international Go competitions and is one of the important figures in the contemporary Go world. 4 Shin Howe is an outstanding representative of Go in China. He also has superb chess skills and rich game experience. 5 In many confrontations, The match between Shen Zhenyu and Sherhau in the ninth paragraph is always full of suspense; Bailing Cup Anshun Huangguoshu First National Children's Go Grand Prix Scherhao represented the Hong Leishen Go Classroom Team of Guiyang. He won the title of Yelang Chess King with a total victory of 9 games and won a bonus of 10,000 yuan. The fourth Fengcheng Cup National Amateur Go Grand Prix Scherhao won the championship with ten wins and one loss, became the new leader of the Green Forest, and won a bonus of 50,000 yuan. In the 6th Ricoh Cup Rookie Top 16, Scherhao won the middle set and defeated Wang Yanhao from the second stage; Scherhao, a professional Go player in China, was born in 1998. A native of Wuhan, Hubei Province won the title of Yelang Chess King in 2010. In 2011, he won the 4th Fengcheng Cup National Amateur Go Grand Prix. In August 2012, he entered the first Bailing Cup World Go Open and created four consecutive victories. Entering the semi-finals and creating the top 8 and top 4 in the world's youngest Go record is based on the latest deadline announced by China Chess Academy on January 13, 2012, until December 31, 2011; In the recent 50-game winning streak, the Master has defeated many top Go players. The following are some of the players he defeated and the results of their matches. 1 Scherhao's four-stage Master achieved a mid-set victory at the hands of Scherhao's four-stage Master, who ranks 22nd in China. 2 Meng Tailing's sixth-stage Master also defeated Meng Tailing's sixth-stage Master, who ranks 23rd in China, with a mid-set victory.