1, improve memory: In practice or competition, a chess player can restore the chess from beginning to end in a good order, which is called "heavy play". It takes time for beginners to cultivate this skill, but with the improvement of their level, children can not only remember their own chess games, but also remember the chess scores they see, which is of great help to improve their memory.
2. Strengthen concentration: When learning Go, every move needs careful consideration, and mistakes in any move will affect the outcome. As the saying goes, "One wrong move will lose the whole game", and all players must be quite focused and have strong logical thinking ability when playing Go. Compared with the average child 15 minutes of concentration time, children who play Go can forget the passage of time in the game until the last game is decided, and their brains are in a highly concentrated state.
3. Go is too time-consuming: this is one of the pain points of getting started with Go. People who are aware of this problem, through small chessboards and simplified rules, reduce the time needed to play chess in the introduction of Go, so that children can learn more about Go in less time. However, with the improvement of chess skills, it still takes a lot of time to play a high-quality chess game.
4. Learning expenses: If you plan to learn Go for a long time, you should not only have enough time, but also measure the financial ability of your family. Generally, the cost of a Go class is not lower than that of special training courses such as Olympiad English.
Go is an intellectual game, which originated in China. China, Japan and South Korea are the three pillars of Weiqi today, and Japanese Weiqi is gradually declining, forming a situation in which China and South Korea compete for hegemony. By 2024, the biggest problem faced by Go is that the rules are not uniform and there is no unified management by international organizations, so it faces great difficulties in the promotion process. The rules of Go in Chinese mainland are counting votes, those in Japan and South Korea are counting votes, and the rules of Go in Taiwan Province Province, China (Ying's rule) and the rules of Go in Zhiyun (the rules of Go in 2008 World Intellectual Games) adopt counting votes. The results of a game of chess calculated by three rules are generally the same.