The prototype of Cui Ze in Please Answer 1988 is the famous Korean national player Li Changgao. His low success rate for newcomers, his dislike for interviews, his poor sleep abroad and his reticence are all real conditions in Li Changgao. When playing games, it seems that the face is as calm as a "stone Buddha". Cui Ze in TV series is exactly the same as Li Changgao in reality.

In the play, Cui Ze participated in the Go game in the favorable securities world. He was the only one left in the Korean team, two left in the Japanese team and three left in the China team. Cui Ze defeated China's Luo Xihe, Japan's Zhang Xu, China's Wang Leyan and Japan's Wang Mingwan, and defeated China's cutting-edge Wang Xi in the decisive battle, winning the Korean team alone.

In reality, this scene happened in the 6th Nong Xin Cup competition which ended in 2005. Li Changgao has defeated three China players and two Japanese players, becoming a Korean hero. The names and order of the five contestants are exactly the same as those in the TV series. In the TV series, Cui Ze played a decisive match with Wang Xi, and even the chess score was the same as in reality.

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The Role Setting of Cui Ze in Please Answer 1988;

Please Answer 1988 tells the story of warm affection and neighborhood affection among five families living in Shuangmendong, Feng Dao District, Seoul, with the background of 1988 Seoul (now Seoul) Olympic Games.

Cui Ze, 18 years old, one of the five gangs of Shuangmendong, the only son of the watch shop "Phoenix Hall". He is a national treasure master of Go in Korea and enjoys the title of "Stone Buddha" in the world of Go. 1/kloc-0 entered the professional chess world at the age of/0/,and 13 became the youngest world weiqi champion.

Cui Ze is soft on the outside and hard on the inside. Although he is taciturn, he has keen insight, considerate delicacy, firm principles, rich and powerful heart, and courage and determination to love.