If you’ve never heard of Huang Longshi, then… it’s not surprising at all. He lived in 17th century China and it was the Japanese players who ruled in the world of Go at the time. However his contemporaries described him as a heavenly spirit turned human, and Go Seigen, the greatest player of the 20th century, believed that Huang Longshi would be at least 13 dan if he were alive today! Is that merely an overstatement? Maybe the games of this ancient master reviewed under the magnifying lens of modern computer programs will help shed some light on this mystery…
In the free lesson “Treasure Chest” you will find all the games of Huang Longshi in SGF format, as well as the legendary collection of endgame problems “Yi Kuo” that has not been published anywhere before.
Suitable for: 8k–9d. This is a historical course, so it may be interesting to all players regardless of their strength.
Course Contents
Teacher
Course Includes
10 Lessons 
4 Quizzes 
~ 3 hours Reviews
Did the game records specify the actual results? are we relying on ai or judgement of pro players.? I enjoyed the story but would be interested in clarity. None the less, this has been fascinating!
These games are WILD, MAN! The course also comes with a good heap of extra material including a huge SGF trove of Longshi's Endgame Go Problems... some of which you will see in GoMagic's Skill Tree. Vadim, my guy, you have such a concise & clear game commentary, fingers crossed for many more years of Magic. SideNote:Xingyou's fluctuations of reading brilliance during game is interesting in itself
Wowee! This was a very challenging program. But it was a lot of fun to learn. Much of this material is way over my head at the moment, so I will have to return to this in a year or so.
Similarly to the Jowa course, it's very fascinating to dive into the ancient history of Go and the course had that in spades, with weird openings, old rules and unusual fights that we might not see that often anymore today. It's clearly a topic that Vadim and the GOMagic crew has a lot of passion for. Less educational to improve your strength in Go but highly inspirational and entertaining. 🙂
would be nice if course are more in depth. nevertheless, enjoyed the review of huang longshi's game!
Love these historical courses! Please do more
Much better than I expected. And it even includes PDFs and SGFs from games and tsumegos at the end.
Great historical course, an impressive great player without AI inspiration !!! And fun reading exercices of Endgame problems. Thanks
An improvement on the format devised for the Jowa course, with more integrated puzzles as opposed to fairly tangential quizzes. While still largely emphasising the history which is very enjoyable to learn.
It was fascinating to learn about Huang Longshi and his style of using thickness and attacking. I look forward to trying to be more adventurous in my own games and looking for opportunities to use the lessons contained in this course. History is ripe in these games, but the feeling of the games are also educational. Huang Longshi had an indominable approach to Go and Vadim gives us access to it.
Видео-уроки захватывающе! Задачи для 6 кю огс сложны, 50%
Отличный исторический курс который даёт поближе познакомиться с исторической легендарной фигурой. Задачки дают мозгу поработать. Рекомендую.
Отличный исторический курс который даёт поближе познакомиться с исторической легендарной фигурой. Задачки дают мозгу поработать. Рекомендую.
Курсы про игроков прошлого мои любимые!
Спасибо за курс!
Спасибо, интересный курс. Задачи для меня, невысокого кю уровня, оказались сложными, но было интересно последить за ходом мысли и стилем игры великих игроков.
Замечательный курс, увидел го с новой для себя стороны. Думаю подобные обзоры исторических/интересных партий это одно из перспективных направлений. Единственное, что можно было бы добавить больше квизов после уроков.
Спасибо за курс и за русские субтитры!!! 🤝🤝🤝
Great course! Fascinating and challenging!