Li Xuanhao: The Quiet Storm of Chinese Go
Li Xuanhao, China’s quiet storm in Go, rose from overlooked pro to world champion with discipline, AI study, and patient play.
Artículos sobre Go
🎥 Inside a Korean Go School: An Exclusive Tour with Chanhyuk Lee 6d
What does a real Korean Go school look like from the inside? In this video, Chanhyuk Lee 6d gives viewers a guided tour of Let’s…
Learning From Pro Autobiographies, Part 1: Striving for Excellence by Chen Zude
The story of Chen Zude—Go innovator, patriot, and the first Chinese 9-dan—who redefined Weiqi with resilience, wisdom, and the Chinese fuseki.
Mastering Defeat: How to Lose Better at Go
A deep dive into losing at Go — and why mastering defeat might be the most important skill of all.
Dosaku – The Go Saint
Explore the life and genius of Honinbo Dosaku, the Go Saint who revolutionized the game during Japan’s Edo period.
Cómo elegir tu equipo de Go — Parte 2: los tableros
From cardstock 9x9s to high-end kaya gobans, explore the variety of materials used for Go boards to find your own best fit.
Choi Jeong: Trailblazing Queen of Go
Choi Jeong redefined women’s role in Go with fearless play and record-breaking wins.
🎥 Alex Qi 1p Interview: Became Pro in 6 Years Thanks to…
How does a young player become a professional in just six years? In this interview, Alex Qi 1p talks about the path that took him…
Iyama Yuta: The Architect of Modern Japanese Go
Iyama Yuta’s road to dominance over Japanese Go with a steady, strategic playing style. This article explores his journey from child prodigy to nati…
🎥 Should You Watch Netflix’s The Match?
A Netflix drama about Go sounds almost unreal—but The Match is very real, and it is built around one of the most important rivalries in…