Everyone's reasons for liking chess may be different.

But everyone likes chess, but it seems to be the same.

From playing chess in the seventies and eighties to the nineties, chess was finally accepted by the public, and when it was about to become the first chess in China, the sudden emergence of artificial intelligence hit the bottom of Chinese chess.

At the beginning of the 21st century, Chinese chess has also ushered in perhaps the most controversial era, and the power of artificial intelligence is on the one hand, and on the other hand, it has to come from abroad.

South Vietnam's attention to Chinese chess once surpassed that of China, and in the Four Nations League, the fiasco of Chinese young players made many chess players regret, or afraid that there would be no successor to the Chinese Chess Club.

Until now, the commercial value of chess has been discovered, and countless young generations have begun to learn chess.

But who can know the feelings of chess people who have been questioned and questioned for decades?

When the Chinese youth team was defeated by the South Vietnamese youth team, a retired chess master of the Xiangqi Association, who had passed his prime, opened a free chess training class for children in his hometown.

He also fought until the last second of his life despite his physical discomfort, and the reason why he did this was only because he was afraid that there would be no successor to the chess club, and that his generation would be the last generation of chess inheritance.

However, he was overly concerned, because the current era is the age of chess.

Everyone who plays chess, whether he is a professional player or an amateur.

It doesn't matter if he's in a chess-related business or not, as long as he picks up a chess piece.

Then he is the inheritor of chess and traditional culture!

Peng Fei was already enjoying it, and he didn't notice that behind him, Yang Zheng, who had already finished class, was standing.

After asking the question, he played two more games of chess with the boy in front of him.

As the sky became darker and darker, he also put away his chess pieces and made an appointment with the boy to fight again in the future.

When he looked up, he also found that the people who had wanted to challenge him before had long since left.

He even found that Yang Zheng was also packing up the chess pieces.

It seems that Yang Zheng has also defeated those challengers with a strong posture in just now.

Although he didn't see Yang Zheng's duel process, Peng Fei also saw that he probably quickly solved those half-hangers in a way that he had more than one enemy.

He suddenly envied Yang Zheng a little, this person who was almost one round older than him, always had vitality and persistence that he didn't have.

In the past, he always felt that Yang Zheng was a little stubborn, so stubborn that he was a little unkind.

He never figured out what Yang Zheng played chess for, people like them who have been learning chess since childhood, their teachers and family members have clearly told them since they were children that they play chess for a better life in the future.

As for inheriting and carrying forward the culture, it was he who grew up and entered the national youth team, and his coach told him.

It's just that he also knows that for himself at that time, he didn't have any concept of inheritance.

Even now, Peng Fei still doesn't have too many concepts, not only because he has played too much chess, but also because he has won and lost, in addition to rank, he may only have more thoughts about the world and his own future.

And inheritance, just listening to these two words, he felt heavy, and subconsciously wanted to avoid these two words.

But now he can't avoid the topic of inheritance, of course, not only because he is now a chess master, but when he came into contact with the child just now, he couldn't help but start thinking about chess and the meaning of his own life.

What exactly is the point of chess?

What's the point of living on your own?