Chen Linxin

Chen Linxin

Chen Linxin, a native of Linhai, Zhejiang Province, was born in March 1963. He studied go at the age of 10, entered the sports school at the age of 11, and entered the training team at the age of 13. He won the sixth place in the 1983 national individual competition, the third place in 1986 and 1988, and the fifth place in 1992. He won the second national championship, the fifth runner up, the 13th new sports cup, and entered the fifth celebrity circle. He won the 1993 Baosheng cable cup, the fourth place in the 7th top ten competition, and the top four in the 1993 CCTV Cup. In the 4th Zhenlu cup, he won three consecutive matches. It was divided into four sections in 1982 and nine sections in 1993.

Chen Linxin

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Chen Linxin

gender: male date of birth: March 1, 1963 rank: Jiuduan Nationality: China native place: Linhai, Zhejiang shengduan: four in 1982 and nine in 1993. Chen Linxin studied chess at the age of 10, entered the sports school at the age of 11, and entered the training team at the age of 13. He won three consecutive games in the 4th Zhenlu cup. He won the 13th "new sports Cup" champion, the 4th and 7th "National Games" champion, the 1993 "Baosheng cable Cup" champion, the 5th "National Games" runner up, the 14th "new sports Cup" runner up, the third place in the 1986 and 1988 China individual competition, the fourth place in the 7th "top ten competition", the last four in the 1993 CCTV TV fast chess competition, the fifth place in the 1992 China individual competition, and the third place in the 1983 China individual competition The sixth place in the competition, entered the fifth round of celebrity war.

Competition experience

Chen Linxin has always been a very free and easy person. Even when he is backward in important competitions, he seldom looks sad. However, in the new round, his expression is unexpectedly dignified. At 3:30 p.m., the other three sets had already ended, while Chen Linxin and Zhou Heyang were still fighting fiercely. Chongqing team coach Yang Yi, team member Gu Li and others often go into the match room to see the progress of the chess game. The coaches and players of the Zhejiang team simply stayed in the match room and went to one side to exchange their views on the situation. "Lao Chen has a lot of hope. Now Zhou Heyang is fighting for the air. It depends on how far Lao Chen can break his air. As long as we don't let him make too much space, Lao Chen will win. " Jiang Guozhen, coach of Zhejiang team, expressed his views on the chess game. Chen Linxin is very careful in every move of chess. As an "old comrade", Chen Linxin's experience of dominant chess being overturned is not rare. However, under the urging of the clock, he has no time to count more and can only play chess by consciousness. And the "spoon" that he had been worried about appeared like this. As the saying goes, "those who are in charge are the fans.". If Chen Linxin can find out the change of the situation in time and hold on tenaciously in the final stage of small officials, he still has the hope to win chess. However, under the sense of superiority, he still gives way step by step and misses the last chance to win after he can compete with his opponent. When the game ended and the referee counted 184 sunspots, Chen Linxin sat in the sofa and was stunned. Chen Linxin himself regretted: "just half an eye away. The advantage ahead is so great that I can't play chess. We could have got a point, but it's all my fault that we let go of the cooked duck. "

Character campaign

The first victory of Weijia

Chen Linxin's victory over Zhang Wendong is the first game Chen Linxin won in the 2003 Weijia League. In the chess game, Chen Linxin's one hand and three-way break under the 85th can be called Lao Chen's excellent hand. "Well, it's not bad. It's definitely a good hand." Old Chen is still immersed in the aftertaste of the game. "At that time, when I played chess, Zhang Wendong immediately fainted and took the exam for an hour." Lao Chen said triumphantly on the other end of the phone. There's something Chen Linxin should regret about. One hour after Zhang Wendong's long test, he had two ways to fight and eat. At that time, Chen Linxin didn't think much about it, so he fought back, which made him regret. "At that time, if I hadn't hit it and pulled it directly, I would have eaten a bunch of pieces in the middle of him. In this case, he would have played for a long time. How could he use the back so much effort. In fact, when I broke my hand, I thought about the following changes, but Zhang Wendong's "test" time was too long, which made me "test" dizzy. But fortunately, we won in the end. I'm afraid I'll faint when I play advantage chess. Fortunately, I didn't faint today. " Chen Linxin didn't meet the fainter he was most afraid of yesterday, but at the end of the day, he almost lost the game. At that time, it was the last minute for them to count the seconds. After playing chess, Lao Chen forgot to count the clock. Watching the clock go by second by second, if you don't press the clock again, you will be sentenced to overtime negative. This is very urgent. Zhu Songli and Jiang Guozhen, who are watching the battle, can't remind them directly. They have to wink at Lao Chen desperately. Lao Chen suddenly realized that he was in a hurry to press the clock. At this time, there are less than 10 seconds left from the end of the second reading. Coincidentally, in another game of Weijia League yesterday, the Hebei team leader Dong Yan missed the time limit because he forgot to press the clock. "I nearly died as unjustly as Dong Yan." Old Chen said with lingering fear.

Contests

In the fifth round of the 2001 National Weiyi league match, Chen Linxin, a veteran of Zhejiang team, beat Yang Shihai, a veteran of Hong Kong team, in nine sections, and drew 2-2. However, the leader of the Hong Kong team raised an objection to referee Wu Yulin: due to Chen Linxin's "regret", the team did not recognize the result of the game. For a time, "how to deal with regret" has become a hot topic in the competition. The cause of the incident is that in the closing stage, Chen Linxin found the opponent's killing move almost at the same time, and immediately picked up the pieces and threw them elsewhere. This kind of not "professional" behavior appears in professional competitions, which is somewhat funny. According to the players at the scene, Yang Shihai can "stop the move" to protest according to the rules, and the referee can also judge Chen Linxin to lose. However, the problem is that Yang Shihai did not raise any objection at that time, so he regarded it as tacit approval and the competition was still going on. the result of the competition remained unchanged after the referee and the relevant personnel of the organizing committee had a quick consultation. Compared with the indomitable of the Hong Kong team leader, the two parties are more peaceful. Yang Shihai baduan, who transferred from Zhejiang to Hong Kong, said frankly that chess was about to lose, so why "do it all over"; while Chen Linxin Jiuduan admitted "regret" and said that since the opponent has already acquiesced, why should other people tangle up? At this time, someone "exposed": on the same day, Jin Chengjun (Hong Kong) and Zhu Songli (Zhejiang) also repented of one son in the game. If they were dealt with the same case, would the two teams still draw? Yu Bin Jiuduan of Zhejiang team said that strictly speaking, such disputes are related to the go rules themselves. Because in the go game, the recorder and the referee have no right to move the pieces on the chessboard. In other words, as long as they are not "caught on the spot", there will be no account to check afterwards, and even the recorded chess score can not be used as evidence. Zhang Xuan baduan also said that Chang Hao had encountered "regret" in the world competition, but he still turned a blind eye. After all, for professional players, the most important thing is the process of the game, not the result.

Related events

Cheating

On April 13, 2001, Chen Zude, President of the Chinese Chess Academy, said that Liu Xi, one of the parties involved in the "let go incident" in the Chinese go group B competition, will not be punished. According to Chen Zude, Liu Xi, who is in the sixth round of Zhejiang Xinhu team and Jiangsu team of China go group B, was called out by Zhejiang player Chen Linxin and had a talk with his coach Ding Bo. Soon after returning to the field, Liu Xi gave up to his opponent Zhu Songli according to the coach's instructions, and finally Zhejiang team defeated Jiangsu team 3-1. as the result of this competition is closely related to the promotion prospects of the Hong Kong team, he bin, the leader of the Hong Kong team who suspected Liu Xi of "letting go of chess", complained to the organizing committee. After consulting the leadership of the Chinese Chess Academy, the organizing committee decided to let Liu Xi and Zhu Songli have a rematch, and Zhu Songli won again. Chen Zude said that Liu Xi is a good child. The 14-year-old chess player was very cooperative with the investigation of the court after the incident. At the request of the chief referee Wu Yulin, he wrote down the relevant information on the paper. Moreover, the coach instructed him to admit defeat, so the Chess Academy would not punish him. Chen Zude also said that the Chinese Chess Academy has initially decided to circulate a notice of criticism and punishment to Chen Linxin and Liu Xi's coaches, and the punishment decision will be announced in the near future. Chen Zude said that this kind of behavior will never affect the reputation of the Chinese Chess Academy.

A bumpy career

On April 29, 2001, the Chinese Chess Academy officially made a decision to deal with the "cheating" incident in the ninth round of the Chinese go B competition on April 9. Zhejiang player Chen Linxin Jiuduan was disqualified from the 2002 China go League A and B; Jiangsu coach Ding Bo was disqualified from the 2002 National go League A and B. The Chinese Chess Academy said that after investigation, the fact of the "cheating" incident is clear and of a serious nature. It is a serious cheating event in the competition. Chen Linxin, the chess player of Zhejiang team, played the leading role in this incident, which is a serious violation of the spirit of fair competition, lost the morality that a professional chess player should have, and caused a bad social impact. But Jiangsu team coach Ding Bo when this matter occurs not only does not resist to Chen Linxin's behavior not to report, on the contrary gives the cooperation in the action. After the incident, the two made a call to the organizing committee