Kong Jie
Kong Jie
Kong Jie, born in Beijing on November 25, 1982, is a professional go player in China.
In 1994. In 2000, he became famous for entering the top four of Chunlan cup. In the 21st Asian Cup in 2009, he won the championship by winning three Korean Masters (Jiang Dongrun, Li Changhao and Li Shishi). In December 2009, the 14th Samsung Cup won the first World Championship in his career. In February 2010, Li Changhao won the second world championship in the 14th LG Cup final, 2-0, and won the Asian Cup fast chess championship in June. In July, Li Shishi won the third world championship in the 23rd Fujitsu Cup final.
Career
Chinese go player rating: 2588, ranking 17th in China (as of November 17, 2012).
China Weijia League club: CITIC Beijing (former Beijing Dabao) position: Iron master.
He joined the Beijing go team in 1994 and the national training team in the same year.
Upgrade process: 6-year-old to learn chess, 12-year-old into the national youth training team, under Liu Xiaoguang Jiuduan. It was designated as the first stage in 1994, five stages in 1999, six stages in 2000, seven stages in 2002 and nine stages in 2009.
Record
He studied chess at the age of 6, joined the national youth training team at the age of 12 and studied under Liu Xiaoguang. It was designated as the first stage in 1994, five stages in 1999, six stages in 2000, seven stages in 2002 and nine stages in 2009.
In 1998, he won the fifth place in the national go individual competition, the champion in the fifth section of the second "chess sage" competition, the second runner up in the Chunlan Cup season, the champion in the 2001 national individual competition, the runner up in the 2002 King's game, the champion in the third Ricoh cup, and the champion in the 10th new king's game of Chinese go.
On June 30, 2003, Kong Jie won the second set of the China South Korea rookie King competition held by sina.com, thus winning the overall score of 2-0.
In 2005, Kong Jie beat Wang Lei 2-1 to win the first China advocate chess Cup Professional Go Championship; in 2006, he defeated Zhou Heyang to win the second runner up of the second advocate chess cup; in 2007, he beat Guli 2-1 to win the third advocate chess cup.
In January 2009, in the final of the 13th Samsung Cup, Kong Jie lost 2-0 to Li Shishi and took second place. In June, the 21st Asian Cup fast chess competition won the championship of Jiang Dongrun, Li Changhao and Li Shishi of South Korea in a row, and with this champion, it went up nine stages. In December 2009, the 14th Samsung Cup defeated Qiu Jun and won the first World Championship in his career.
In February 2010, Li Changhao won the second world championship in the 14th LG Cup final 2-0, won the Asian Cup fast chess championship in June, and won the third world championship in the 23rd Fujitsu Cup final in July. Kong Jie is recognized as the first person in the world.
Important events
The 14th LG cup
On February 24, 2010, the final of the 14th LG cup world chess king game ended in Seoul, South Korea. Chinese chess player Kong Jiejiu defeated South Korean chess player Li Changhao Jiu Duan by 2-0 to win his second world championship. Kong Xiaochun (2) and Ma Changli (6) won the second world champion.
China South Korea rookie King competition
On June 30, 2003, China and South Korea rookie Wang Sanfan chess match, Kong Jie defeated song Taikun 2-0. Kong Jie, who won the game, was very modest at first. He said that he had never played with song Taikun before, but only won this time. Kong Jie said that song Taikun and Guli had a bit of the same style of chess, they both dared to fight and were good at fighting, but the way of chess was still different. In terms of strength, since I can win song Taikun, other Chinese rookies, such as Guli, should also have the strength to win song Taikun. Kong Jieyu said that Chinese newcomers should also be able to achieve good results in international competitions like Korean chess players. Liu Xiaoguang of go Department of Chinese Chess Academy: Kong Jie won the rookie king of Korea 2-0 at this time. It's an inspiration to everyone.
A period of low ebb
In the fifth round of Weijia League in 2008, Kong Jie of Beijing Dabao team, who was frustrated in Ying's cup, seemed to lose confidence and was cut by South Korean foreign aid Li Ying at nine speed. The weak Sichuan team also defeated Beijing Dabao team 3-1.
Kong Jie's situation in the top 8 of Ying's cup was reversed by Li Shishi. This chess game hurt him a lot, and he fell into a depression. Then he lost to Li Zhe in the semi-final of the China Merchants Bank Cup, and then lost to Li Yingjiu, losing three games in a week.
The first intellectual games
The first world intellectual games was held in Beijing, China in October 2008. Fan Guangsheng, vice president of the Chinese Academy of chess, said that with the coming of the intellectual games, China's sports teams will strengthen their team training, and all the competitions participated by each team in 2008 will also be regarded as a part of the intellectual games. Kong Jie helped China win the team runner up in the 2008 world intellectual games.
Personal life
hobby
Favorite colors: bright colors
Favorite food: beef
Fan and watch
Chess style: balanced, heavy and steady, full of toughness
Features: gradually repel the enemy in calm.
Nicknames: Chunlan youth, advocate chess cup man, Xiaomei, also known as the first handsome man in the chess world, and Guli, also known as the peerless double pride in the Chinese chess world.
Love life
The wedding photos of Kong Jie and his wife Chen Xiaoyun spread wildly on the Internet. They registered for marriage two years ago. On the 17th of last month, Kong Jie and his wife held a warm wedding in Bali. Kong Jie, as one of the representatives of the tiger generation, once brought a lot of joy and glory to the chess fans. Chen Xiaoyun is a Hangzhou beauty who once participated in the Super Girl competition. However, Chen Xiaoyun also has a close relationship with go. She was once a teenager of chongduan and was also selected into the National Junior Women's team.
Career data
2000
In April, Kong Jiesheng, Cao xunxuan, the second finals of Chunlan cup
In May, Kong Jie defeated Wang Licheng in the semifinals of the 2nd Chunlan cup
In June, Kong Jiesheng won the third and fourth finals of the 2nd Chunlan cup
In December, the second round of the 3rd Chunlan Cup -- Kong Jiesheng and Li Changhao
2001
April, the first round of the 14th Fujitsu cup
In April, the second round of the 14th Fujitsu Cup: Kong Jie defeats Cao xunxuan
In April, Kong Jie defeated Liu Changhe in the final eight of the 3rd Chunlan cup
In July, kongjie took Guli in the sixth three star Cup qualifier
September, national individual champion
In December, the final of the 2nd Ricoh Cup Invitational Competition -- Kong Jie negates Guli
2002
In January, Kong Jie lost Yu Bin 1-2 in the final of the 8th China Chess Championship
In April, the first round of the 15th Fujitsu cup
In April, the second round of the 15th Fujitsu Cup -- Kong Jiesheng and Cao xunxuan
In May, the second round of the 4th Chunlan cup
In June, Kong Jie defeated Liu Changhe in the 15th Fujitsu Cup final eight
In August, the first round of the 7th Samsung Cup
In November, Kong Jiesheng, park yongxun, the fifth inning of the 4th Nongxin cup Three Kingdoms challenge Arena
In November, Kong Jie lost Kobayashi Guangyi in the 6th round of the 4th Nongxin cup Three Kingdoms challenge arena
2003
In March, the final of the 3rd Ricoh Cup -- Kong Jiesheng and Liu Xing
In April, Kong Jie won 2-0 over Hu yaoyu in the final of the 10th China rookie championship
In June, Kong Jie won song Taikun 2-0 in the 6th China South Korea rookie King competition
In August, the first round of the 8th Samsung Cup
In November, Kong Jie took Guli in the final of the 5th ahan Tongshan cup
In December, the first round of the 5th Chunlan cup
2004
In April, the first round of the 17th Fujitsu cup
In April, the second round of the 17th Fujitsu cup
In May, the first round of the 5th Ying's Cup
In May, the second round of the 5th Ying's Cup -- Kong Jiesheng and Lin Haifeng
In May, Kong Jie defeated Chang Hao in the 5th Ying's Cup final eight
May, the first round of the 9th LG cup
In May, the second round of the 9th LG cup
In August, the first round of the 2nd Toyota Cup
In August, the second round of the 2nd Toyota Cup -- Kong Jiesheng and Liu Changhe
In August, the 2nd Toyota Cup final eight
In August, Kong Jie lost Li Shishi in the semi-final of the 2nd Toyota Cup
In September, the first round of the 9th Samsung Cup
In September, the second round of the 9th Samsung Cup
In October, Kong Jie defeated Zhao Hancheng in the 9th LG Cup final eight
In November, Kong Jiesheng, Zhou Heyang, the opening cup final of the 2nd Weifu house
In November, the second round of the first advocate chess Cup -- Kong Jiesheng and Liu Xing
In November, Kong Jiesheng, Yu Bin, the first champion of chess cup
2005
In January, Kong Jiesheng, Chang Hao, the semi-finals of the 1st initiative chess cup
In March, Kong Jie won Wang Lei 2-1 in the final of the 1st initiative chess cup
In May, the first round of the 10th LG cup
In September, the first round of the 10th Samsung Cup
2006
In January, Kong Jie defeated Zhou Heyang 2-0 in the final of the 2nd Qiqi cup
In February, the challenger of the 20th China Tianyuan war decided to fight -- Kong Jie defeated Zhou Ruiyang
In February, kongjie defeated Yoshida in the 13th round of the 7th Nongxin cup
In March, the first round of the 6th Chunlan cup
In April, Kong Jie defeated Huang Yizu in the 11th LG Cup qualifier
August, the 11th Samsung Cup
Kong Jie