Wu Yulin

Wu Yulin

Wu Yulin, born in Beijing on August 9, 1946, plays six stages of go. Chinese go referee, coach, former deputy director of the referee committee of China Go Association, retired on August 9, 2006.

Early experience

At the age of 15, he studied chess and entered the sports school. At the age of 18, he entered the training team. In 1982, it was divided into four sections, and in 1988, it was promoted to six sections. He used to be the coach of Beijing Chess Academy, and in 1988, he became the coach of national youth team.

Career

Wu Yulin has been a coach of the Chinese youth go team for 18 years. He also served as deputy director of the referee committee of the Chinese Go Association and deputy director of the Youth Work Committee. "Straits" won the first championship.

Wu Yulin is also one of the promoters of the "go World Youth Championship", which is a new competition between China, Japan and South Korea.

Monograph works: "China's go new world competition record.".

Personal life

Wu Yulin likes to collect all kinds of information and data, including hand copied questions, ancient scores and official questions.

Six disciples

Wu Yulin has cultivated Xiaolong generation represented by Chang Hao and Luo Xihe, Xiaohu generation represented by Guli and Kong Jie, and Xiaobao generation represented by Chen Yaoye and Pu Wenyao.

Character evaluation

Chang Hao and Wu Yulin have been together for a long time, and the life of the junior team has left a deep impression on him: "he lives in the team at ordinary times and is very painstaking. He is very careful to our young players. By 1990 or 1991, we had already got up, and there was very little he could teach us in chess, but his contribution to our growth was subtle and unforgettable, which was perfect for him. He was an epitome of Chinese sports spirit at that time, and now there may not be such a good coach any more! "

Hu yaoyu never forgot his farewell moment: "I played outside on the day of his retirement, and it was also a kind of compensation to have the opportunity to send him off later." When it comes to the oath of "taking the world champion before Wu retires", Xiao Hu is a little embarrassed: "I really want to express something to Wu. I don't think this idea belongs to me alone. Every team member wants to express something to Wu, even the simplest help, but he is the kind of person who helps people instead of others."

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