Liu Dahua

Liu Dahua

Liu Dahua, born in Huangpi District, Wuhan, Hubei Province on March 3, 1950, is a Chinese chess master, senior coach and player.

He began to learn chess when he was ten years old. He was good at fighting in the middle of the game. His moves were fierce. He was known as "Oriental computer" and "chess king". In 1980, he won the national chess champion from Hu ronghua, ending Hu ronghua's momentum of "ten in a row". In 1995, he set the highest record of one pair of 19 players in Mongolian chess at that time in Beijing. He began to participate in the national competition in 1974, won the third place in 1978, the second place in 1979, the national champion in 1980, the national champion in 1981, the "Wuyang Cup" champion twice, and the "Seven Star Cup" International Invitational championship in 1988. He is the main member of the Chinese team, the first, second, fifth, eighth and Ninth Asian Cup team champion, and won the silver medal in 1991, 1993 and 1997 Li Cup champion.

He is now working for Henan Chuhe Hanjie Tianlun chess club and honorary consultant of Shenzhen Yichuan chess club

Early experience

In 1974, Liu Dahua began to take part in the national competition. In 1978, he won the third place in the country and the second place in 1979. In 1980 and 1981, Liu Dahua won the national individual championship. He broke the situation of Hu ronghua dominating the chess world for the first time. In 1988, he won the "Seven Star Cup" International Invitational championship.

Liu Dahua is one of the main players of the 1st, 2nd, 5th, 8th and 9th Asian Cup team champion China;

Liu Dahua has won two "Wuyang Cup" Championships and three "Yinli Cup" Championships in 1991, 1993 and 1997.

In 2005, as a coach and member of Hubei chess team, Liu Dahua led Hubei team to win the second national first class chess League Championship in Guangdong, which has Lingnan double heroes Lu Qin and Xu Yinchuan.

In November 2007, Liu Dahua and Lu Qin won the champion of the 2nd Asian Indoor Games Chess Team Competition on behalf of the Chinese team.

In 1995, Liu Dahua set the highest record of a pair of 19 players in Mongolian chess in Beijing. On May 2, 2007, Liu Dahua played a 1:139 roulette in Shunde, Guangdong Province, and achieved 83 wins, 47 and 9 losses, setting a new world record in this event. It enjoys the reputation of "Oriental computer".

Sports career

In 1963, he won the championship of Hubei junior chess competition.

In 1976, Liu Dahua won the 12th place in China,

In 1977, it won the ninth place in China,

In 1978, it won the third place in China,

In 1979, it won the second place in China.

In 1980, he won the National Chess Championship, ending the momentum of Hu ronghua's "ten in a row".

In 1981, he set a world record of 19 sets of Mongolian chess. Because of its amazing memory, it is called "Oriental computer".

In 1984, he won the title of grand master.

In 1988, he won the "Seven Star Cup" International Invitational championship.

In 1991, 1993 and 1997, he won the third "Silver Branch Cup" chess championship.

On February 25, 1995, a 19-1 "blind chess" competition was held at the Chinese Chess Academy in Beijing. Liu Dahua won 9-8 and 2-0, which also went down in history as "the best in China".

On August 4, 2006, Liu Dahua played chess with 108 players at the same time in Chengdu. It lasted 7:30 and won 69-30 and 9-9, successfully breaking the original Guinness world record of 101 sets.

On September 24, 2006, Yingzhong played 12 pairs of "blind chess" in yishanding, Linqu County, causing a great shock in the whole country.

He won the first, second, fifth, eighth and ninth "Asian Cup" Chess Team Championship for China.

Training new talent

"Wuhan ticketing net cup" 2012 provincial amateur chess championship registration will be closed on Friday.

For the upcoming games, chess master Liu Dahua said: "there are a lot of amateur chess games in succession, but I have never met a game with prizes and can declare national high-level athletes. I will have a good look at the game and hope to find some good ones."

Liu Dahua chess school has been listed, and its training will start in the summer vacation. Liu Dahua hopes that this competition can reserve reserve talents for Hubei chess. "I can play now, and Hong Zhi, Wang Yang and others have high level, but the future of Hubei chess is in a younger generation. I hope this competition is a platform." The competition will be held in Wuhan Triangle Road Primary School from April 29 to May 1, 2012, with three events of go, chess and chess.

The magic of blind chess

On the morning of August 9, 2006, Liu Dahua, the first man-machine warm-up game of Chinese chess in the "wave Cup", namely the one-to-five game of Liu Dahua's blind chess performance competition, finally dropped the last particle. Liu Dahua won three games, drew one game and lost one game. At the same time, he defeated 25 network amateurs. During the game, Liu Dahua was calm, with his back to the chessboard and the players. He listened carefully to each group's moves reported by the referee. After a bit of thinking, he reported his response to each round of each game. In the whole process of the blind chess performance, the rhythm of the two sides seems to be beyond people's imagination before the game, and soon a group of amateur players were defeated. Master Liu always faces the audience, not rich in expression, but full of confidence. After the game, the master said he was very satisfied with the result of the game. He said, "this result is better than my own prediction before the game. After all, one person against five groups will consume a lot of energy." Interestingly, among the 25 challengers Liu Dahua recognized after the game, in addition to some online chess enthusiasts, there are indeed some domestic chess masters, even friends he knows.

In China, there are "four masters" in blind chess. Liu Dahua is known as "the first of the four masters" (the other three are Hu ronghua, Xu Tianhong and Li laiqun). However, with the increase of age, it is rare to play blind chess.

Career data

Social evaluation

Liu Dahua is a famous Chinese chess master, known as "Oriental computer" and "chess king"; he has been quietly supporting and promoting the development of Henan chess. (review of Dahe Daily)

Liu Dahua is a chess champion; he is good at fighting in the middle of the game, and his moves are fierce; he makes every effort for the promotion of chess; he has cultivated many super masters and masters of chess, and is recognized as a master of chess in the chess world. (comment on the news client of Shenzhen newspaper group)

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