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Teacher Zhuang Wen's Go video tutorial 40 lessons + 6 review lessons video teaching Baidu network disk

Course Description:

Mr. Zhuang Wen from Aiqidao: There are three major benefits for children to learn Go: intelligence, courage and good habits.

Why is it worthwhile for children to invest time in learning Go?
Early stage - stimulate interest and improve IQ: The brain of children aged 4-6 is in a stage of rapid development. During this period, learning Go can improve children's graphic perception and calculation abilities, and these abilities have a significant effect on improving children's IQ.

Mid-term - Develop sound emotional intelligence and foster resilience: As the child grows up, he needs to learn how to acquire problem-solving and self-management skills. Go is both an intellectual sport and a physical competition. In every game, the child has to think about how to win. He needs to solve one problem after another in the process. When he faces failure, how to reasonably understand failure and face up to setbacks is also an indispensable asset for the child in his growth.

Late stage - cultivate habits and shape character: The victory of every game of Go is inseparable from the good habits that children usually develop. In the process of learning Go, the most important thing is to develop the good habit of "planning before acting". This habit will extend from Go to life. At the same time, a good chess player needs to have a tenacious spirit, otherwise he will not be able to persist in the long-term world of winning and losing.

Course Catalog:

00 Parents' Meeting at the Beginning of School.mp4

Lesson 01: The Origin of Go.mp4

Lesson 02: Fighting and Escape.mp4

Lesson 03: Fighting each other.mp4

Lesson 04: Tiger's Mouth.mp4

Lesson 05: No Entry Point.mp4

Lesson 06: Robbery and Two for One.mp4

Lesson 07: Connection and Disconnection 1 (Understanding Breakpoints).mp4

Lesson 08: Connection and Disconnection 2 (Disconnection and Eating).mp4

Lesson 09: Connection and Disconnection.mp4

Lesson 10: Eat with the door closed.mp4

Lesson 11: Doubles Eating.mp4

Lesson 12: Eating with a cangue.mp4

Lesson 13: Conquest of Food.mp4

Lesson 14: Conquest 2.mp4

Lesson 15: Sideline capture (I).mp4

Lesson 16: Sideline capture (II).mp4

Lesson 17: No Return.mp4

Lesson 18: Falling.mp4

Lesson 19: After the attack, there is no return.mp4

Lesson 20: Roll and pack.mp4

Lesson 21: The Concept of Killing (I).mp4

Lesson 22: Killing (II).mp4

Lesson 23: Fighting (Part 3).mp4

Lesson 24: Fighting (IV).mp4

Lesson 25: 19th Road Opening.mp4

Lesson 26: Occupy the corner, defend the corner, and hang the corner.mp4

Lesson 27: Demolition 2.mp4

Lesson 28: Edge Removal.mp4

Lesson 29: True and False Breakpoints.mp4

Lesson 30: Good Type Bad Type.mp4

Lesson 31: Finale.mp4

Lesson 32: Endgame.mp4

Lesson 33: Dead and Live Chess.mp4

Lesson 34: Real Eyes and Fake Eyes.mp4

Lesson 35: Life and Death Pattern 1.mp4

Lesson 36: Life and Death Pattern 2.mp4

Lesson 37: The unbreakable eye position.mp4

Lesson 38: Eye-breaking Techniques.mp4

Lesson 39: Eye Techniques.mp4

Lesson 40: Eye Technique II.mp4

First Month Review Lesson.mp4

Second Month Review Lesson.mp4

Third Month Review Lesson.mp4

Fourth Month Review Lesson.mp4

Fifth Month Review Lesson.mp4