The Greater Bay Area Go Alliance, jointly founded by Zhuhai Institute of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Go Association of China, and ambitious players from Hong Kong and mainland China, held its inaugural ceremony and unveiling ceremony on the 12th at Zhuhai Institute of Hong Kong. The alliance is committed to establishing an exchange platform for Go enthusiasts in the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area, and promoting the development and popularization of Go culture in the Greater Bay Area through diverse activities. The main guest unveils the plaque for the Greater Bay Area Go Alliance. Zhang Zhen, Acting President and Executive Vice President of Zhuhai Institute of Hong Kong, delivered a welcoming speech, stating that Go has a long history and profound culture, which is a perfect embodiment of traditional Chinese wisdom. Every move is a serious decision, and every move is a thinking challenge. Learning Go can cultivate students' observation, judgment, and decision-making abilities. Nie Weiping, the Eternal Honorary Advisor and "Chess Saint" of the Greater Bay Area Go Alliance, delivered a speech stating that learning Go can cultivate people's "overall perspective" and make them see things with greater foresight. The progress of a chess player must go through countless setbacks. Playing Go helps with personal growth and is a good education for children on setbacks. Despite the challenges faced by AI (artificial intelligence) in recent years, many people believe that being a Go player has no future. However, the Go industry still actively faces this setback and effectively improves the player's chess skills through cooperation with AI. The picture shows Nie Weiping, the forever honorary advisor and "Go Saint" of the Greater Bay Area Go Alliance, giving a speech. After the unveiling ceremony, a lecture on "Weiqi Culture" and a series of Weiqi cultural activities such as "National Day Gift: Chinese Chess Masters Guide 75 Go Games" were also held on site, attracting many Go enthusiasts to participate and promoting the integration of Weiqi culture into campuses and communities. (Lai Xin She)
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Source：China News Network
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