Promotion system for amateur fifth stage and first-level players to professional stage of Go

Go is a traditional game with a long history with complex rules and high computing power requirements. In the world of Go, the strength level of a player is usually expressed by rank, among which amateur rank and professional rank are two different systems.

The amateur level of Go is a system to measure the strength of Go enthusiasts. From the beginning to the ninth level, the higher the level, the stronger the level, the stronger the game. Among them, the amateur fifth stage is a relatively high stage, indicating that the chess skills are already quite superb. However, Go enthusiasts generally believe that it is very difficult to improve from fifth to sixth, and many people will encounter bottlenecks.

The opposite of the amateur stage is the professional stage of Go. The professional stage is usually only nine stages, representing the top level of the chess player. In the professional Go world, first-level athletes are the starting point of the professional level of Go and can be said to be the foundation of a professional chess player. To become a first-level athlete, a chess player needs to reach more than five stages in the amateur stage and pass a professional examination to qualify.

The upgrade system for the professional level of Go is relatively strict and complex. In addition to having to pass the exam, chess players also need to participate in professional competitions and achieve certain results in the competition before they can be promoted. Because the competition in Go is very fierce, it is not easy to advance from a first-level athlete to a second-level athlete. It requires long-term hard work and continuous improvement.

The amateur and professional level promotion systems of Go play an important role in the Go world. They are not only a reflection of the player's strength, but also a symbol of role models. The improvement of amateur stages requires Go enthusiasts to continue to learn and improve, as well as the accumulation of practical experience; while the upgrading of professional stages requires professional chess players to achieve outstanding results in high-intensity competitions and maintain continuous progress.

Whether it is amateur or professional, the Go world needs continuous cultivation and growth. By improving their personal strength, Go enthusiasts can enjoy a higher level of games and more Go exchanges; while the upgrade of the professional level of Go will help improve the level of competition in the entire Go world and contribute to the popularization and development of Go. contribute.