From all the hobbies I started in my childhood, Chess is the only hobby stayed with me without being affected by changes of my life.
I was initiated into the game by my father when I was just 6 years old. My father was a very good player of chess and would play it on Sundays and other holidays with his friend. I remember how fascinated I was when I saw a Chess Board the first time in my life and how I urged my father to teach me how to play.
I had a friend who also liked Chess, we used to meet daily and play about 3 matches a day, also we used to read Chess books and discuss the matches together. Whenever we play Chess, we get so absorbed in it that it made us forget everything around us. I also join chess-playing websites and play Chess online with Chess players from all around the world.
Chess is an epic game, with the chessboard being like a battlefield with the two sets of pieces are the two contending armies, and the two rival players think in terms of attack, defence, capture, threats, ambushes and tactics. So it is useful for studying complex and conflicting situations. It also helps in developing decision-making skills and abilities. A player of chess is required to make a decisive move in a very complex situation and under pressure of time and that is what is required from people in many challenging professions. So his strength lies in clear, rational thinking, vision, vigilance, intuition and imagination.
A game of chess means leisure time spent creatively and purposefully. It activates the central nervous system and develops positive emotional reaction. So Chess is a really helpful hobby to have.
Chess, formerly known as the International Flag, is a table game and is an intellectual sport for two players. Today, chess is one of the most popular games in the world with millions of people at home, in clubs, online, distance and in tournaments. This game takes place on a square board, called a chessboard, consists of 8 rows (numbered from 1 to 8) and 8 columns (type letters a through h), creating 64 square squares with colors Each player will have a pale colored umbrella in the last row on their right when they sit on the chessboard. Each person will start the game with 16 chess pieces and will turn their troops after the enemy has completed a country (completed country). The chess pieces on each side include 8 Good Good Black Black White, 2 Black Code White Code, 2 Statue Black Statue White, 2 Black Car White White, 1 White Latex White White and 1 King Black King White. The white man was always the first; the other holds black. Troops and Vehicles are called Heavy Troops, and Statues and Mares are called Light Armies.
The tradition of chess has emerged since the 16th century. Today, chess is recognized as an official sport by the International Olympic Committee. The first World Chess Champion, Wilhelm Steinitz won the title in 1886. Magnus Carlsen is currently the current chess king.
Theorists have created a lot of tactics and strategies since the beginning of chess. Many artistic aspects are also found in the chess.
One of the primary goals of computer scientists is to make computers known to chess. Today's chess is clearly influenced by chess programs as well as the ability to play chess online. In 1997, Deep Blue became the first program to defeat a world prefect when it defeated Garry Kasparov.
Chess is not a game of chance; It is based purely on strategy and strategy. Yet, the game is so complex that even the best players can not count all the options: even though there are only 64 and 32 chess pieces on the chessboard, the amount of water left can be calculated. It exceeds the number of atoms in the universe (see Shannon number).
Chess is one of the most popular intellectual games in the world; It is said not only as a game but also as an art, science and sport. Chess is sometimes seen as an abstract war game; as well as "intellectual battles," and playing chess is seen as a way to train thinking and bravery. Chess is played to entertain as well as to compete in chess clubs, tournaments, play online and play in the mail way. Lots of variations and similar chess games are played around the world. Among them, the most popular are the chess players (in China, Vietnam etc.), Shogi (in Japan) and Janggi (in Korea).
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