Before this event was determined, Japan's "Go Club" monthly magazine conducted a public opinion poll on the streets of Tokyo on the hypothetical outcome of the game.

Including many foreigners, only three out of more than 10,000 players from the Republic can win.

Later, upon closer inspection, I found that the three people who said the Republic won were all students from the Republic.

Even Japanese chess players generally believe that the level of chess players in the Republic is limited and really not good enough.

Almost everyone just condescends to fight for money and is certain of winning.

That's the actual situation.

In this way, because the format of the Go match between China and Japan is very similar to that of martial arts, which is quite special, it inevitably makes us have many concerns and hesitate to accept the challenge.

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For no other reason than this, although this kind of group competition attracts a lot of attention, losing can also be ugly.

However, despite such overwhelming external public opinion and huge pressure, after the Sports Bureau and the chess players held a meeting to discuss, they still felt that the opportunity was rare and were still determined to participate in the competition.

It's obvious, how can you make progress if you don't participate in high-level actual combat?

The necessary tuition fees should still be paid.

So, as long as we think about it carefully, it is not difficult for us to come to a conclusion.

These Japanese people didn't hold their shit in at all.

From the beginning of the war, the little devil used the exchanges between the two countries as an excuse for Sino-Japanese friendship.

They want their own citizens to gain a sense of national superiority from this seemingly disparate competition.

His heart is so cruel!

But then again, although Nie Weiping has not yet become famous at this time, he is quite strong and wise.

During the speech at the banquet, he brilliantly countered the Japanese arrogance with the humility unique to ancient oriental countries, without being humble or overbearing.

At that time, a Japanese reporter asked what ambitions the chess players of the Republic had.

Nie Weiping answered on behalf of everyone, saying that we don’t have much ambition, we just hope that each of us can win a game.

At first, the Japanese didn't realize it and thought this ambition was ordinary.

Well, only win one game?

It's still modest, as long as you know the difference.

Therefore, the Japanese personnel applauded after Nie Weiping's speech and acted very enthusiastically, especially to give him face.

But it didn't take long for them to figure out that the chess players of the Republic still wanted to win.

According to the rules of the arena competition, everyone wins a round, and of course the Republic wins in the end.

But by this time, it was too late to regret, the cucumber vegetables had already gone cold.

The Japanese personnel at the scene could only look at the Chinese chess players with unkind expressions, lowered their heads and complained in whispers.

I have to suffer the loss of being dumb.

On the contrary, the Chinese personnel, including Ning Weimin, were indeed very happy.

And as someone who understands the direction of history and Nie Weiping's future achievements.

Ning Weimin was even more certain that this "chess master" most likely became famous after he trampled these Japanese under his feet in this game.

So when the banquet was coming to an end, I wanted to get some benefits and make a good relationship.

Ning Weimin took the initiative to express his opinions to the officials of the Sports Bureau and several participating chess players.

He said that on behalf of Pierre-Carton China Corporation, he was willing to sponsor the overseas attire of the chess players competing this time.

And after the chess player returns home, as the general manager of Tan Palace, he will sponsor another reception banquet according to today's specifications and standards.

Nothing to say, given the current probability of losing more than winning.

For Ning Weimin to be so generous, in the eyes of the sports bureau and the chess players, this is an act of righteousness that provides help in times of need.

No one would have thought that Ning Weimin, a man with a cheerful face, eager for justice and justice, is actually a philistine who can benefit most from opportunism.
Chapter completed!