Where did he come from, what year and month was he born, and what kind of master he was.
Yan Yusuo, this name may be unfamiliar to many chess fans.
Master Yan Yusuo was born in Baoding, Hebei in 1957. Compared with Handan not far away, Baoding 's chess talents are relatively inferior.
Master Yan Yusuo is a chess general in Baoding. He is also another chess player named Yan in the Hebei team, in addition to the gold medal coach Master Yan Wenqing .
It is indeed rare to have two Yans in a team.
Yan Yusuo started late, but his ability and attainments in chess are impressive.
At the age of 24, Yan Yusuo won the Hebei provincial championship. Subsequently, he represented the Hebei team in the national competition.
In 1983 and 1985, Yan Yusuo made great achievements for the Hebei team to win the national team championship twice. One of them was 7 wins and 5 draws, which was extremely domineering.
In 1987, Yan Yusuo, who was thirty years old, made a major breakthrough. He won the fourth place in the National Xiangqi Individual Competition with 6 wins, 5 draws and 2 losses in thirteen rounds, becoming a famous player at the national level.
In one of the games, he played against the famous Hunan player Luo Zhongcai. Yan Yusuo started with Immortal Guiding the Way , and Luo Zhongcai started fighting. The two of them had swords and swords in the middle of the game.
Luo Zhongcai had a short cannon, and the offensive was fierce for a time. Yan Yusuo used counterattack skills. After seizing the horse, he counterattacked with two chariots and cannons. With 83 moves, he destroyed Black's double elephant and one man. He swung the cannon away and killed on the spot.
Some comments said that Master Yan Yusuo has a stable chess style, solid basic skills, and strong endgame strength.
Unfortunately, after the 1990s, Yan Yusuo participated less in competitions due to some reasons, which is a bit regretful.
