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The 16th Samsung Cup Semifinal (Chen Yaoye VS Won Seong-jin) Ljmspor 119 views The 16th Samsung Cup Semifinal - (2011. 11. 02. in South Korea.) Black : Chen Yaoye 9p (China) White : Won Seong-jin 9p (Korea)
BADUK(GO, WEIQI) lecture 8 [Move after pattern] Ljmspor 113 views Korean Baduk(Go, Weiqi) lecture
Game Review - 01 ( Wang Lei VS Lee Chang-ho ) Ljmspor 194 views The 6th Nongshim Cup - team competition (2005. 02. 24. in China) B : Wang Lei 8p (CHINA) W : Lee Chang-ho 9p (KOREA)
Korean Baduk Match - 11 Ljmspor 298 views (2006. 10. 21. in South Korea) B : Choi Cheol-han 9p (Kor) W : Lee Chang-ho 9p (Kor)
The 12th Samsung Cup - Final 3 (Lee Sedol VS Pak Yeong-hun) Ljmspor 274 views The 12th Samsung Cup - Final 3 ( best two out of three) Black : Lee Sedol 9p (Kor) White : Pak Yeong-hun 9p (Kor)
Korean Baduk Match - 10 Ljmspor 316 views (2006. 10. 14. in South Korea) B : Lee sedol 9p (Kor) W : Lee Chang-ho 9p (Kor)
Korean Baduk Match - 09 Ljmspor 270 views (2006. 09. 30. in South Korea) B : Yoo Changhyuk 9p (Kor) W : Lee Jae-woong 4p (Kor)
Korean Baduk Match - 08 Ljmspor 232 views (2006. 09. 16. in South Korea) B : Lee hee-sung 6p (Kor) W : Kim ju-ho 7p (Kor)
Korean Baduk Match - 07 Ljmspor 134 views ( 2006. 08. 12. in South Korea) B : Kim Hwan-su 2p (Kor) W : Lee Jae-woong 4p (Kor)
Korean Baduk Match - 06 Ljmspor 287 views (2006. 08. 26. in South Korea) B : Yoo Changhyuk 9p (Kor) W : Choi Cheol-han 9p (Kor)

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★ Korean Baduk(igo, Weiqi) Channel

Baduk (weiqi in Chinese, igo in Japanese) is an ancient board game for two players that originated in China more than 2,000 years ago.
The game is noted for being rich in strategy despite its relatively simple rules.

Go originated in ancient China; exactly when is unknown. By the 3rd century BC it was already a popular pastime, as indicated by a reference to the game in the Analects of Confucius.

Archaeological evidence shows that the early game was played on a board with a 17×17 grid, but by the time the game had spread to Korea and Japan, in about the 5th and 7th centuries CE respectively, boards with a 19×19 grid had become standard.

The game is most popular in East Asia.
I love baduk(igo, weiqi) very much.
And I enjoy playing Go with people and watching high level player's game.
I hope baduk(igo, weiqi) becomes more popular in other countries.

Thank you so much!

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