History of a Go Player - Cho Chikun

[@herobrineapril8451]

That is actually amazing that cho beat the computer in a match, what a legend

[@BasedHellDiver.]

wow i never quite knew the full story of Cho, but now i do and now i see why hes epic. epic video.

[@KolybiGo]

Errors: - 1:35 - Cho PungYeon in hangul is 조풍연, not 조치훈 - 13:50 - Forgot the 7th Go major Title, The Gosei.

[@GuillaumeCartier]

Beautifully told amazing story. Thank you so much

[@orderkyus89]

Watched the first 15 seconds, decided to subscribe right away

[@RayVitoles]

Oh yes Cho chikun world class go player and for sure the most entertaining go player ever

[@SwamiSirius]

great video

[@tante8074]

This is amazing my guy. I love it.

[@tetramorphe7658]

I'm looking forward for your next videos :)

[@estebanley1124]

I would love to see more of this kind of content telling the history of various Go legends. Nice work!

[@salzurgobaduk]

Thank you for making this high quality video. Very interesting and great storytelling

[@seventus]

Great video. I hope you make more.

[@KolybiGo]

Thanks, definitly will !

[@Sev826]

Amazing, i got to see a comment from the man who made the darth redmond video

[@beaw1353]

Incredible video!! I was surprised to learn it was only your first! Instantly subscribed, I cannot wait to see what you make next!

[@Bembelbote]

Beautiful, thank you!

[@kinmaamnik]

I love watching Cho Chikun play. The games are always fun

[@angelignace8247]

Amazing video mate ! I really really hope you can continue with this format ! So many pros I want to discover and you nailed it !

[@sinfinite7516]

Ok that fortune teller part at the beginning was actually creepy that it was accurate

[@undertyped1]

But, they leave out the 500 fortune tellings which were wrong. Thats the funny thing about the human brain, we easily forget things that aren't relevant to us.

[@sinfinite7516]

Love these videos man, I already watched your one on Michael Redmond. Subscribed. :D Hopefully you come out with more ❤

[@cteixeirax]

Nice video, thank you!

[@seal.2303]

Hey man keep it up! Nice stuff

[@jakes2305]

AWESOME video. Would love for this to be a series. My requests for next: 1. Li Changho 2. Takemiya Masaki 3. Go Seigen :))))

[@KolybiGo]

Thanks ! Next is Michael Redmond :)

[@PrzemysawWodarski]

Great video. Thanks for it! :)

[@paulus_germanus]

Very good videos! Veeeery entertaining! Thank you and keep em coming ;)

[@chickennuggetscoon6900]

So glad I found your channel!!!! Awesome

[@graywon]

Really nice video, hope you make more in the future!

[@mrjamess5659]

great content.

[@enginy]

cho chikun

[@hironakae]

I love these videos! Would love to see one on Iyama Yuta or Cho U, anyways great work!

[@許樂山-q5d]

Great content ! Thanks !

[@peat-earth]

what software do you use to replay games? looks nice :)

[@eduardolopezherrero2681]

Nice video! In the picture at 2:22, Kitani (with glasses) and his wife (with a hat) are to the left; the telops are wrong. At 13:55, the title's name is Judan, not Jodan (which means "joke"). :-)

[@KolybiGo]

Thanks a lot for your input ! This is my first video, I'll try to be more carefull next time :)

[@zenkyotonoimi]

Just two thing to correct. Cho Chikun is not the go player that won the most titles (now it's Iyama Yuta), And he is still Korean despite living in Japan for almost all his life.

[@babao1442]

at 1:35 it says Cho ChiHun 조치훈 (趙治勳) in hangul which is his actual name. Cho PungYeon would be 조풍연 (趙豊衍)

[@KolybiGo]

THank you for the correction

[@a50a-r5u]

바둑을 위해 평생을 바친 명인 조치훈 사범의 일생은 정말 한편의 역사입니다.

[@lahellight4337]

Cho was born in BUSAN, not Seoul. he came from a wealthy family, but during the korean war, they lost all their fortune and became impoverished. His KOREAN grandfather taught him GO, and seeing his potential SENT HIM TO JAPAN to train cus his uncle lived in Japan, and since he's become a naturalized citizen of Japan. he is, however, of Korean ancestry and ethnicity.

[@b93kda]

Wrong. He's not naturalized citizen of Japan. He's still a Korean. His family did not lost all their fortune. They were still very wealthy. Check your facts.

[@lahellight4337]

@@b93kda you check your facts. everything you said is wrong.

[@b93kda]

@@lahellight4337 He is a green card holder, not a Japanese citizen. Fact checked! Even when he left South Korea, his family and cousins were rich. Fact checked! What are you talking about? It's widely available information.

[@lahellight4337]

​@@b93kda _Cho was born into a very rich family of six children. His grandfather was a bank director. During the Korean War, the money the family had owned was burnt and they became impoverished_ - wiki and Cho is a JAPANESE GO player of Korean ethnicity. idk if he's a greencard holder, but he resides in Japan and has lived in japan for most of his life - that pretty much means he's japanese - he is affiliated with japan , not korea. YOU CHECK YOUR FACTS!

[@b93kda]

@@lahellight4337 If you believe that, go ahead. Jus because his grandfather lost money, that doesn't mean they were poor. His whole family were rich, not just his grandfather. The family is well known in South Korea. Yes, he's been happily living in Japan. That doesn't make him a Japanese. He declined to be Japanese citizen multiple times when everyone around him asked. Yes, he is affiliated with Japan. We're not talking about that. After all, he is still a Korean by his choice.

[@proweiqi]

there are 7 titles

[@KolybiGo]

You are right, saw the mistakes and I will add it in description, but did not find a way to correct it as there is no annotations now :/ Thanks :D

[@proweiqi]

U have no choice but to fix that in the video and reupload