Hei Jiajia, a professional female chess player in the highest stage in Taiwan Province Province, is the first and only female chess player in Taiwan Province Province to set up a stage in the highly competitive China stage. Mother is an important pillar supporting Hei Jiajia's Go Road. At the age of 20, her mother died of leukemia, and Hei Jiajia stopped playing chess for half a year before coming out. Now, with the support of her father, she has made an unexpected performance chess for herself.
Fluffy and romantic wavy hair, an elegant blue dress and high heels, this bright-eyed young actress also has a well-known identity: a female chess player with the highest number of stages and seven professional stages in Taiwan Province Province. She is the first and only female chess player in Taiwan Province Province in the history of Taiwan Province Province who set up a stage in China and officially obtained the qualification of a professional chess player.
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Hei Jiajia is a famous female chess player in Weiqi, not only because of the disparity in strength between men and women in Weiqi, but also because the number of female chess players in Taiwan Province Province is small, and most of them are mixed in China. In addition, many professional chess players give up their studies when they are young and put all their eggs in one basket to train chess. However, Hei Jiajia first trained in the Go classroom, and then trained with people online, which made the learning process of this mixed-race Taiwanese and Australian as bright as her appearance. Starting this year, she has a new identity, joined the seed music, and will develop into the entertainment circle.
In the program, Hei Jiajia is not a female artist who steals the show, but sits quietly in a corner. Only when the topic leads to herself can she share and express it. During the conversation, Kan Kan talked about gymnastics, swimming, ballet, calligraphy, pipa and other talents. She said excitedly that she went bungee jumping in Macao a while ago, and her eyes were full of vitality and curiosity about things outside the chessboard.