On this day, 38 years ago, on February 28, 1987 (February 1, 1987, the lunar calendar), Ma Xiaochun won the title of "Tianyuan", the first Go player in China. Ma Xiaochun was born on August 26, 1964 in Shengzhou, Zhejiang. He started learning chess at the age of 9, entered sports school at the age of 10, and entered the training team at the age of 12. Won the 6th Toyo Securities Cup and the 8th Fujitsu Cup. Won the 5th and 7th China-Japan Go Celebrity Tournament, the 7th, 8th and 9th China-Japan Tianyuan Tournament, the 2nd Overlord Battle "Overlord", the 2nd "Friendship Cup" Championship, 5 national individual competition champions, 2 "New Sports Cup" champions, 2 "National Hands-on Battle" champions, 1st, 8th, 9th and 10th "Tianyuan", 10 times (including 1998) China Celebrity Battle "Celebrity", 2 times national "Top Ten Competition" champions, won the 1991, In 1992, 1994 and 1995, he won the "CCTV Cup" championship, the 3rd, 5th and 6th "Chess King", and the 1st and 2nd "Big Nations Player Competition" champions. Won the runner-up in the 7th Toyo Securities Cup, the runner-up in the 9th Fujitsu Cup, and the third place in the 10th. Won the '95 Longshan Harmony Cup Double Dragon Tournament and the' 95 Champions League Cup champion. Won the championship of the 2nd China Men's and Women's Double-Match and the '97 "Delong Agricultural Cup" championship. Entered to the semi-finals of the 2nd World Open, the quarter-finals of the 2nd World Chess Championship, and the quarter-finals of the 8th "Toyo Securities Cup". Won the runner-up in the 3rd World Open, the runner-up in the 3rd World Chess Championship, the champion of the 98 China (Guiyang) Final Four Tournament won the runner-up in the 10th Asian Cup, and entered the quarterfinals of the 11th Fujitsu Cup. It was designated as a seventh paragraph in 1982 and was upgraded to a ninth paragraph in 1983. At that time, Ma Xiaochun was only 19 years and three months old, setting the record for the youngest nine-stage record in the history of modern Go, and this record remains to this day. He is the author of books such as "Thirty-Sixteen Strategies and Go" and "Smiling and Empowering the Scale".