On this day, 28 years ago, on May 17, 1997 (April 11, 1997, the lunar calendar), Yu Bin won the 9th "Asian Cup" fast chess championship and achieved a zero breakthrough. On May 17, 1997, Kuaiqi, which Nie Weiping called a weakness of China chess players, finally made a breakthrough. Yu Bin won the 9th "Asian Cup" fast chess championship, giving China chess players a place in the world Go fast chess domain. Among the past eight, Japan held six, South Korea won two, and China won zero. Many people did not expect Yu Bin to win the championship, not even Yu Bin himself. Facing the world's first-class fast chess masters, Yu Bin only said that he would play one set at a time and go into battle lightly, but he performed exceptionally well. When he met Koichi Kobayashi in the first game, Yu Bin responded quickly to this little man who always "responded to all changes without change" and used a "quick knife to cut the Gordian knot" method to catch Kobayashi off guard. When we met Li Changhao in the semi-finals, the "prodigy" is a master of protracted battles. Let's fight to win and use courage to control stability, causing the opponent to make mistakes early. In the final against Wang Licheng, he knew that Brother Cheng was powerful. Yu Bin played steadily and quickly finalized the shape. He could see clearly step by step. The opponent wanted to fight but couldn't fight. He was helpless. Even Nie Weiping, who was watching the game at the scene, sincerely praised: "Yu Bin is very clever at playing chess." Using different strategies to deal with different chess players is Yu Binqiang's magic weapon to defeat the enemy. Yu Bin, who likes to play with computers every day,"designed" different programs this time, often making opponents "short circuits" and achieving obvious results.