On August 17, 1952 (June 27 of the Lunar calendar), Chinese swing player "Chess Saint" Nevanping was born.

Nevanping was born on August 17, 1952, in Hebei Deep County. Vice Chairman and Chief Technical Officer of the Chinese Chess Association, Chinese Chess Academy Technical Advisor. In 1982 he was awarded the title of "Chess Saint" by the Chinese Chess Association in 1988. In 1999 he was named the "Ten Great Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess

Nevanping's peak years were in the 1980s in the country's eye-catching mid-Japanese round-trip. he re-elected several times the Chinese team master, for the victory of the Chinese team a miracle.

In 1985, in the first Sino-Japanese round-the-scenes game, Japan's super-first-class chess player Little Liang Liang nineteenth-party Chinese six-general, the Chinese side had 5 to 7 behind the Japanese team, Newyork as the master will be out of battle, fighting Little Liang Liang nineteenth-party, August 27 and 29 in Japan continuously defeated the super-first-class nine-party chess player, ten-party champion Little Liang Liang Liang one and the throne battle champion Kato Jov, scores to 7 to 7 pins, in November in Beijing again defeated Japanese chessman, had six times won the "Chess Saint" champion, was awarded the title of "living chess king", for China

In the second Sino-Japanese round-the-counter in 1986, he held the Japanese Five-General, once again making the Chinese team defeat the victory.

In 1987, in the third Sino-Japanese round-the-counter match, the Japanese team's master will be Kato Jovov, the mid-stage wins, and the Chinese team "three wins".

During the Nevanping competition, up to the national leaders down to the civilian people did not care about their competition, Qinghai University, Beijing University and other students also marched for their journals. Nevanping became the "hero" of China at that time.

In 1988, he won the third place in the first "Fujitsu Cup" World Professional Tournament. In 1989, he won the second place in the first "Fujitsu Cup" World Professional Tournament. On March 22, 1988, in recognition of the outstanding contribution of the National Tournament, the National Committee and the Chinese Tournament Association awarded him the title of "Chess."