The Chinese GM realised one of his chess dreams — reaching 2700 Elo points — at just 15, but his goal of becoming World champion remains ahead of him. He speaks in this interview about what that ambition demands, why Gukesh shouldn’t be written off in the World title match and what he felt after his role in a historic Olympiad triumph
The Chinese GM realised one of his chess dreams — reaching 2700 Elo points — at just 15, but his goal of becoming World champion remains ahead of him. He speaks in this interview about what that ambition demands, why Gukesh shouldn’t be written off in the World title match and what he felt after his role in a historic Olympiad triumph
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