Yes, it not only improves children's memory ability, but many people should have the impression that a chess player can restore the chess game in order from beginning to end after playing a game, which is called "repetition" in Weiqi terminology. Of course, for beginners, it takes some time to cultivate this skill. With the improvement of the level, children can not only remember their own games, but also remember the chess scores they see, which is of course proof of the improvement of memory. Improve children's logical thinking ability

In fact, as I said above, children should be more logical in the game in order to better generate images in their brains and connect them. If their every move can't be related, professional players can't write down the chess game.

There are many steps in a chess game, ranging from dozens to hundreds. There are more and more chess pieces on the chessboard, so it is particularly important to associate the logic line of the front chess piece with the logic line to be developed later.

This requires the chess player to have a strong logical management ability, that is, to think about the new logical line generated by the change of situation, and take into account the original intention of the previous logical line of chess pieces, and finally find the balance point. I think that's what confidant in Sun Tzu's Art of War means.