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漩涡效应（Whirlpool effect） Vortex effect - not driven by error Since I was 18 years old, I have been a chess tutor for four years at the public 116 school in New York. My students are young and intelligent. A class is usually about 15 children, including 6 children of the second grade is the core of this class, they are not only friends, but also has a passion for chess learning, it is also the kind of enthusiasm that their naughty noisy is insignificant. We spent a very happy day together, I watched the children grow up step by step, the team eventually became the champion, and won the state championship, children group ranked the second good results in 1999 Fifth National Chess Championship, what is more, the class has two children won the national tournament awards. Over the years, I have learned nothing from these children as much as they have learned from me. It was these childrens innate, secular curiosity that attracted most of my strong chess rivals over the years, compared to the ambitions of fame and fortune. In my teaching philosophy, one of them is about the importance of having a clear mind after a row of mistakes, which is difficult for all chess players and competitors. Make the first mistake will not lead to what terrible consequences, but the ensuing second mistakes like turbulent vortex like, third or even fourth mistakes, mistakes but it will cause a series of disastrous consequences. Sports enthusiasts have experienced such changes, in football, basketball, baseball and other games, because of psychological changes in the advantages of competition resulting in changes in winning or losing. When people talk about power, take it as an entity, as if it were an unexpected player in the game, from my personal competition experience, I swear it is really like people say that. The key is when the mood swings makes you blind, you have to know how to manipulate the emotions fluctuation and the player mentioned in the introduction of your team; when your consc