VOICED: Awonder Liang, the eight-year-old chess prodigy

A Wonder, a young chess prodigy, started playing at four, coached by his father and brothers. He quickly surpassed them, becoming the reigning under-eight world champion. Playing in 30 tournaments a year, he is now coached by a grandmaster impressed by his strategic understanding. A Wonder's potential to become the youngest chess master is highlighted, alongside his regular life as a kid.

What philosophical view does A Wonder have about chess?

• Chess is just a game for fun.

• Chess is a game that makes you smarter and is similar to life.

• Chess is only for competitive players.

• Chess is a game of luck.

At what age did A Wonder start playing chess?

• Three years old

• Four years old

• Five years old

• Six years old

How many tournaments does A Wonder participate in each year?

• 10

• 20

• 30

• 40

Who started coaching A Wonder about a year ago?

• His father

• A grandmaster from Turkmenistan

• His older brother

• A local chess coach

What is A Wonder's potential future achievement in chess?

• Becoming the oldest chess master

• Winning a local chess tournament

• Becoming the youngest chess master

• Coaching other young players