Investment advice: investors consult with professional investment advisers at headquarters on cooperation matters and request relevant information by telephone, fax, online messages, etc。

Field missions: investors visit the headquarters of the playstar and conduct business exchanges with headquarters staff。

3 qualifications: head office audits of investors. Recognition of investor cooperation qualifications。

4. Contract: the parties confirm that the results of the mission are not disputed and formally conclude the contract。

Fees: investors contribute to headquarters costs according to the type of investment chosen。

Headquarters training: headquarters arranges for technical training of investors and the issuance of authorized copper medals when they are qualified。

7 refurbishment: renovation guidance and design guidance provided by headquarters to all associated personnel。

Opening: headquarters continues to follow the business of the associateds and provides guidance and assistance。

Education is the foundation of a nation, education is of a long country, education is the cornerstone of progress.

Playplayers have been focusing on children's chess education, maintaining the teaching environment since the early stages of school construction, and employing senior trainers to provide targeted counselling to trainees. At the same time, the school community values practical exercises and the development of competition experience, with well-established competition mechanisms. During the rest of the school life, participants are also offered voluntary activities, as well as a variety of parent-child tours and experiences of folklore, which are widely appreciated by participants and parents。

In accordance with the characteristics of childhood development, and taking into account the country's many teaching materials for the initial training of chess players, a complete curriculum has been developed jointly by chess teachers with years of experience. The school system divides chess studies into five stages: initial, junior, middle, senior and elite, with a separate summer break. At the lower secondary school level, chess clubs organize competitions for children to grow up and adapt to competitions, while senior elite participants form teams to participate in competitions at all levels, within and outside the province。