“Go is like a mirror, if you allow yourself to look into it. You should accept all of your mistakes and realize how flawed your plans are and how inconsistent your ideas are, maybe see ideas you didn't even know. In daily life, you don't have that,"describes Timo Schreiber, vice chair of Berlin Go Association during an interview with China Daily Website at China Cultural Center in Berlin. Go, commonly known in China as weiqi is a board game for two players that demands strenuous abstract and logical strategies. To win. the players must use black and white playing pieces, called stones, to occupy more territory than the opponent on a checkered board. The game was invented in China more than 2,500 years ago and enjoys a wide fan base, mostly in East Asia, but it is becoming more prevalent in other areas of the world. Andreas Urban, chair of Berlin Go Association estimated that there are roughly 2,500 regular players in Germany. Schreiber was introduced to the game 16 years ago by a classmate, but thought the game rather mediocre and boring at first."That is the problem when you teach new players,"he said."At first they cannot see that it's a very interesting game. At the beginning you cannot understand.” ... 1/5 16. What does Timo Schreiber mean by saying"Go is like a mirror”? A It can help you defeat the opponent on a checkered board. B It can help you see the mistakes you made in life clearly. C It can help you know the flawed plans and inconsistent ideas. D It can help solve all of your mistakes and know more ideas.