The Way of Walking and Eating of China Chess Players

China chess player (also known as pawn) is a kind of grass-roots chess piece, which can be moved and eaten as follows:

1, move: soldiers can advance one square for the first time, and then they can only advance one square, and cannot retreat. Soldiers can move left and right after crossing the river, but they can only move one square. If a soldier has crossed the river and takes another step forward, it is called "marching" and he can gain the ability to move horizontally. Soldiers can't March and move left and right at the same time

2. How to eat children: Soldiers can eat soldiers or guns from the opposite camp in front and left and right, but they must meet certain conditions. This is the so-called "crossing the river threshold". Soldiers can only cross the river after crossing it, that is, only when their own soldiers have crossed the river and are in front of each other's camp, and there are enemy soldiers or guns in the left and right squares, can they move forward directly and grab the other soldiers or guns and eat them.

Bing is one of the most basic pieces in China, but it plays a very important role in the game, because soldiers can move back and forth, left and right after crossing the river, and it is very powerful when guarding key positions and attacking opponents' pieces.

Xiangqi

Also known as "Chess" or "China Chess", it is one of the traditional chess games in China with a long history and profound cultural background. Its chessboard and chess pieces are different in specifications from chess. The chessboard has nine horizontal lines and ten vertical lines, forming eighty-one intersections. There are 16 pieces on each side, which are placed on the opposite side, and each piece has fixed rules and moves.