Chess terminology: Monday morning quarterback or comeback

Chess terminology Monday morning quarterback.

The word "Monday morning quarterback" first appeared in China's chess terminology database. It describes the tactics that a chess piece moves from the starting position to a certain position and then comes back to attack the opponent's chess piece. "Returning to the carbine" describes a tactic of returning the pieces to their original positions immediately after the game, which is different from "Monday morning quarterback".

Monday morning quarterback is a killing tactic in the endgame or middle game. The attacking horse and gun are in line with the enemy general, and the horse is only one step away from the enemy general. There is only one attacking horse between the attacking gun and the enemy general, and the horse is only one step away from the enemy general. At this time, the gun is on the line where the general and the third son are, and the enemy will be within the range of the attack gun no matter how he moves. Generally speaking, Monday morning quarterback can kill each other, and the only solution is to eat the attacker's gun directly, or make up another penny between the guns.

Introduction to chess

Chess is a traditional puzzle game in China, one of the 78 sports officially launched by China, and also one of the official events of the first World Intellectual Games, which is tied with chess and Go. Chess is an antagonistic game between two people. Because of its strong interest, it has become a very popular chess activity, and was approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Chess was first called elephant play, which came from the Northern Zhou Dynasty, meaning symbolic game. By the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Emperor Wudi (reigned in 56 1-578) had written the Classic of Elephants, while Wang Bao had written the Preface of Elephants and Geng Xin had written the Classic of Elephants, marking the completion of the second major reform of chess. After Emperor Wu of Zhou Dynasty, according to the chess series Xiang Jing at that time, there were images of the sun, the moon and the stars, so it was named Xiang Xi, which was called Xiang Xi in the Northern Zhou Dynasty.