Chess Formations

Cheese formationsThe following are five examples:

1. Rook and cannon formation: This is one of the most classic formations in chess, and a relatively common one. The rook and cannon formation is characterized by placing the rook and cannon in the center, a knight on each side, and two pawns. The Rook and Cannon Formation can form a more solid defensive situation and is also conducive to launching an attack in the later stages.

2. Knight-cannon formation: The knight-cannon formation is another common formation in chess. The knight-cannon formation is characterized by placing the knight and cannon in the middle, the rook next to the knight, and two pawns. The Knight-Cannon Formation can form flexible positions, where the knight and the cannon can cooperate with each other to form both offensive and defensive positions.

3, the Palace Cannon (Cannon two flat six): this formation has been popular for a long time, hundreds of years continue to interpret the new legend.

4. Shijiao Cannon (Cannon 8 to 6): the first flat cannon in the Shijiao, and in the future it can be developed into anti-gongma, single-team horse, five-six cannons and other formations. It is also popular to have a backhand center cannon or a pawn in the backhand.

5. Golden Hook Cannon (Cannon 2 and Cannon 7): Some people call it the "Big Cannon", which concentrates the power of the sons on the left flank and opens up the way for the power of the sons on the right flank. Special Master Zhuang Yuting has studied this formation quite a bit.

Other related

Chinese Chess, a traditional Chinese chess game, is a two-player adversarial board game. It originated in China and has a long history in China. Chinese chess uses a square lattice board with thirty-two round pieces*** and sixteen pieces in each of the two colors, red and black, which are placed and move at intersecting points. When the game starts, both sides take turns to move their pieces, and the winner is the one who "kills" or "traps" the opponent's general or marshal.

Chinese Chess is a cultural treasure of the Chinese nation, which has a long history and is very interesting, and its basic rules are simple and easy to understand. It has a long history, is very interesting, and its basic rules are simple and easy to understand. The mass base of Chinese chess in China is far more than that of Weiqi, and it is the most widely popular chess program, which has been spread to more than ten countries and regions.

Origin

Chinese Chess originated in China and is an ancient board game with a history of about two thousand years. It is a classic product of the intangible culture of Chinese civilization.

Dr. Joseph Lee, a famous British scholar, clearly suggested in his book "History of Chinese Science and Culture" that chess is also a Chinese creation. He exhaustively analyzed the relationship between the ancient Chinese game, Liubo, and astronomy, the art of divination, and mathematics, and said, "Only in China did the prevalence of the theory of yin and yang lead to the emergence of the prototype of chess, and the invention of the art of divination with its astronomical nature, and then to the development of a game with a military connotation. "