Seek chess terminology, i.e. Cannon 7 into 3 or something like that. Make it complete, not a personal summary of two or three sentences. I've seen it on the web before, and some of the chess descripti

Seek chess terminology, i.e. Cannon 7 into 3 or something like that. Make it complete, not a personal summary of two or three sentences. I've seen it on the web before, and some of the chess descriptions are 1, Chinese chess only horizontal coordinates, no vertical coordinates. Because ancient people used to read from right to left. So the horizontal coordinate red is counting one to nine from right to left, and black is also counting one to nine from right to left.

2. If a piece is moving in parallel, then only the horizontal coordinate is read, for example, if a red rook is moving from the rightmost to the leftmost side, no matter which line this rook is in, it's called rook one leveling nine, if both rooks of red side are on the rightmost side, only the number of the lines where they are located are different, then with the distinction of front and back, it can be called front rook leveling nine. Or the queen's rook can be called the queen's rook.

3. If a piece only moves vertically, such as rooks and cannons, it is counted because there are no vertical coordinates. For example, if the rightmost rook at the beginning of red's turn moves forward, it is called a rook one into one. Similarly no matter what line this rook is on, for example if it is a river patrol rook, as long as it is on the far right (line one) and takes a step forward it is called a rook one into one, and three steps back it is called a rook one into three.

4, the special place is the horse, the sergeant, such as the movement of the son, because they are oblique movement, so there is no question of counting the number of steps moved, but to refer to the horizontal coordinate. For example, at the beginning of the further right horse, to the center into the horse two into three, to the side of the road to jump is the horse two into one, not into the meaning of three steps and one step, but to look at the horizontal coordinates of the point of the horse to jump.

5. The place where a beginner can easily get it wrong is this. Straight ahead he knows that he is counting the squares, counting forward a few times when he moves in and back a few times when he moves back. But often horizontal line, will forget to look at the horizontal coordinates, such as the first step of the right gun leveling the middle frame when the head of the gun, is the gun two leveling five, some people will count the grid, that is the gun two leveling three, that is not right.