Wulin Popular Incomplete Chess Secrets

Author: Chen Guangren
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Street-side arranged Jianghu (Jianghu refers to endgame problems in Chinese chess), which initially appear to have winning moves, but most are actually drawn games. The process of reaching a drawn game is complex and full of twists, yet each move hides traps, and every step contains hidden dangers, making you feel as if you're walking on thin ice and easily falling into traps. Many enthusiasts find these problems deeply puzzling, mysterious, and difficult to master. As an amateur enthusiast, the author frequently visits Jianghu chess stalls, collecting a large number of popular Jianghu chess problems. Through research and dissection, the author discovered many secret moves known only to a few Jianghu artists. To enable enthusiasts to master the secret moves of Jianghu chess problems, the author compiled this book 《》 to share with fellow enthusiasts. During the writing process, the author consulted a vast number of ancient and modern chess books and magazines, combined with modern popular Jianghu moves, conducted repeated research, and discussed with Jianghu artists, compiling their insights into this book. Many of these moves are treasured secrets of Jianghu artists, used as tools to earn a living and sustain themselves, hence they are kept confidential. Once revealed, the brilliance of their secrets is truly breathtaking! The world of chess is filled with masters, countless problem composers, and numerous famous ancient and modern collections. The author's small work is merely a drop in the ocean, unable to fully capture the vastness of the chess path. This book collects 40 popular Jianghu problems, revealing their secret moves.