Chess Strategy 18 Principles (Chess for Beginners to Improve Series)

Author: Sunerkang
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book focuses on practical play, emphasizing 18 strategies including "a single misstep can lead to losing the entire game," "opportunities slip away swiftly," "gaining material at the expense of initiative is not the best strategy," "capturing and countering captures," "exchanging and countering exchanges," "advance and retreat," "gaining and losing," "advantage and disadvantage," "quantity and quality," "attack and defense," "progress and regression," "more and less," "tightness and looseness," "ingenuity and clumsiness," "expansion and contraction," "the positive and negative effects of moves," and "quantitative and qualitative changes in the game." The book also includes 18 commented practical game examples in the appendix to support and illustrate these strategies, encouraging joint research and discussion, hoping to gain inspiration and assistance from them.