Author: Yan Mujiang
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Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: Authors Yan Mujiang (Chess Master) and Jiang Ting (First-Class Referee) have been engaged in chess research for many years. Based on their teaching experiences, they wrote this book in the form of one lesson per day (a total of 30 lessons) to guide you through a month-long introductory path. The first 7 lessons introduce basic knowledge of playing chess, while the subsequent lessons focus on common mistakes made by beginners, providing targeted explanations. The book employs emphasis, tips, and summaries to point out the root causes of errors, and through numerous diagrams, guides students on how to think, showing the best moves in a series of graphic changes. As a self-taught textbook, it is particularly suitable for young beginners to lay a foundation and establish a basic understanding of chess in early training. The book progresses from simple to complex, making it easy for readers to grasp. Coupled with appropriate practical training, readers can quickly improve their chess skills.
Chess for Beginners: Mastering in One Month (Chess and Card Games in One Month Series)
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