Solving Difficult Problems in the Middle Game of Chinese Chess

Author: Huang Shaolong
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is the sister volume of the previous edition titled "Solutions to Difficult Problems in Xiangqi Opening." It is another significant work compiled by Professor Huang Shaolong of Nankai University to address difficult problems in the mid-game of Xiangqi. The book is divided into six chapters, introducing skills for qualitative, quantitative, and dynamic analysis of mid-game situations in Xiangqi. It also proposes five major categories of difficult problems: attack and kill, sacrificing pieces, gaining advantage, gaining material, and maneuvering pieces. Each major category is further subdivided into various types of difficult problems, with 318 selected game examples to illustrate the scientific solutions to these issues. The chosen game examples are all carefully selected from the practical matches of Xiangqi Grand Masters and Masters in major national Xiangqi competitions, concise, and brilliant. The book is rich in content, with insightful analysis, easy to understand, strong in scientific rigor and practicality, and greatly helpful in improving the reader's chess skills.