Chinese chess secret game of the martial world. Risky strategy planning

Author: Jiang Shang Ju (Qing Dynasty)
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: In chess, a successful master is often one who dares to take risks. At critical moments, they will sacrifice many unnecessary pieces to strike at the heart of the game. The same applies to life—only by daring to take risks can one achieve success, and only by taking great risks can one accomplish great things. Many players have applied the lessons from the chessboard to their lives, making it an important course in their personal development. The "Jianghu Secret Games" are highly practical and entertaining. Due to their profound strategies and hidden brilliance, they have been widely circulated and have had a significant influence. This collection of chess games has been carefully selected from various handwritten manuscripts or orally transmitted sources. Many of the games have been presented to the public for the first time and are highly representative. To provide readers with a deeper understanding of the collection, we have preserved the original style of the games while adding annotations in many places.