Hello chess friends. The "Thirteen Moves of Abandoning the Horse" in chess is a very classic Gupu move, which is a game in the Ming Dynasty Gupu [Orange in the Secret], which is actually a straight car game with a straight rook, which is recorded in other Gupu [Jinpeng Eighteen Changes] and [Appropriate Elegance] and other chess Puli.
Today, the improved version of the thirteen moves of abandoning the horse will be shown to you, judging from the victory or defeat of this game, the key is to pay attention to the first discarded son, and the first is the first move in the chess game. As long as we hold the initiative in our own hands, we can grasp the direction of the battle in our favor. Let's take a look at the breakdown,
This is the result of the opening six moves, where Red enters the rook and lures Black into the rook with a move to move the tiger away from the mountain. But Black ignored it, and came a sergeant 4 into 5 direct corporal.
The red side abandoned the horse and went straight to the rook with one level and six occupying the rib road. Prevent Black from making a move. Black did not enter the cannon to shoot the horse, and the cannon 8 was flat and 6 were placed in the sergeant's horn cannon.
The red side enters the car and forms a trend of two ghosts slamming on the door. Black's rook is 9 flat and 8 out of the rook to kill the gun.
The red cannon is two into six, pressing to the black rook. Black has a pawn of 7 into 1 arch, and the next step is to jump and step on a double.
Red takes the lead and discards the gunners. The Black Warrior 6 into 5 Pawn eats the cannon.
The red cannon is five and four, the flat cannon seizes the rib road, and the black side jumps and steps on the rook,
Red preempts the rook with six draws and five kills the general, and Black does not care about stepping on the rook and has to respond first. So the horse 3 back 5 stepped on the red car,
Red goes straight into the rook and kills. Subtle.
Source: Xiangqi Chess Dictionary