Chinese Chess Strategy LESSON 2: Same Direction Canon Vertical Chariot vs Horizontal Chariot

[@LearningChineseChess]

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[@floris737]

It would be wonderful if even one of these moves was explained.

[@adammorphy8919]

I highly recommend you to watch kzbin.info This channel is the most detailed step by step explanation for every move played in Grandmaster games which also includes hints and tutorial in English

[@MrXiangqi]

If you need an explanation on every move, pls feel free to watch my channel at kzbin.info

[@tokugeeky2931]

Admittedly will have hard time to apply this in the game but I will try since this is fun X3.

[@adammorphy8919]

I highly recommend you to watch kzbin.info This channel is the most detailed step by step explanation for every move played in Grandmaster games which also includes hints and tutorial in English

[@MrXiangqi]

If you need an explanation on every move, pls feel free to watch my channel at kzbin.info

[@sai_beo]

At 3:23 why shouldn't you play Black C2=5

[@aaronjacobamadorsalazar1934]

Because the Pawn on 3rd file will fall

[@MrXiangqi]

If you need an explanation on every move, pls feel free to watch my channel at kzbin.info

[@floris737]

Why do they never take the central pawns?

[@asianchess]

Because after that cannon will be a target for knights developing with tempo. In the xiangqi openings speed is more important than material.

[@DieFlabbergast]

@@asianchess They do take the central pawn, when they can, but NOT in the opening, for the reasons you stated. Later, however, if you can take your opponent's central pawn with a cannon AND MAINTAIN IT THERE -- you have a definite advantage.

[@toondemaere3080]

I find it strange that this videos assume that your opponent will play the computer moves.

[@DieFlabbergast]

Not "plus" and "minus." This is not arithmetic. You are talking about directions, not amounts. Say "XX forward three" or "XX back two" etc.

[@Rene.A.D]

LoL. First of all, that's how the official notation is in xiangqi.. with plus and minus.. That's more than enough for him to be right. And second, yes, it can be understood as arithmetics and amounts.. increasing the amount means a forward move, decreasing it means a backward move.