Is turtle shell cannon the only way to decipher horses in plum blossom chess in Qing Dynasty?

No, there are many kinds of horses in the crack. Under normal circumstances, in order to attack fiercely and make opponents unprepared, China artillery used cross-legged horses. The counter-attack layout recognized by the cracker is that the patrol gun blocks the attacker in the middle, and the middle of the road supplements the driver like a personal car. If possible, cooperate with the artillery on the other side to cross the river and control the forest line to attack the other side's Pantuma. Of course, don't forget, there is always a March 7 soldier who can jump out and change to another horse at any time. In the initial step of layout, we should look at each other's reaction and don't rush to the image. If the opponent rushes to the middle of the soldiers, the defender can make up the gun and take the lead in attacking. Another layout scheme is that a car quickly crosses the river to occupy the Linbing line, and the cannon on the same side finds a good opportunity to hit the other side's border soldiers, so that the crossing cannon can control the other side's horse head to come out. Under normal circumstances, if you accidentally let the other side form a pan-headed horse offensive, you should be careful not to let the other side's horse jump to the elephant position on Sanqi Road. If the opponent jumps on the child and tries to hit the river, he should ignore the opponent's defense until he jumps on the other horse. If the other side's horse is sent to the middle of the army before getting on the horse and wants to take us across the river, we should take a step forward to resist cockiness and abandon our children, which can delay the development of the other side's offensive.

Plum blossom spectrum, an ancient chess spectrum in China, was written by Wang Zaiyue during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty (1662- 1722). He is one of the two most influential global players in China's chess history, and is also called "Orange Plum" together with "The Secret of Orange". Plum blossom spectrum is famous for its study of fighting horses, which was not engraved in Qing Dynasty. Shi Yinben did not appear until 19 17, and it was not until 1926 that Lv Simian reviewed it in Wujin, and the printed version came out.