Manual chess-making method

The manual chess-making method is as follows:

Divide the wood into 32 small pieces with a knife, and write a handsome one at a time on the square of 16 with a red marker. There are two chariots, two horses, two cannons, two soldiers and five soldiers. Write on the small square of 16 with a black marker, one at a time, two cars, two horses, two guns, two elephants and five soldiers. Then draw a chessboard After that, a complete set of chess is completed.

China Chess, which originated in China, belongs to a two-person antagonistic game and has a long history in China. Because of its simple tools and strong interest, it has become a very popular chess activity. China chess is the chess culture of China and the cultural treasure of the Chinese nation. It has a long history and strong interest, and the basic rules are simple and easy to understand. The mass base of China Chess in China far exceeds that of Weiqi, and it is the most popular chess event. China chess has spread to more than ten countries and regions.

Legend of the origin of chess:

China chess originated in China. Dr Joseph Needham, a famous British scholar, clearly pointed out in China's History of Science and Culture that chess is also the creation of China people. He analyzed in detail the relationship between China's ancient game-Liubo and astronomy, symbolism and mathematics. He said: "Only in China, the prevalence of Yin-Yang theory promoted the emergence of the embryonic form of chess, invented astronomical divination, and then developed into a game with military significance." The word chess first appeared in the Warring States Period.

"Chu Ci Evocation" made a special record of its shape and play: "There are six books in chess; Go hand in hand with the camp, and the road is forced; When you become a cockroach, you will seek it and you will be white. " In other words, jade (that is, castor) is equivalent to dice. (that is, the cover) is the size of chess, with 6 * * * on each side; The way to compete is to divide Cao and advance together. Attack each other and force each other to death; Finally, the winner seeks victory. Defeated the enemy soldiers (five men in the military system in the Spring and Autumn Period) and gave a cheer of victory.