How to play chess in China?

1. First put the nine squares in the middle, the red one is "handsome" and the black one is "Jiang".

2. Next, take the positions next to "Jiang" and "Shuai" as "Shi" and "Shi" chess.

Step 3: Put Xiang chess on both sides of Shi chess.

Step 4: Put the horse in the 28th position.

5. Step 5: Put the "car" in the ninth position, which is the most marginal position on both sides.

6. Step 6, put the cannon in the second position above the horse.

7. Step 7: Put "Bing" in the chess position, which is located in the column 13579, counting from bottom to top.

Introduction to China Chess:

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 game. China chess has spread to more than ten countries and regions.

China uses a square chessboard, 32 round pieces, 16 red and black pieces, and moves them at the intersection. After the game begins, the two sides play chess alternately, and destroy the pieces ("generals" or "handsome") of the other emperor to win.

Chess history:

China Chess was invented by China, which has obvious China style and conforms to the historical characteristics, characteristics and experience culture of China.

China chess is an ancient board game with a history of about two thousand years. It is a classic product of the intangible culture of Chinese civilization, and its artistic value belongs to a branch of the evolutionary history of the whole human civilization.

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."