Chapter 695: Attack and forget to defend, want to win but lose first
In the early days of the history of chess, black was not willing to defend and adopted an attack-for-attack method. He also had insufficient understanding of defense. When the opponent attacked all the way, he believed that defending the single knight all the way could contain the red's attack in the middle, so he had the other method of walking the knight along the sideline. In addition to the lack of defensive awareness, Black's concern is that the black knight will be easily attacked by the rib rook when entering. He is afraid that the knight will be vulnerable to attack by the opponent without being rooted. However, walking on the sideline can take root and not be afraid of attack. It seems perfect, but the central defense is weak, and it is difficult for a single knight to continue to fight against the red cannon, because the opponent avoids sending pieces to defeat the black knight.
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(Excerpt from "Layout Questions and Attacks")
==== As shown in the picture at the beginning of the chess game, the black move is because the side knight does not contribute to the defense of the middle. It starts from the lack of understanding of the degree of defense in the middle and the lack of security for the front knight.
5. Rook six into six (As shown in the picture, the red side enters the rook to capture the rootless cannon, which is the first move, and can reduce the black horse's backup.)
Cannon 2 into 2 (When being attacked, it is moved, and the direction of transfer is forward. When you come to the riverside, there are eighteen dozen along the river. You can attack the red right horse and remove the rear support of the middle force. In order to send out the cannon, you must first remove the support in the middle.)
6. Rook six retreat two (Cannot give Black a chance to pass, intercept halfway)
pawn 1 into 1 (Guarding the cannon on the road)
7. The horse eight advances into seven (At this time, the red team is not afraid of attacking the straight horse and strengthens the strength in the middle. It also has the awareness of luring the enemy to attack)
Cannon 2 draws 3 (As mentioned before, attacking the opponent can be regarded as the first move in simple terms. Is attacking the rootless horse here the first move? It also depends on the opponent's response. If the opponent sends troops to guard or escapes, then black's first move is established, but he is afraid that the red side has other means.)
8. Cannon eight advances into five (Black's attack diverted the cannon to open the path forward for the red cannon, directly entering the enemy's territory and threatening Black's knight guarding the middle. Black forgot his own safety in order to seize the initiative! Here, the two sides attacked each other. Black's initiative was equal to being offset. From a defensive point of view, although Black took the first move, the red side used a double knight. The one who was attacked had a knight guarding the center, while Black only had a single knight guarding the center. After being eliminated, the guard of the middleman was lost, so Black cannot It should be exchanged with red. When adjusting each piece, in addition to looking at whether the defense line is broken, black attacks and forgets to defend. The defense is more responsible than the opponent because the defense is weaker than the opponent. (In the end, an exchange was formed)
Cannon 3 and 7 (Black seemed to have one more piece, but Red took the lead first, and the cannon fired flattened the cannon and became the cannon head.)
10. Cannon five into four (Black's lack of defensive strength caused the red side to win the middle first)
Knight 6 into 5 (Should be)
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11. Rook nine into two (Black’s middle lane did not defend first to defuse the cannon general’s first move in the middle. After being forced to deal with a move, the red side took the initiative again. At this time, it was the first move to pick up the rook and capture the cannon)
Cannon 7 and 8 (Red’s capture of the cannon was just along the way, but if the black cannon did not run away, it would lose the piece)
12. Rook nine and six. (The real goal is to combine the two cars to attack the bottom road)
will draw 5 and 6 (getting free from the restraint is the only way)
13. The front car advances to the fourth (if the general moves to another side, he will not win, because Black has a car on the left side to defend the bottom. At this time, the big attack is replaced by the small one, and after removing one soldier, the sergeant is mobilized to return to the bottom so that the opponent loses the defense of the soldier's corner.The red cannon in the middle controls the black general and it is difficult to return)
The soldier 5 retreats 4 (kills the enemy guarding the flank)
14. The car is six and four (the middle artillery rib and the car become the combined force of the general to force the opponent)
The cannon is five and six (the mat blocks the attack and dismantles the gun mount )
15. The car is four and five (forward and break through the obstacles to continue the general)
will be six and five. (Escape back to the middle)
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16. Four cars advance into one (The card owner's elephant eye blocks the black general from moving up the road)
Cannon 8 retreats 4 (Invite the main force to relieve the crisis in the middle)
17. Five guns retreat one (Childs of the same potential are different, so how can useful pieces be exchanged for the opponent's useless pieces)
pawn 7 into 1 (open a road to facilitate mats)
18. Cannon 5 into 1 (cut off the opponent's last hope)
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Each piece has its own responsibility. When defending the attack, you must consider the hidden dangers and consequences of lack of defense. What can be gained by attacking, and how dangerous it will be if the rear is not protected. Attack and forget to defend, want to win but lose first.
Why is double right horse a trend? Because when facing attacks in the middle, you can defend more easily. If you can defend more, you can counterattack to increase variables and facilitate your own expansion. If you simply go it alone, your defense will be stiff. If you encounter a decisive battle with the opponent, you will be defeated first and lose the overall initiative.
