Tao Hanming: Grandmaster of Chess, known as the "Changbai Tiger". He was the first amateur chess player to win a national championship and the only top figure in the Chinese chess world to emerge from amateur chess players today! Since 1987, he has represented Dalian in national competitions. In 1994, he won the national individual championship and became the tenth national champion in the history of chess in China, and the "Green Forest Chess King" has since been threatening Yilin. His chess moves are known for their bizarreness. His success has greatly stimulated the enthusiasm of amateur chess players to engage in chess.
Although Tao himself said that winning the championship that time had an element of luck, there was also strength. Otherwise, in 2002, it would be able to win another national runner-up. His chess path is known for its strangeness, Lu Ziye. He is good at fighting in the middle of the game and winning chaotic battles, so when facing ordinary chess players, Tao Hanming can often quickly kill the enemy, and it is less than thirty-four rounds at the end of the chess game.
Wang Yuefei: Grandmaster chess. 2001 and 2002 National Television Quick Chess Championship Finals Quarterfinals; 12th in the National Individual Competition in 2004. 4th place in the 2005 National Chess Masters. In 2006, he won the third place in the 3rd "Ball Bearing Cup" Chess Open Tournament. In 2010, Wang Yuefei won the second place in the National Chess Individual Competition. In 2013, he was awarded the titles of "Chinese Chess Grandmaster" and "Asian Chess Grandmaster".
This game was a quick win in the first round of the 1st BGN World Chess Challenge in April 2001, Tao Hanming played the red chess game against Wang Yuefei first, the two sides started with a cannon cross-train against the anti-palace horse, and the black side entered the car in the 13th round to plan the soldiers, which was an inconspicuous soft hand. The Red Side's 17th and 18th rounds of two-step double-sacrifice horses led away from the black car, cleverly conceived, and calculated that the advantage could be rapidly expanded through the tactical means of abandoning first and taking later. In actual combat, yi lai fu is wonderful and good-looking! It provides a good standard model for the lucky son to attack and kill, abandon the son to seize the momentum, and is a good structure for a high-quality quick victory.
Moments:
Figure 1
17. Horses four into six .........
As shown in figure 1, at this time, the six sons of the two sides are complete, the troops are equal, the black right cannon is tied to the red square carriage and horse, and there are 5 pawns and 1 means to catch the dead horse. At this critical moment, Taote resolutely crossed the river on a prancing horse and abandoned his son to lure the enemy away from the black car, with extraordinary skill.
17. ............ Car 4 into 4
Black ru changed the car 5 flat 4, the horse six into the five, the front car retreat 4, the horse five retreat four, the red excellent.
18. Horse seven into five ............
Figure 2
The red horse is like a double discard, which is a follow-up means of abandoning the horse in the upper step, and the clever hands are stacked!
18. ............ Cannon 3 into 4
Such as changing the car 4 back 2, the front gun flat five, like 7 into 5 (such as car 5 flat 7, car eight into nine, cannon 3 back 1, car eight flat seven, horse 3 back 4, cannon five flat three, elephant 7 into 5, front car back three!) Red you), car eight into nine, car 4 back 2, car eight flat six, will 5 flat 4, car seven flat six, red excellent.
19. Horse five back six car 5 flat 4
Shema was helpless, otherwise Red had a chess piece of the front cannon to level the five draws.
20. Horse Six Into Seven Cannon 3 Flat 5 21. Four into five five from 5 into 4
22. Car Eight into Nine Will 5 into 1 23. Horse seven retreat nine
Figure 3
At this point, the black phalanx formation is scattered, unable to defend, and pushes and admits defeat.
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