Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
The chess games on the jianghu chess stalls all have one thing in common, that is, it has a tempting illusion: the red side goes first, as long as it takes a few steps, it can kill the general immediately, or the multi-son wins. However, this illusion will lead to the defeat of the red side. The correct method, on the other hand, is very hidden and treacherous, and there are many variations.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
The chess games on the jianghu chess stalls all have one thing in common, that is, it has a tempting illusion: the red side goes first, as long as it takes a few steps, it can kill the general immediately, or the multi-son wins. However, this illusion will lead to the defeat of the red side. The correct method, on the other hand, is very hidden and treacherous, and there are many variations.
Such a chess game is easy to fool people with low chess strength, and if the master does not study in depth, it is difficult to crack. Because of this, even if the players and the stall owners continue to exchange red and black chess, it is still inevitable to lose, it is difficult to crack it, which is also the biggest charm of the jianghu ranking.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
The chess games on the jianghu chess stalls all have one thing in common, that is, it has a tempting illusion: the red side goes first, as long as it takes a few steps, it can kill the general immediately, or the multi-son wins. However, this illusion will lead to the defeat of the red side. The correct method, on the other hand, is very hidden and treacherous, and there are many variations.
Such a chess game is easy to fool people with low chess strength, and if the master does not study in depth, it is difficult to crack. Because of this, even if the players and the stall owners continue to exchange red and black chess, it is still inevitable to lose, it is difficult to crack it, which is also the biggest charm of the jianghu ranking.
The eight major arrangements that are recognized by everyone are: the Great Expedition west, the Seven Star Gathering, the Wild Horse Caotian, the Nine Into the Central Plains, the Belt On the Dynasty, the Small Zhengdong, the Burning Company Camp, and the Shelling of the Two Wolves Pass. This eight-game chess game is not only attractive, but also profound and complex, and is favored by jianghu artists.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
The chess games on the jianghu chess stalls all have one thing in common, that is, it has a tempting illusion: the red side goes first, as long as it takes a few steps, it can kill the general immediately, or the multi-son wins. However, this illusion will lead to the defeat of the red side. The correct method, on the other hand, is very hidden and treacherous, and there are many variations.
Such a chess game is easy to fool people with low chess strength, and if the master does not study in depth, it is difficult to crack. Because of this, even if the players and the stall owners continue to exchange red and black chess, it is still inevitable to lose, it is difficult to crack it, which is also the biggest charm of the jianghu ranking.
The eight major arrangements that are recognized by everyone are: the Great Expedition west, the Seven Star Gathering, the Wild Horse Caotian, the Nine Into the Central Plains, the Belt On the Dynasty, the Small Zhengdong, the Burning Company Camp, and the Shelling of the Two Wolves Pass. This eight-game chess game is not only attractive, but also profound and complex, and is favored by jianghu artists.
Whether it is a large, medium or small bureau, in addition to the attractive situation, it is also necessary to be less beautiful. Because of other types of chess games, it is difficult for players to see the way to win, and they will not play with the stall owner, and the stall owner will have no business.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
The chess games on the jianghu chess stalls all have one thing in common, that is, it has a tempting illusion: the red side goes first, as long as it takes a few steps, it can kill the general immediately, or the multi-son wins. However, this illusion will lead to the defeat of the red side. The correct method, on the other hand, is very hidden and treacherous, and there are many variations.
Such a chess game is easy to fool people with low chess strength, and if the master does not study in depth, it is difficult to crack. Because of this, even if the players and the stall owners continue to exchange red and black chess, it is still inevitable to lose, it is difficult to crack it, which is also the biggest charm of the jianghu ranking.
The eight major arrangements that are recognized by everyone are: the Great Expedition west, the Seven Star Gathering, the Wild Horse Caotian, the Nine Into the Central Plains, the Belt On the Dynasty, the Small Zhengdong, the Burning Company Camp, and the Shelling of the Two Wolves Pass. This eight-game chess game is not only attractive, but also profound and complex, and is favored by jianghu artists.
Whether it is a large, medium or small bureau, in addition to the attractive situation, it is also necessary to be less beautiful. Because of other types of chess games, it is difficult for players to see the way to win, and they will not play with the stall owner, and the stall owner will have no business.
When a jianghu artist sets up a chess stall, he will set up a card next to or next to the chess stall, on which are written several conventional chess rules, such as "one will kill and one kill is negative", "long kill, long catch is negative", "one will be idle and one", "long heel, long stop and make peace" and so on. There are also offloads of these chess rules in the middle of the chessboard river boundary. These chess rules were the same as the popular chess rules at that time, and some of them would write the provisions of "red before black", "red chess red wins", and "red and black optional".
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
The chess games on the jianghu chess stalls all have one thing in common, that is, it has a tempting illusion: the red side goes first, as long as it takes a few steps, it can kill the general immediately, or the multi-son wins. However, this illusion will lead to the defeat of the red side. The correct method, on the other hand, is very hidden and treacherous, and there are many variations.
Such a chess game is easy to fool people with low chess strength, and if the master does not study in depth, it is difficult to crack. Because of this, even if the players and the stall owners continue to exchange red and black chess, it is still inevitable to lose, it is difficult to crack it, which is also the biggest charm of the jianghu ranking.
The eight major arrangements that are recognized by everyone are: the Great Expedition west, the Seven Star Gathering, the Wild Horse Caotian, the Nine Into the Central Plains, the Belt On the Dynasty, the Small Zhengdong, the Burning Company Camp, and the Shelling of the Two Wolves Pass. This eight-game chess game is not only attractive, but also profound and complex, and is favored by jianghu artists.
Whether it is a large, medium or small bureau, in addition to the attractive situation, it is also necessary to be less beautiful. Because of other types of chess games, it is difficult for players to see the way to win, and they will not play with the stall owner, and the stall owner will have no business.
When a jianghu artist sets up a chess stall, he will set up a card next to or next to the chess stall, on which are written several conventional chess rules, such as "one will kill and one kill is negative", "long kill, long catch is negative", "one will be idle and one", "long heel, long stop and make peace" and so on. There are also offloads of these chess rules in the middle of the chessboard river boundary. These chess rules were the same as the popular chess rules at that time, and some of them would write the provisions of "red before black", "red chess red wins", and "red and black optional".
Chess stalls are a place that many chess players like to go, a circle of people watching the game, lively quarrels, this unique sense of atmosphere is one of the folk characteristics of chess.
Today, let's talk about the jianghu chess stall, mainly from its formation, method, stall owner level, rules and other aspects, interested chess friends will look down.
The jianghu row game originated from the folk, because of the endless charm and widely spread in the jianghu, and because it is often placed next to the sidewalk, station and other places, attracting enthusiasts to play games, slowly formed the jianghu chess stall.
The jianghu chess stalls have been set up in ancient times, and the famous players feng Jingru, Zhong Zhen, Luo Tianyang, Zhang Guanyun and so on in the late Qing Dynasty and early Minchu have all set up chess stalls. According to records, Zhou Tingmei, a famous chess player in Wujin, Jiangsu Province, in the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, was superb in chess, and was then called "The Hand of the Heavens under Heaven", and founded the "Biling School" in Yanghu Liu Zhihuan. The large-scale jianghu layout "Snow Pressing Plum Shoots" created by the "Biling School" enjoyed a high reputation in the jianghu, and was later included in Zhang Qiaodong's "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Spectrum". At that time, Wu Zhongpai's large-scale jianghu layout "Pavilion Waiting to Be Crossed" became a famous bureau and was also included in the "Bamboo Xiang Zhai Elephant Drama Score".
In the early Qing Dynasty, the bibliophile Qian Zeng compiled the "Bibliography of Ye Yuan", which contained a volume of "Jiang Xingxiang Drama Spectrum" written by Ming Anon. This volume is suspected of being a collection of early jianghu endgames and rehearsals. It is speculated that the Jianghu chess stalls may have appeared at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the four famous trees were successively published, which brought the development of jianghu rankings to a new peak, and in the 1950s and 1960s, the jianghu chess stalls in Shanghai and Jiangnan were everywhere.
In the past, the chess stalls of the jianghu were made of cardboard, easy to fold, and laid on the sidewalks. As few as two innings, as many as eight innings. The stall owner can play against many people at the same time, and if several people join hands to set up the stall, the chessboard is arranged like a long dragon, which is very spectacular.
At night, under the street lamp, the stall owner will add a calcium carbide lamp to illuminate the chess stall more brightly. This kind of chess arena placed on the ground, the utensils are simple, easy to flow, also called "ground stalls", and most of the jianghu chess stalls also use this form. But there is another kind of "high stall", is the use of multi-action bamboo and wood shelves, chessboard on the shelf, generally only two games, there is a bicycle tail shelf to set up an active copy, turned over is a chessboard, covered on the stall, riding on the car to run, more active.
There is a gap in the level of chess skills of jianghu artists. Most people are forced by life to set up chess stalls, do not have advanced skills, will only play chess according to the score, when they encounter high-level players will lose.
Of course, there are also many masters among the jianghu artists, who have unique research experience in the jianghu ranking, and can conjure up new moves outside the chess score, or change the original schema to create a new game.
Most of the chess games that have been passed down to the people so far are from the hands of these artists. The masters among them are not only accomplished in terms of ranking in the jianghu, but also in terms of innings, and some of them also have profound skills.
This kind of high-ranking person has a specialty, good at Raozi and Raoxian, and the best is Rao Shuangma. Usually they play against the players, most of them are Rao Shuangma, and even the famous players do not dare to spare the double horses, they still spare the double horses.
The chess games on the jianghu chess stalls all have one thing in common, that is, it has a tempting illusion: the red side goes first, as long as it takes a few steps, it can kill the general immediately, or the multi-son wins. However, this illusion will lead to the defeat of the red side. The correct method, on the other hand, is very hidden and treacherous, and there are many variations.
Such a chess game is easy to fool people with low chess strength, and if the master does not study in depth, it is difficult to crack. Because of this, even if the players and the stall owners continue to exchange red and black chess, it is still inevitable to lose, it is difficult to crack it, which is also the biggest charm of the jianghu ranking.
The eight major arrangements that are recognized by everyone are: the Great Expedition west, the Seven Star Gathering, the Wild Horse Caotian, the Nine Into the Central Plains, the Belt On the Dynasty, the Small Zhengdong, the Burning Company Camp, and the Shelling of the Two Wolves Pass. This eight-game chess game is not only attractive, but also profound and complex, and is favored by jianghu artists.
Whether it is a large, medium or small bureau, in addition to the attractive situation, it is also necessary to be less beautiful. Because of other types of chess games, it is difficult for players to see the way to win, and they will not play with the stall owner, and the stall owner will have no business.
When a jianghu artist sets up a chess stall, he will set up a card next to or next to the chess stall, on which are written several conventional chess rules, such as "one will kill and one kill is negative", "long kill, long catch is negative", "one will be idle and one", "long heel, long stop and make peace" and so on. There are also offloads of these chess rules in the middle of the chessboard river boundary. These chess rules were the same as the popular chess rules at that time, and some of them would write the provisions of "red before black", "red chess red wins", and "red and black optional".
Chess stalls are a place that many chess players like to go, a circle of people watching the game, lively quarrels, this unique sense of atmosphere is one of the folk characteristics of chess.
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