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A practical guide to building your first xiangqi opening repertoire: pick one attack, one defense, and learn the ideas that make them work together.
Master the best xiangqi defensive setups, from the classic Screen Horse to solid advisor-and-elephant formations that keep your general safe and counter hard.
Learn to spot a xiangqi mate in one instantly. Master the chariot, cannon, horse, and flying-general patterns that trap the enemy general in a single move.
A xiangqi mate in two relies on forcing moves. Learn the sacrifice, decoy, and battery patterns that turn a check into an unstoppable two-move checkmate.
Master the discovered attack in xiangqi, where moving a cannon's screen unveils a hidden threat. Learn discovered checks, double checks, and the flying general.
Xiangqi pins and skewers immobilize enemy pieces along a line. Learn chariot pins, the absolute flying-general pin, and cannon skewers to win material.
The xiangqi fork tactic wins material in one move. Master the horse fork, chariot double attacks, and soldier forks that hit two targets at once.
The cannon and chariot mate is Xiangqi's most feared attacking duo. Learn the hollow cannon, iron-bolt, and back-rank patterns that finish games fast.
Master xiangqi calculation with a practical method: find forcing moves, track cannon screens, and verify each line so you stop blundering in sharp positions.
These five common xiangqi blunders cost players games every day. Learn to spot exposed generals, weak palaces, and cannon-screen traps before they strike.
The chariot vs cannon endgame turns on the defender's advisors. Learn why the chariot dominates, when the cannon holds a draw, and the technique for both.
The cannon and soldier endgame rewards precise coordination. Learn how the soldier crosses the river, how the cannon finds a screen, and how to convert.
Learn to convert a winning endgame in Xiangqi with a clear plan: simplify safely, activate your Chariot, and use checkmate or stalemate to finish.
The most common xiangqi endgame mistakes explained with fixes: rushing trades, misusing the Cannon, ignoring the flying-general rule, and stalemate blunders.
Master the xiangqi fortress: how Advisors and Elephants build defensive walls that hold draws against a Chariot or Cannon in difficult Chinese Chess endgames.
A clear xiangqi rules FAQ: how the board and pieces work, how you win by checkmate or stalemate, the flying-general rule, draws, and perpetual check explained.
Understand perpetual check in xiangqi: why endless checks and chasing an unprotected piece are banned, how the rules decide the result, and how to play them right.
Understand xiangqi draw rules in plain language: agreement, insufficient material, repetition, perpetual check, and move limits that decide when a game is drawn.
