柳大華“憑一把·跨世飛刀”擊敗王天一，連扛18步受攻後反殺【象棋教室】

#Chinese chess#Chess game#Chess commentary#Chinese traditional culture
Liu Dahua defeated Wang Tianyi "with a flying sword across the world" and carried out a counterattack after being attacked for 18 steps
Chess, also known as "Xiangqi", Chinese Chess (English name Xiangqi), a traditional Chinese chess puzzle game, has a long history in China, and has been recorded in the pre-Qin period. It belongs to a kind of two-person confrontation game. Because of its simple equipment and strong fun, it has become a very popular chess activity. Mainly popular in the Chinese and the Chinese character culture circle, chess is one of 78 sports events officially launched in China. It is one of the official competitions of the first World Intellectual Games. In addition, high-quality chess also has collection value, such as: high-grade wood, jade and other chess. More literati Mo Ke wrote a poem for Xiangqi, making Xiangqi more cultural. On May 20, 2006, chess was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists.