Monday morning quarterback is a chess term in China. Monday morning quarterback refers to controlling the opponent's general (handsome) with a horse first, and then irradiating him with a gun in the back to stifle the opponent's killing potential, which is called "Monday morning quarterback". Letting the other side die without a retreat is a very common way to kill in actual combat.
Terminology explanation
Monday morning quarterback is a powerful killing tactic in the endgame or middle game. That is to say, one side of the horse and the other side of the general (handsome) are in the same straight line or the same horizontal line, with a step in the middle, and then point a gun at the general behind the horse. This move is called "Monday morning quarterback". In chess, Monday morning quarterback is a basic killing method.
The line between the horse gun and the enemy general (hereinafter referred to as the enemy general) is * * *. There is only one attacking horse between the attacking gun and the enemy general, and the distance between the horse and the enemy general is only a little. The distance between the attack horse and the cannon can be any possible situation. At this time, the gun is on the line where the general and the third son are, and the enemy will be within the range of the attack gun no matter how he moves.
If the enemy general moves in a direction perpendicular to the line where the third son is located, Kyle will crush the enemy general (the horse belongs to the controller). Generally speaking, Monday morning quarterback can often kill each other, and the only solution is to eat the attacker's gun directly, or make up another penny between the guns.
The development of history
Monday morning quarterback appears as an ancient chess. In ancient chess, "Monday morning quarterback" is a very powerful move, which can often kill each other, just as Monday morning quarterback can often kill each other in chess. In history, chess appeared later than Go. Xu Shen in the Han Dynasty said: "Yi, Go is also."
Go is only available in black and white. As for chess, according to most ancient books, it is generally believed that it was created by Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, there was Yu Xin's "Xiang Xi Fu", and there was a "Form of Entering Hunan" as evidence. "Xiangxi" refers to a chess game, and "Xiang Jing" is a picture book to explain chess. With chess, Monday morning quarterback appeared.
In the Song Dynasty, chess was not unified. 1In June, 983, two sets of bronze chess of the Song Dynasty were unearthed in Zhangming Township, Jiangyou County, Sichuan Province. One group is missing, and the other group is missing nine. * * * General II, soldier IV, elephant IV, horse IV, car IV, cannon IV, pawn X, sixteen each. Obviously, this is generally consistent with modern chess. However, the ancient chess drawings written by Sima Guang in the Song Dynasty are quite different.
Ancient records
This Council is an example of combining leniency with severity. Show the coordinated killing method of horses and chariots in the game. The red horse circled from left to right, attracting the black elephant and then occupying the key position; Divide the middle of the red cannon, kill and kill, and win time, which is the point of "good generals protecting the border." Finally, abandon the car and block the road, leap forward and level the gun, and stage a wonderful fight with hindsight. Pressing hard is a common tactical skill in this actual combat. With this wonderful killing, you can subdue the enemy.