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The game of Chinese Chess (called "Elephant Chess" in China) has

been played for centuries, and is one of the most popular board

games in the world.

In Chinese Chess, author H. T. Lau explains the

game's fundamentals--the rules, the board, and the basic moves and

values of pieces--with clear examples and over 170 diagrams.

Once he's covered the basics, Lau introduces

basic tactics, methods for escaping difficult posi-tions, and

cunning strategies for winning.

The book also includes eighty mid- and end-game

exercises designed to sharpen playing skills, and concludes with

two appendixes devoted to the elegantly constructed games found in

The Secret Inside the Orange and The Plum-Blossom Meter,

two classic seventeenth-century works about Chinese Chess.

INTRODUCTION

Part 1 : The Basics

  1·The Board and the Pieces

  2·Rules of Play

  3·Values and Uses of the Pieces

  4·Notation

Part 2 : Playing the Game

  5·Opening of the Game

    Lead Moves

    Response Moves

  6·The Mid-Game

    Guidelines for the Mid-Game

    Sacrifice and Countersacrifice

  7·The End-Game

    One Rook

    One Rook and One Pawn

    One Rook and Two Pawns

    One Rook and One Knight

    One Rook and One Cannon

    Two Rooks

    One Knight

    One Knight and One Pawn

    One Knight and One Cannon

    Two Knights

    Two Knights and One Cannon

    One Cannon

    One Cannon and One Pawn

    One Cannon and Two Pawns

    Two Cannons

    One Pawn

    Two Pawns

    Three Pawns

  8·Mid-Game and End-Game Exercises

    Answers to the Exercises

APPENDIXES;

   1. The Secret Inside the Orange

   2. The Plum-Blossom Meter

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Chinese chess, or 'elephant chess', has intrigued game lovers for centuries. Similar in form to its well-known Western cousin, the Chinese game requires players to master subtle and fascinating variations of strategy. H. T. Lau introduces Chinese chess to Westerners, discussing issues such as the board, the movement and values of the pieces, and basic rules for capturing and defeating an opponent with the aid of 170 diagrams.