2015 14th World Xiangqi Championship: Round 1: Hong Chia Chuan (Philippines) wins Sone Toshihiko (Japan)
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| Hong Chia Chuan (Philippines) |
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| Sone Toshiniko (Japan) |
2015 14th World Xiangqi Championship: Round 1:
Hong Chia Chuan (Philippines) wins Sone Toshihiko (Japan)
Round 1
2015 14th World Xiangqi Championship
Date: 22nd August 2015
Venue: University of Applied Languages (SDI), Munich, Germany
1. C2=5 …………
Red Central Cannon opening, very common uses in this tournament.
1. ………… H8+7 2. H2+3 R9=8
3. R1=2 P7+1 4. P7+1 H2+3
5. R2+6 C8=9
Both reaches a common opening: Central Cannon 7th file pawn vs Screening Horse Defense offer to exchange chariot variation.
6. R2=3 C9-1
C9-1 is common tactic for Black.
7. H8+9 …………
Better H8+7.
7. ………… R8+5
Correct move.
8. P5+1 …………
Not an ideal move, but no other better option.
8. ………… H3-5
H3-5 is caused of failure. Black actually can capture Red center's pawn. Black also can play C9=7, then follow by C7=5.
9. C8+4 …………
Excellent move. This is the key move to win the game.
9. ………… P3+1
A mistake. A better move would be C2=5. If Red still C8=5, Black could R8=5.
10. P7+1 C2=5 11. H9+7 R1=2
12. P7+1 …………
Red is in huge advantages.
12. ………… C9=7 13. R3=4 C5=1
Correct move. If Black C5+2, H7+5, H5+6, H5+4, H6=5, H4+4. Red had has exchanged 3 pieces for a chariot. Red would have been gained material.
14. R4+2 …………
Correct sequence.
14. ………… C1-1 15. R4-1 …………
Good move.
15. ………… E7+5 16. R9+1 C1=3
Better C1+1.
17. R9=4 …………
Good move.
17. ………… R8-5 18. C5=8 …………
Good move.
18. ………… R2=1 19. C+=5 …………
Excellent move.
19. ………… H7+8 20. H7+6 …………
Good move. Read to capture the opponent's elephant.
20. ………… C3+8
Should stays at home territory for better defense.
21. A6+5 H8+7
Obviously, Black is not aware about Red's plan.
22. R4=5 …………
Excellent move. If Black played E3+5, Red H6+5 going to kill with H5+3 or H5+7, double check.
22. ………… R8+3 23. R5=4 H5+4
24. +R+2 K5+1 25. H6+4 R8=6
26. R4+5 H7-5 27. R4+2 K5+1
28. P7=6 Red wins.
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