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"Chinese Chess" is a popular board game mini-game loved by players. The following is a detailed introduction to this game: I. Basic Information Game Name: "Chinese Chess" Game Genre: Board Game Mini-game Game Engine: Flash (in some versions) Game Size: Depending on the specific version and platform, the size may vary, but it is usually small, such as 375KB, etc. Game Modes: Supports human-computer battle, two-player battle, and classic chess game practice mode. II. Game Background and Chessboard Setup Game Background: Chinese Chess is a time-honored chess activity in China. The utensils are simple, and it is highly interesting. The game simulates the confrontation between two armies on an ancient battlefield, allowing players to experience the contest of wisdom and strategy within a small area. Chessboard Setup: The chessboard is composed of 9 vertical lines and 10 horizontal lines intersecting, forming 90 intersection points. These intersection points are where the chess pieces are placed and move. There is a "Chu River and Han Border" in the middle of the chessboard, separating the positions of both sides. III. Chess Pieces and Movement Rules Types of Chess Pieces: Each side has 16 chess pieces, namely the General (Jiang in Chinese), Advisor (Shi), Elephant (Xiang), Rook (Che), Horse (Ma), Cannon (Pao), and Soldier (Zu). Each type of chess piece has its unique movement rules and functions. General (Jiang): Can only move within the (a 3x3 square area in the middle of the chessboard). It can only move one square at a time and cannot directly face the opponent's General. Advisor (Shi): Can only move diagonally within the. Elephant (Xiang): Moves in a "field" (a square shape) pattern and cannot cross the river. If there is a chess piece in the middle of the "field" shape, it cannot move, commonly known as "blocking the elephant's eye". Rook (Che): Moves in a straight line with no limit to the number of steps and is very powerful. Cannon (Pao): Moves in a straight line. When capturing a piece, it needs to jump over another piece, that is, "firing the cannon across the mountain". Horse (Ma): Moves in a "day" (a shape like the Chinese character for "day") pattern. If there is a chess piece blocking the direction it wants to go, it cannot move, commonly known as "blocking the horse's leg". Soldier (Zu): Before crossing the river, it can only move one square forward. After crossing the river, it can move one square to the left or right but cannot move backward. IV. Game Objectives Main Objective: Capturing the opponent's General is considered a victory. Draw Situation: If neither side can capture the opponent's General, it is a draw. V. Game Features and Highlights Classic Inheritance: As one of the treasures of Chinese traditional culture, Chinese Chess has a profound cultural heritage and historical accumulation. High Strategic Value: The game requires players to flexibly adjust their strategies according to the changing situation, testing players' thinking ability and judgment. Suitable for All Ages: The game is easy to learn and suitable for players of all ages. Multiple Modes: The game offers multiple gameplay modes such as human-computer battle, two-player battle, and classic chess game practice mode to meet the needs of different players. VI. Game Evaluation and Suggestions Evaluation: The Chinese Chess mini-game has attracted a large number of players with its unique charm. The game not only tests players' wisdom and strategy but also allows players to feel the charm of Chinese traditional culture while having fun. Suggestions: For novice players, they can first use the classic chess game practice mode to get familiar with the movement rules of the chess pieces and the game rules. At the same time, they can also participate in more human-computer battles and two-player battle modes to improve their chess skills. In conclusion, "Chinese Chess" is a board game mini-game worth trying. It can not only help players exercise their thinking ability and judgment while having fun but also allow players to experience the profoundness of Chinese traditional culture within a small area.