Chapter 334: Tian Yuan
The two were talking unhappily, and two more came behind them, one was Yixian Tianyuan, and the other was Qinxian Zhengyin.
Yi is a strategic two-player board game, also known as Go.
Go originated in China and is said to have been written by Di Yao.
Go contains the rich connotation of Chinese culture, which is the embodiment of Chinese culture and civilization.
Go uses a square checkerboard and black and white round chess pieces to play a game, the chessboard has 19 vertical and horizontal lines to divide the chessboard into 361 intersections, the chess pieces walk on the intersection points, the two sides alternately move, can not move after the fall of the chess, the winner is the one with more enclosures.
Because Black took advantage of the first move, it was artificially stipulated that Black should give White a post at the end of the game.
In ancient Go, black and white placed two discs at the diagonal star, which was a seat system, and white went first.
Go is also considered the most complex board game in the world.
Huaxia can be said to be the originator of chess, and there is a saying that "Yao makes Go, Dan Zhu is good".
It is said that Go masters have an amazing memory, and they know the style and moves of Go well, and they can re-play the "bad" chess pieces they have watched and make a good move.
The chess pieces in the chess set are divided into black and white, mostly flat and round, and the number of chess pieces should be 180 black and white pieces each.
Huaxia generally uses chess pieces with one side flat and one side convex, while RB often uses two-sided convex chess pieces, and the materials include agate, shells, etc.
There are nine small dots marked on the disk, called the star position, and the star position in the center is also called "Tian Yuan".
When playing handicap chess, the pawn is placed on the star, except for the handicap.
The board can be divided into "corners", "edges" and "mid-belly".
Chess game: It is a tool for recording chess games, usually in the form of a notebook.
The rules of the game are that both sides hold a color of chess pieces, black first white and then alternately, only one piece can be played at a time, the chess pieces are placed on the intersection of the chessboard, and after the chess pieces fall, they must not move to other positions.
It is the right of both parties to take turns, but either party is allowed to give up the right to play and use the hypothesis.
The qi of the chess piece: a chess piece is on the chessboard, and the empty point immediately adjacent to it is the "qi" of the chess piece.
At the point immediately adjacent to the straight line, if there are pieces of the same color, they are connected to each other to form an inseparable whole.
Their qi should also be counted together.
At the point where the piece is in a straight line, if there is a piece of different color, this tone ceases to exist. If all the qi is occupied by the other party, it will be in a state of no qi.
A pawn in an airless state cannot exist on the board, i.e. a grape.
Grape: The means of bringing the airless son out of the plate is called "grape".
There are two kinds of grapes: one is that after the move, the opponent's chess piece is out of breath and should be extracted immediately.
The second is that after the move, the chess pieces of both sides are in a state of no air, and the opponent's pawn without gas should be extracted immediately. After pulling out one of the opponent's chess pieces, it is a forbidden point (also called a forbidden point).
Any piece on the chessboard, if a certain side makes a move, the piece is immediately in a state of no air, and at the same time can not extract the opponent's piece, this point is called a "forbidden point", and it is forbidden for the drawn side to play.
The winner of the game is judged by the number of subs, because Black has a certain advantage first, so all the rules are based on the sticker system.
The determination of the precedence is determined by the drawing of lots or the pre-match guess.
In ancient times, the seat system was adopted, that is, four pieces were placed on the four stars on the corner of the chessboard during the game, two each in black and white, similar to the diagonal star layout.
In ancient times, the game of Go was divided into opponent chess, rao zi chess, and first two chess.
The high-level and low-level chess (Rao Ziqi), the master plays white, and the low level plays black first.
The rule of the ancients to calculate the outcome was that "the sub-orders are empty", that is, the living sub-pieces on the chessboard, and the eyes are the empty spots that surround them.
"Emptiness" is a broad concept here, always referring to the enclosed territory, not just the enclosed empty point.
There is a term for the game, 目: refers to the blank intersection point on the chessboard surrounded by one of the chess pieces, which is called "目".
Robbery: A situation in which both players can take turns extracting each other's pieces.
The rules of Go stipulate that in the event of a robbery, the party who has been extracted cannot directly withdraw it, and must find the robbery materials elsewhere so that the opponent can withdraw it after the opponent has made a move.
Point: Playing at the diagonal or diagonal down of one's original piece is called "point".
Due to the small pace of the point, it is also customary to call it "small point".
Long: "Long" means that you continue to move forward with the existing pieces on the board close to yourself.
"Long" is generally used when making contact with the opponent and fighting, so that it is easy to connect one's own children together and better attack the opponent.
Li: There is a subtle difference between "Li" and "Long", and "Li" mainly refers to the downward or sideline moves in the direction of the pieces on the original chessboard.
Block: "Block" means to directly block the opponent's invasion of one's territory or prevent the opponent's chess pieces from rushing out of the encirclement, and use one's own chess pieces to close to the opponent's chess pieces.
The function of blocking is also the two points mentioned in the meaning, one is to prevent the opponent from breaking his own space, and the other is to prevent the opponent's chess pieces surrounded by his own side from rushing out.
After beginners master it, they can greatly improve in protecting the air and eating chess.
And: "And" means next to the first line next to the original pieces on the chessboard.
Top: "Top" is the move of hitting the opponent's piece, in other words, it is to play on the head of the opponent's chess piece.
The top is characterized by being strong, heavy, and has the significance of being a pioneer.
There are many forms of tops, there are spires, nasal tops, etc.
Crawling: "Climbing" means that one of the chess pieces is under the pressure of the opponent and grows along the low position of the edge, that is, the position of the first or second line.
Crawling can be used for work, contact, land occupation, root search, etc.
Guan: "Guan" refers to playing chess across the road from one's original pieces on the board.
Chong: "Chong" refers to the move towards the empty intersection in the middle of the opponent's "Guan" shape by leaning on the original chess pieces on the chessboard, which is called "rushing".
"Rush" is often to use one's strong side to block the opponent, dividing the opponent's chess into two pieces in order to find an opportunity to destroy the opponent.
Jump: The shape of the jump is the same as that of the "Guan", and it is all played in the position of the original piece one way apart.
However, in general, the term guan has the meaning of expanding to a wide area or mid-belly, and "jumping" is generally used when the two sides are in contact with each other in the game, and it is most commonly used to escape from their own pieces or to chase the opponent's weak pieces.
Fei: "Xiao Fei" refers to the play of chess at the diagonal intersection of the original chess pieces in the shape of the "day".
"Da Fei", which refers to the move at the diagonal intersection of the original chess pieces in the shape of the "目".
"Elephant Flying" is a move at the diagonal intersection of the original chess pieces in the shape of the word "Tian".
"Super Big Fly" refers to a move that is one square forward than "Big Fly".
Town: Town is the position where one of the chess pieces is closed in the middle of the other direction, and this chess hand is called "town".
Hanging: "Hanging", also known as hanging corner, is a common method of chess in layout.
Hanging is in the layout, one side has a piece to occupy the corner, the other side in its vicinity of the difference between one and two ways on the position, hanging is to destroy the opponent to completely occupy the corner and the opponent to occupy the main way of chess.
The hanging of chess on the third line is called "low hanging", and the hanging of chess on the fourth line is generally called "high hanging".
Clip: "Clip" is a method of moving a game in which one side of the game uses two pieces to sandwich the other side's piece in the middle.
"Anti-pinching" means that when a piece is caught by the other side, the party being caught will hold another move from the other side of the opponent's piece.
Break: "Break" is a method of moving that directly cuts the connection between the opponent's chess and makes the opponent's chess scattered.
Cross: Straddle is a match where one side inserts its own piece into the opponent's disc shape with the help of the surrounding pieces.
"Empty" refers to the enclosed area.
Tiger: It refers to the two pointed pieces on the original chessboard, and then the next one, so that it forms the shape of the word "Pin".
Tiger also contains terms such as tiger's mouth and double tiger. The tiger is used to make one's own chess pieces on the chessboard connected, and it is also a means to prevent the opponent's chess pieces from cutting off one's own contact, and sometimes it is also used in live chess, because the tiger-shaped chess pieces are rich in elasticity and suitable for eyes, so they are often used in live chess.
Tiger's mouth: It is the empty intersection of the tiger-shaped three sons surrounded by three sides, the tiger's mouth is called the upper tiger when it faces upwards, that is, towards the center, and the tiger's mouth is facing downward, and to be precise is called the lower tiger towards the corners.
Double Tiger: It is composed of three chess pieces to form two break points, and the three pieces are in the form of continuous small points, so that the next move can form two tiger mouths at the same time.
Squeeze: "Squeeze" is to start from the original one's own chess pieces, and continue to insert them into the place where the enemy is concentrated, so that the opponent's originally connected chess shape has a break point or other problems, that is, to prompt the opponent to make up the move, which means to make the first move.
Demolition: "Demolition" is to take the original chess pieces of the chessboard as a reference, and open and dismantle one at intervals to the left or right on the third or fourth line.
The distance interval between the dismantling is one way, the interval two is two, and the interval three is three.
Demolition is often used to expand territory or seek one's own base area, and it is sometimes used to expand one's territory, seek one's own base area, and search for the other party's base.
Force: "Force" is a move that poses a threat to the enemy, and most of them are used to seize the opponent's base area.
Sealing: "Sealing" refers to the move to block the development of the enemy's chess pieces to the outside, and its function is to prevent the opponent's chess pieces from developing to the center.
"Sealing" can also be said to block the way out of the opponent's chess pieces, and is commonly used in attacks.
Point: The function of the point is to destroy the opponent's eye position, and to peep into the opponent's breakpoint or "weak link", so as to take the opportunity to promote the opponent's chess shape to be fixed as soon as possible, so as to avoid changing effects in the future.
At the same time, it is also in the opponent's position, as a temptation.
Finally, the aggression of the opposing side's positions, starting from the depths, is very harsh.
Another term for a point refers to a specific intersection on the board, such as: good points, points, etc.
Move: Move is the use of teji when the opponent has many chess pieces and is strong, and you can use continuous moves such as leaning, squeezing, and breaking to make your chess pieces have a place to take root.
Pin: refers to the grade after the game of Go, which was divided into nine grades in ancient times, called "nine pins".
The names from one to nine are: Entering the Spirit, Sitting Photos, Concrete, Quiet, Wise, Small, Fighting, Foolish, and Clumsy.
Formula: Ancient and modern Chinese and foreign chess players, after many times of game practice, for the corner of the piece, gradually formed some recognized more appropriate program, that is, the so-called "starting style".
Layout: At the beginning of the chess game, the two sides seize the key points, arrange the formation, and prepare to enter the mid-game battle, which is called layout.
First move: In order to take the initiative and achieve victory, every time you make a move, make the other party respond, which is called the first move.
Guanzi: It is also called "closing". It is the final stage of a game of chess, after the mid-game battle, the territory of the two sides is roughly determined, and there are still some vacant seats to play, which is called "ending".
"Tian Yuan" symbolizes the "North Star" set off by the stars, and can also symbolize the most dazzling first star in the starry competition.
In the ancient Chinese scriptures, the word "Tianyuan" has long been quoted as "the king is ordered by the surname of Yi, and he must be cautious at the beginning."
Correct Shuo, easy to wear, push this Tianyuan, and conform to the meaning of the "Enlightenment".
Here "Tian Yuan" is understood as: all supernatural characters must understand the origin and beginning of all things.
Because the word "Tian Yuan" has such a vast and profound meaning, later kings were happy to use it as a title.