中国象棋英语pptPPT
OverviewHistoryOriginated in China during the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD)Popula...
OverviewHistoryOriginated in China during the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD)PopularityWidely played throughout Asia, with a growing interest in the WestGoalCapture the opponent's king while protecting your ownPieces32 total (16 for each player)Pieces and Their MovesAdvisor (or Counselor)Moves diagonally like a bishop in chessCan only move within the palaceElephant (or Minister)Moves diagonally like a bishopbut can move furtherCannot cross the riverWar Chariot (or Rook)Horse (or Knight)then 1 square vertically, or vice versa)Cannon (or Cannon Cart)Moves like a rook or chariotCannot capture a piece unless it jumps over another pieceSoldier (or Pawn)Moves one square forwardCan capture diagonallyGeneral (or King)Moves one square in any directionCannot move into check or checkmateKing (or Advisor)Moves one square diagonallyCannot move into check or checkmateRules and StrategiesSetupEach player starts with their pieces set up in a specific wayPromotionWhen a pawn reaches the other side of the board, it can be promoted to any other pieceCaptureCapture an opponent's piece by moving a piece onto the same squareCheck and CheckmateIf the king is under attack and cannot move out of danger, it is check. If the king cannot move out of check on the next move, it is checkmate, and the game is overConclusionChinese chess is a strategic and enjoyable gameIts rules and strategies are unique and offer a different challenge from Western chessWhether you're a chess veteran or a beginnerChinese chess is worth trying!Vocabulary ListAdvisor (or Counselor)A piece that moves diagonally within the palaceElephant (or Minister)A piece that moves diagonally but cannot cross the riverWar Chariot (or Rook)A piece that moves horizontally or verticallyHorse (or Knight)A piece that moves in an "L" shapeCannon (or Cannon Cart)A piece that moves like a rook or chariot and can jump over other pieces to captureSoldier (or Pawn)A piece that moves one square forward and captures diagonallyGeneral (or King)The most important piece, which moves one square in any direction. Cannot move into check or checkmateKing (or Advisor)A piece that moves one square diagonally. Cannot move into check or checkmatePromotionWhen a pawn reaches the other side of the board, it can be promoted to any other pieceCheckWhen the king is under attack and cannot move out of dangerCheckmateWhen the king cannot move out of check on the next move, signifying the end of the gameAdditional ResourcesConclusionChinese chess is a fascinating game with a rich history and unique rulesIts strategic depth and cultural significance make it a great choice for anyone looking for a new challenge in the world of chess variantsWhether you're playing with friends or against a computerChinese chess is sure to provide hours of entertainment and learning opportunities