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14. R9=7 …
Red plays Horse sideward for protecting Horse, and extricating himself from
Black's containment. If Red erred in playing H4+6? then R1=4, R6+1, C1+7, Black
would have the material advantage.
14. …. R2+5
It is a correct move that Black moves his Chariot to the enemy's Pawn rank. If he
erred in playing C1+5? then H4+6, H3+1, H6-8 (if H7+8, then R1=4! R6+1, R2+4,
Black would be in a satisfactory position), R2=3, H8-9, R1+3, C8+7, Black is under
twofold attack, and Red is in a superior position.
15. H4+6 H3-1 16. C8-2 …
Since the 10th move of Red H3+4, both sides have been
entangled in an unfamiliar position, and consumed much
time. At the situation as shown in the diagram, as Master Jin
couldn't find out a way for launching an offensive as he was
short of time. He had to retreat his Cannon, hoping to
simplify the situation. Since then, he had lost the initiative.
In the following several rounds of competition, Red found
out a hard move, that is P7+1, then R1=3, R6=8, R2=1,
H6+4, R3=6, H4+3, R6=3, R8+4, C5-1, C8+2, R1-2, C8=7,
E3+5, R8=9, R6=7, R7=8, Red has gained the initiative.
16. …. C1+5 17. C8=9 C1=5 18. E3+5 A6+5
After the exchange of pieces, Black has captured one of Red Elephants. With the
play of Advisor, Black is ready to play C5=4, the initiative is now in the hands of
Black.
19. H6+5 E3+5 20. C9+8 R1-3 21. R6=4 R2=3
After another round of exchanging pieces, both sides try attack the opponent's
Horse with Chariot.
22. R4+2 …
It is a blunder that Red drives his Chariot into Black Pawn forest, hoping to
make a draw. As he has lost one Elephant and his Horse is in a poor position, Red is
sure to lose. Red should play A6+5, if Black plays R1+6, then H7-6, R3=5, R4+2,
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