2023 Chinese National Xiangqi Championship Individual Final | Chinese Chess Game Commentary

Ready to learn more about Xiangqi? The highly anticipated Chinese National Xiangqi Championship, the most prestigious event in the world of Chinese Chess, recently concluded after a 2-year hiatus. Don't miss the thrilling men's final, where the best players showcased their skills and strategies. Prepare to be amazed by their awe-inspiring calculations and remarkable moves!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up your Chinese Chess game and dominate the board! Grab your Xiangqi set and join this exciting and informative session.
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Content: Jason Chi
Video Editing: Hiu T
Xiangqi terms translation: Jim Png

[@flyduster80]

I love the direction you have took for this video - Please analyze more high level games. Please analyze them all!

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Thanks for the support!

[@momsaccount4033]

Xiangqi looks like so much fun. The way how the pieces are designed to move and interact with each other proposes a lot of interesting strategic opportunities as well as allows more personal skill expression. I would love to learn how to play

[@CCRobotTube]

I watched the entire video. Definitely the best commentary that I've ever seen for a chinese chess game. Superb!

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Thanks for the support!

[@ningbosmash6750]

Please make more videos like this! I really enjoyed this analysis

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Thanks a lot!

[@danielj.8876]

Great video! Keep up the good work. I really enjoyed how you took the time to explain alternative lines. I also liked how you introduced the players in the beginning and how you summed the game up in the end by emphasizing its important moment and it's general charactaristic. I'm glad such a commentary exists in English and am thrilled to watch more of your videos.

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Your kind words really mean a lot to us! We hope to share our knowledge on this beautiful games to people that are not capable of understanding Chinese(As the majority of the resources about Xiangqi are written in Chinese), and we are so happy that you find our videos useful and enjoyable.
We will continue to work hard to deliver more xiangqi content for our audience, and hope you would enjoy our future videos as well!

[@user-cz4yt6ys6z]

I will do my best to learn to play xiangqi

[@user-jj7tf8uu3t]

Thank you for English analysis

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

thanks for the support!

[@Negreb25]

I understand the rules but Im too dumb to understang anything 😂

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Watch out our beginner tutorial videos!
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[@ArtofSpeculation]

Excellent commentary. Much appreciated

[@user-qb1sm3rk9r]

it's very hard to get find any advice or instruction for Xiangqi in English so this is much appreciated!

[@andrewjohn2124]

True, I play regular chess but I have Chinese friends and wanted to learn more but not much in English.

[@xiuzhuchen3294]

I would like more commentary videos and the videos make me know more about xiangqi and strategies/tips to win thru mid game-end game would be better as well

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Thanks for the support!

[@capitainehaddock4771]

Fantastic video! Fascinating analysis! Thank you so much!

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Thanks for the support!

[@DeKwakke]

nice, thank you!

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

You are welcome!

[@user-jq2bt3zb7p]

thank you!

[@konkyolife]

Maybe I am missing something, but at 9:14 why did the black chariot move to avoid the cannon (2)? he could have taken the cannon (1) and blocked the attack?

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

This is because that E7 cannon is protected by the red C5 elephant

[@drWakt]

I love the idea of subsidies for training, that´s a real pro. Do Weiqi players also recieve such subsidies? Thank you for the video!

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Yes, it is the same for weiqi and chess players in China

[@Tompsf1]

Wonderful!

[@alanfreires6631]

thank you very much

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Glad you like it!

[@user-cz4yt6ys6z]

I want to learn this.

[@winstonyzyu]

Great video!

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

thanks for your support mate

[@okamisansempai557]

Nice game!

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Glad you like it!

[@r1verp19]

I watched the whole video and I enjoyed it but I am confused to who won?

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Glad you enjoyed it! It's GM Wang who won.

[@kydd6478]

I can't keep up with which color is moving but at 13:56 if black was moving wouldn't it be a checkmate with ma\horse on that b7

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Good question!
It is indeed black’s turn at 13:56, but horse to B7 is not a checkmate, since red can block the check by moving the C6 cannon to B6.

[@ArtofSpeculation]

Red cannon on C6 could take a step back to B6 and “block the horse”. But yes, the positions in high level games of xiangqi are always so fraught with dangerous counterattacks - what an explosive move waiting for the right moment.

[@user-jj7tf8uu3t]

Wang tian yi is chinese??? Or vietnamese???

[@XiangqiChineseChess]

Wang is a Chinese player

[@ophirbactrius8285]

For the good sake on Earth please change the symbol for "chariot" with another possible symbols rather than those irrelevant and confusing "castle".

[@ArtofSpeculation]

😂 looks like a rook, moves like a rook