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書名:大師三人行-國際象棋基礎習題庫：國際象棋基礎戰術(套裝共2冊)
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作者:郭宇,葉江川
齣版社：青島齣版社
齣版日期：2018-05-01
ISBN：9787555264484
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版次：1
裝幀：平裝
開本：16開
商品重量：0.4kg
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內容提要
國際象棋基本技巧指的是在一步棋或幾步棋之內完成兩個任務的招法。
基本技巧是國際象棋中非常重要、非常實用的技術手段，能夠解決基本技術難以解決的問題。基本技巧是介於基本技術和基本戰術之間的技術手段，技術難度高於基本技術，低於基本戰術。
目錄
章 兩個威脅- 捉雙… ……………………………………… 5
第二章 兩個威脅- 捉將… ……………………………………… 25
第三章 兩個威脅- 捉殺… ……………………………………… 33
第四章 各有威脅- 捉捉… ……………………………………… 41
第五章 各有威脅- 捉將… ……………………………………… 57
第六章 各有威脅- 捉殺… ……………………………………… 67
第七章 多子對吃- 基本原則… ………………………………… 77
第八章 多子對吃- 實戰例題… ………………………………… 91
答案……………………………………………………………… 120
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文摘
當我方的兩個棋子被對方一個或兩個棋子同時攻擊時，需要同時解決兩個捉的威脅，或者先解決一個捉的威脅，再解決另外一個捉的威脅。
對付捉雙的威脅，一般有12種方法可以應對。本章閤計162題。
1.一個保兩個（1-18題），一個棋子同時保護兩個被捉的棋子。
2.一跑一墊子（19-36題），逃跑一個棋子，同時墊住被對方捉的另外一個棋子。
3.一跑一保護（37-54題），逃跑一個棋子，同時保護被對方捉的另外一個棋子。
4.一跑一反捉（55-72題），逃跑一個棋子，同時反捉對方的其他棋子，形成兌子，然後再逃跑被對方捉的另外一個棋子。
5.一跑一將軍（73-90題），逃跑一個棋子，同時將軍，然後再逃跑被對方捉的另外一個棋子。
6.一跑一殺棋（91-108題），逃跑一個棋子，同時威脅殺棋，然後再逃跑被對方捉的另外一個棋子。
7.一跑一抽將（109-117題），逃跑一個棋子，形成抽將的威脅，使對方不敢吃我方的另外一個棋子。
8.一跑一牽製（118-126題），逃跑一個棋子，牽製住對方攻擊的棋子，使對方不能或不敢吃我方的另外一個棋子。
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序言
章 兩個威脅- 捉雙… ……………………………………… 5
第二章 兩個威脅- 捉將… ……………………………………… 25
第三章 兩個威脅- 捉殺… ……………………………………… 33
第四章 各有威脅- 捉捉… ……………………………………… 41
第五章 各有威脅- 捉將… ……………………………………… 57
第六章 各有威脅- 捉殺… ……………………………………… 67
第七章 多子對吃- 基本原則… ………………………………… 77
第八章 多子對吃- 實戰例題… ………………………………… 91
答案……………………………………………………………… 120
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Chapter 16: Clearance Sacrifice – Opening Lines for Attack: Delve into the clearance sacrifice, where you sacrifice a piece to open up lines of attack for your other pieces, particularly for powerful long-range pieces like queens and rooks. This chapter emphasizes the strategic aspect of sacrifice in creating avenues for decisive assaults. Chapter 17: Pawn Promotion Tactics – The Final Advance: Explore the unique tactical opportunities that arise with pawn promotion. You’ll learn how to use pawn advances and sacrifices to clear the path for promotion, and how to use the threat of promotion to create tactical complications and force wins. Chapter 18: Knight and Bishop Combinations – The Power of Minor Pieces: Focus on the intricate combinations involving knights and bishops. 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