The soldiers and horses are crossing the river with artillery, and the seven red and black men are fighting. ——Anonymous "Seven Stars on the Wall"

The chess sea sails thirty thousand miles, and the chess forest peeks into a thousand rivers. ——Anonymous "Seven Stars Alliance"

The two countries competed for power and each used their own troops, forming teams to compete for victory or defeat. ——Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty, "Eternal Words to Awaken the World"

Taking advantage of the danger, he drove out to collect the soldiers and flew artillery across the river into the heavy city. ——Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty, "Eternal Words to Awaken the World"

Soldiers who fell into the river were not saved, and the general drowned and died together. ——"Crying Chess Poem" by Wang Shouren of the Ming Dynasty

The horse travels thousands of miles and follows the waves, and the scholars follow the waves in the three rivers. ——"Crying Chess Poem" by Wang Shouren of the Ming Dynasty

The two armies set up double camps to face the enemy, and they used the magic machine to decide life and death. ——"Ode to Xiangqi" by Zeng Ziqi of the Ming Dynasty

Two countries compete for supremacy, each using its own troops, and forming a team to determine victory or defeat. ?——"Ode to Xiangqi" by Zeng Ziqi of the Ming Dynasty

After all the efforts have been exhausted and the battle is over, the chessboard is covered with shadows of flowers in the shade of the trees. ?——"Ode to Xiangqi" by Zeng Ziqi of the Ming Dynasty

Across the river, there is a brilliant fire, and the situation is surrounded by clouds. ——Liu Yong of the Qing Dynasty, "Ode to Xiangqi"

It is difficult to control the rushing chariot, and the flying cannons are even more scattered by the mausoleum. ——"Ode to Xiangqi" by Liu Yong of the Qing Dynasty

The sound of the cannon was a thunderbolt, and the crouching dragon threw up the blue clouds. ——"Diaoqi" by Hetan of Ming Dynasty

All games are dramas, and you can learn how to use troops through dramas. ——"Xiang Opera" by Cheng Hao of the Song Dynasty

The horses took shortcuts to encircle them, and the artillery separated the heavy city and attacked from a distance. ——Anonymous "Everyone Shows His Skills"

The troops set up formations and set out on the main road, flying cannons across the river to break through the heavy city. ——Ming Mao Bowen's "Ode to Chess"