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Summary: Learn about a good technique to beat your opponent with your protectors in Chinese chess from a chess expert in this free instructional video.
Billy Tuong is from Sanh Hoa Long Herbal Pharmacy, a Chinese Medicine clinic located in the Chinatown/Soho area of New York City. He has been playing Chinese Chess since a young child,...read more
"Hi my name is Billy and on behalf of expertvillage.com today I'm going to be teaching you how to play Chinese chess we are located in China Town. The next movement is very very common move for a chess player is what we protect the queen or the king right away. So which is one protector another protector. So you have a lot of protector in front of the king in order for the enemy to take so this is always a good set up that you want to do. Is to keep the king behind as possible as much as possible. If you leave your king open like this you basically you will loose the game very very fast. So anytime you have a chance always move the protector up. It doesn't matter what side as long as many on top in front of the king or the queen. This would help you relax the game a little bit longer it is settle keep it open like that. "
eHow Article: The Protector Technique in Chinese Chess
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