What each piece is worth and how to use it: chariot, cannon, horse, elephant, advisor, soldier and general.
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A practical guide to xiangqi piece values: chariot, cannon, horse, elephant, advisor and soldier, how their worth shifts from opening to endgame, and fair trade
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Soldiers (Tốt) move one step forward, then sideways too after crossing the river. How they gain value, where they belong, and how to use them in the endgame.
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The xiangqi horse (Mã) moves like a knight but can be hobbled. How the leg block works, where horses belong, and how to use them in attack and endgames.
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Elephants (Tượng) and advisors (Sĩ) guard the xiangqi general. How they move, the elephant's eye block, good defensive formations and when their loss is fatal.
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The chariot (Xe) is xiangqi's strongest piece. How it moves, why getting it out early matters, the best files and ranks for it, and classic chariot mates.
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The cannon (Pháo) moves like a chariot but captures by jumping one screen. How it works, why it shines early, and how to defend against cannon attacks.
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