Is it possible to win the street chess endgame?

In the street, we often see a group of middle-aged people around the park or watching a couple play chess in front of the store. They are either frowning or excited, but they are actually playing street chess. So can people win the so-called street chess pieces?

Chess endgame First of all, we need to know what chess endgame is. Chess endgame is the foundation of chess. Generally, those who learn chess formally learn the endgame first, then the opening game, and then the middle game.

The endgame is generally divided into actual combat endgame and Jianghu endgame. When playing chess, you can know under what circumstances you can simplify the situation to win or continue to maintain a complicated situation. You need to master the skill of endgame, whether it's winning, winning or maintaining a complicated situation, otherwise you won't draw chess, win chess or change chess at random, and you will lose. In addition, learning the endgame will greatly improve the thinking ability, which is helpful to the middle game and has reference significance from the beginning to the middle game.

Four big pieces

Seven-Star Party, Wild Horse Running Field, Earthworm Flying Dragon and Dugu Qianli are called the four famous ancient chess manuals in China, which are contained in many ancient China chess manuals, such as Hundred Chess Manual, Zhuxiangzhai Elephant Play Manual, Remnant Heart and Arm, and Deep Sea Wide Chess Manual.

Cracking the Jianghu endgame, also known as folk arrangement, originated from the folk, and is mostly the masterpiece of folk artists. Some of its works come from ancient chess manuals, and some come from handwritten chess manuals circulated among the people.

Social chaos is often created by people after careful study. It is certainly possible to win in theory, but others think he is a eater. How can passers-by easily crack it? Obviously it's not that simple.