Làng cờ Trung Hoa ôm hận với nước bắt xe sấm sét của Quang Liêm

Hello everyone I am Nguyen Hoang Tuan a national chess champion In chess the showdown between Vietnam's number one player Le Quang Liem and China's top player Ding Liren Always considered the Asian super match Quang Liêm's best achievement is winning the world rapid chess championship Meanwhile Ding Liren Is the silver medalist of the cup The match between the two players at the Asian Championship just recently Making fans go wild With those moves Attacking with a piece of meat and a piece of cake Quang Liêm with an amazing sacrifice move They tore apart the enemy's royal defense stronghold forcing King Ding Lai Nhan to leave the quarantine area And wandering around the chessboard If you find this game interesting please leave a like and if you haven't subscribed to the channel yet Please click subscribe or subscribe to the channel to watch the best and latest chess games In this match Quang Liêm is the player with the white pieces and Dinh Lap Nhan is the player with the black pieces Facing the runner-up of the cup Quang Liêm uses his signature D4 opening to start the game Ding Lập Nhân responds with the knight move F6 White continues to advance the D4 pawn to take the center Black moves the G6 pawn with the intention of doubling the bishop on G7 Lead the A1-H8 diagonal with a white knight to C3 continue to strengthen the central control Black follows the plan to bring the piece to G7 After a few initial moves Lim advances strongly with E4 And formed a strong central trio with E4 D4 and C4 Black also advances D6 to prevent White from overwhelming And formed the ancient Indian defensive formation A famous battle formation known for the fierce mutual attacks of both sides In this ancient Indian game black temporarily yields the center to white Then it counterattacks By advancing the pawns at E5 and F5 Returning to the chessboard White continues to develop the knight to f3 Black immediately castles moving the king to a safe position White also raises the rook to E2 preparing for the king's castling away from the center Strong black advances well with E5 counterattacking the center while the white king is in the middle of the board Not daring to linger When the black forces surged into the center White immediately castled kingside Black continues with C6 to increase pressure on the center D4 Want to maintain the advantage in the center White pushes the pawn to D5 to chase the knig Black runs to E7 anticipating that Black will advance the F5 pawn to counterattack the king's side Liêm moves back to E1 to open the way for the king's pawn to advance and strengthen the king's side Black retreats the pawn to D7 to open the way for the F5 advance White continues Advance the F3 pawn to strengthen the E4 pawn Immediately Black launches the first king's pawn attack by advancing the f5 pawn This was all part of Quang Liêm's plan And he immediately deployed the G4 to counter this attack Not having mobilized enough forces for the battle Black quickly moves the knight to F6 to reinforce the attack on E4 and G4 White also moves the knight to D3 Black continues to push the c6 pawn to break through the center White develops the remaining piece to E3 Black moves the king to H8 Prepare to open the G file for the rook to engage in the fight White also avoids the king into H1 with the fact that the king of both sides enters the corner with the chessboard together with the king's pawn which has already advanced The king's side is set for a terrible attack However the queen's side pieces have not yet been brought into the game It will put black at a slight disadvantage And black immediately advances to B6 to open the path for the bishop to develop White moves the knight to G1 to prepare for an attack on the black king Black follows the plan to place the statue on B7 Pressure is applied to the center White advances to G5 chasing the black piece running up to H5 Gaining momentum in the attack White moves the queen to D2 to open the path for the rook on A1 To visit the other side White moves king's side Black moves queen to A7 Prepare to move the A8 rook into the king's side battle Mistakenly disrupts Black's defensive line White advances to A4 Black floods to A5 breaking through the back rank Black exchanges the knight to D5 White captures the knight from C to D5 Black advances the f4 pawn White's king's rook moves to f2 Black continues to advance the h6 pawn Initiating a battle on the king's side White moves knight to B5 to harass Black's queen's knight Black responds with a move of the knight White pushes the pawn to A6 to chase the knight This move again weakens the B6 piece And the white piece has completed its task So move back to A3 Water trap Black boldly plays G5 White jumps C4 threatening to capture Moving to B6 attacking the back and the rook Knowing it cannot keep the B6 pawn Black's rook moves to B8 White does not hurry Eat well right away and move the rook to B4 Continue attacking the other pawn at D6 Black retreats to D8 to defend White captures the knight to G5 Black moves the king to H7 Good defense at G6 White continues to move the remaining rook to G1 The rook threatens to attack the knight on G6 The knight on G6 cannot be protected Boldly crossing the G8 vehicle a small trap Liem is also very cunning when he decides to pretend to fall into the trap When he plays well G6 Black is delighted and jumps the knight to G3 checking White captures the bishop on G3 Black immediately captures the king on G6 White captures the bishop Moves to F4 check Black moves the king to H7 Here in terms of strength the black king is slightly stronger However the black king's area has been surrounded and the black king is in danger Black moves the H6 piece to exchange it in order to reduce the attacking pressure on the king And take advantage of the numerical superiority White advances the F4 pawn Pretend to guard the statue But in reality it's opening the way for the F3 statue to join the attack Black is doing well with F4 White's queen moves to G4 to chase the black's rook to F7 White moves the queen to H6 Not daring to capture the rook on H6 immediately Brave elephant charge And good D5 Seeking counterattack opportunity It would be extremely risky If you eat D5 elephant White retreated to D2 to better defend E4 The important white pawn of the king The risk of the king being attacked has decreased Black reduces King moves to H6 White also captures the rook at D5 Black captures the queen at D5 in check This pawn was not out of Liêm's calculation and he immediately moved the rook to e4 to exchange rooks aiming to neutralize the attack on the king And take advantage of the better position than the opposing force If the king moves back he will be in danger so black has to move the queen White captures the knight on e4 Black moves F8 to protect F3 And waits for the opportunity to push the pawn down White moves D1 Black pushes pawn A5 to protect B4 Don't let the white piece jump in White retreats the piece to F2 to open the way for the car to participate in the attack on D6 Black is in a tight spot Black moves B5 to open the way for the attacking piece However this is a wrong move Liêm immediately moves B5 Black quickly climbed into the car on B5 without realizing the danger was approaching With a killer instinct that terrified the entire world Liêm coldly Strikes when the target enters code C8 Black takes the car through C8 White continues to attack towards D6 Attack the black's pair of horses At this point it was clear there was no way to resist Ding Nhat Nhan the champion had to stop the clock and surrender to avoid further humiliation If the Black King moves the rook to continue playing then the game will continue as follows Please like to support Quang Liêm and don't forget to subscribe to the channel to get the latest and best chess games from us Hello goodbye