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"bing"
they say that in the army....
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Nice.. Thought the han yu ping yin should be "bin"?
The horse is going to get the Bin next. Personally feel that w/o the black patch in the BG will be better..
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OT: How come some of the pieces are covered?
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They are covered becos they have run out of "bin". So, those covered one are "bin".
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And there's a 士 in the corner which is definitely out of place...
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my guess is that their version of chess starts with all pieces covered, except maybe the jiang. then as they play, they uncover the pieces. that should explain both questions!
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Oh yeah, played that before... hehe
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