……那种局面）。相反，只要有可能，你就应该强行挑起一场高风险的大混战，让对手也有很大的落败概率。类似的思路，国际象棋特级大师 John Nunn 在《Secrets of Practical Chess》中写道，当你处于劣势时，你有两种基本策略：‘顽强死守’和‘制造混乱’。比如，如果你落后一个兵，只要你不犯错，可能还能守和；你的对手会……
…that situation). Instead, you should force a big risky fight in which your opponent has a substantial chance of losing, if that's possible. Along similar lines, chess grandmaster John Nunn wrote, in Secrets of Practical Chess, that when you are down, you have two basic strategies: "grim defense" and "create confusion". If you are, say, a pawn down, it may still be possible to draw if you make no mistakes; your opponent will…
……Tisdall 在《Improve Your Chess Now》里把 Kotov 的问题讲得最透彻。‘我的思维方式不像一棵树——你的思维方式像树吗？’我相信 John Nunn 在《Secrets of Practical Chess》里也提到了 Kotov 方法的问题。从他那里能学到的最核心的一点，是需要一套思维过程，倒未必是他所描述的具体方法。
…Tisdall in Improve Your Chess Now explains the problem with Kotov best. "I don't think like a tree - do you think like a tree?" I believe John Nunn touched on the problems with Kotov's method as well in Secrets of Practical Chess. The biggest thing to take away from him is the need for a thought process, not necessarily the actual method he describes.
……那种局面）。相反，只要有可能，你就应该强行挑起一场高风险的大混战，让对手也有很大的落败概率。类似的思路，国际象棋特级大师 John Nunn 在《Secrets of Practical Chess》中写道，当你处于劣势时，你有两种基本策略：‘顽强死守’和‘制造混乱’。比如，如果你落后一个兵，只要你不犯错，可能还能守和；你的对手会……
…that situation). Instead, you should force a big risky fight in which your opponent has a substantial chance of losing, if that's possible. Along similar lines, chess grandmaster John Nunn wrote, in Secrets of Practical Chess, that when you are down, you have two basic strategies: "grim defense" and "create confusion". If you are, say, a pawn down, it may still be possible to draw if you make no mistakes; your opponent will…
……Tisdall 在《Improve Your Chess Now》里把 Kotov 的问题讲得最透彻。‘我的思维方式不像一棵树——你的思维方式像树吗？’我相信 John Nunn 在《Secrets of Practical Chess》里也提到了 Kotov 方法的问题。从他那里能学到的最核心的一点，是需要一套思维过程，倒未必是他所描述的具体方法。
…Tisdall in Improve Your Chess Now explains the problem with Kotov best. "I don't think like a tree - do you think like a tree?" I believe John Nunn touched on the problems with Kotov's method as well in Secrets of Practical Chess. The biggest thing to take away from him is the need for a thought process, not necessarily the actual method he describes.