Imagine a battle on the Xiangqi board where the Red Horse is leaping like 'Little Dragon Horse' from *Three Kingdoms* - a move that not only attacks but also leaves the opponent bewildered as if 'General Kong Ming fell into a trap'. This strategy is not just a duel between Black Bishop and Red Cannon, but also a lesson in applying *36 Moves* to create chaos, making the opponent 'unintentionally' decide. From tactics like 'Forcing Black Chariot at 2 to be Captured by Red Cannon at 5' to tricks like 'Using Black Pawns Like Scissors', this article will guide you through unexpected moves, breaking your opponent's logic and winning with absolute confidence. This is not just a chessboard strategy, but a *historical battle* on the board - where every piece carries a story of strategy and courage.