Understanding Chess Tactics `Chess is 99% tactics’ is an old saying. 了解国际象棋的战术 `国际象棋是99 ％战术'是句古话。 This may be an exaggeration, but even the remaining 1% still depends on tactics.这可能是夸张，但即使余下的1 ％ ，仍然取决于战术。 When Martin Weteschnik started working as a trainer in his local chess club, he quickly realized that even the stronger club players had great weaknesses in their tactical play.当李柱铭weteschnik开始工作，作为教练员，他在当地的国际象棋俱乐部，他很快意识到，即使是强大的俱乐部的球员有很大的弱点，在他们的战术发挥。 He also discovered that simply asking them to solve a huge number of puzzles did not fix the problem.他还发现，只是要求他们解决数量庞大的困惑并没有解决问题。 These players clearly needed a good book, but when Weteschnik looked for it he found nothing suitable, so he decided to write it himself.这些球员显然需要一本好书，不过，当weteschnik寻找它，他没有发现任何合适的，所以他决定将它写自己。 But Weteschnik was not completely satisfied with the book and decided to restructure and rewrite it completely.但weteschnik是不完全满意这本书，并决定重组和重写它完全。
Customer Review: Understaning tactics, finally! 客户修改： understaning战术，终于！
I’ve followed the Michael de la Maza method (he used to play at our club) “400 points in 400 days” tactic improvement strategy, published on ChessCafe.com a few years ago.我已经跟随迈克尔德香格里拉maza方法（他用的发挥，在我们的俱乐部） “ 400分，在400天”的策略，改善策略，发表的chesscafe.com几年前。 And, I have used CT-ART, done the puzzle books, etc. However, there was something missing (for me anyway) in that I felt I was just learning a few tactic patterns without understanding how it all fits together, how various tactical operations build on each other.和，我用的CT -艺术，做了益智书籍，等等。但是，有一些缺失的（对我来说，无论如何）在这方面我觉得我只是学习的几个策略模式，又不了解它如何所有适合在一起，如何各种战术行动的基础上，取长补短。

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