A thrilling position where Red opens with a bold counterattack, using the Rook on File 3 Rank 10 to press close to Black's lines. With a small but well-organized force, Red skillfully brings the Horse on File 4 Rank 8 into play, forming a sharp offensive spearhead aimed at the central file. The analysis reveals how Red exploits Black's defensive weaknesses with the 'rook thrust' tactic combined with 'double horse coordination,' forcing the opponent to retreat. The article uncovers the secret of turning weakness into strength, transitioning from a passive position to a decisive counterattack in Chinese chess.