Chinese Chess set Xiangqi Free 3D print model

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One thing stopping people from mastering Chinese chess is that its pieces seem somewhat alike. Traditionally, Chinese chess pieces are identified by the character denoting their name alone, no other mark existing. Some also have symbols varying by color, all making it perplexing for new learners to grasp. Three-dimensional models emulating two-dimensional Western-style drawings on Wikipedia's Xiangqi page by Hari Seldon serve as inspiration. The 3D pieces are designed like their 2D Western counterparts from the same site, enabling clear recognition and understanding of each piece through reference to Wikipedia's rule descriptions.