The image shows a carved wood and tile Chinese chess (Xiangqi) set. This strategy board game, popular in China and Vietnam, is in the same family as Western chess. The game is played on the intersections of the board's lines rather than within the squares. A river divides the two sides of the board, and each general is restricted to its "palace" area. Pieces have unique movement rules; for example, horses can be blocked by intervening pieces, and cannons must jump over a piece to capture. The approximate size of the chess board 14.4 inches by 14.4 inches and 3 inches high. The chess board has all its pieces and is in good condition.