This tricky chess position is like an ancient battle reenacted on the Xiangqi board, where Red's forces, consisting only of a Horse and two Pawns, face a stronger Black army. But don't underestimate it – this is when 'few strike many' from Sun Tzu's tactics comes to life. A seemingly simple move by Red's Horse will trigger a 'counterattack as the main attack,' turning a defensive position into a sharp counterattack. Can you spot the 'successful Horse sacrifice' hidden in this chess setup?