Challenge: Victory Like the Battle of Xichibi: A Classic Xiangqi Formation with Red's Double Rooks Breaking the Black Camp - Can you solve it?

Step into a Xiangqi battle where Red holds the initiative, with a formation as fluid as the churning waves of the Yangtze River. With two rooks threatening, cannons securing the central file, and pawns pressing close to the general's palace, Red has deployed a 'First Move Advantage' strategy. Though Black has two defensive rooks, its right flank is exposed, offering Red a chance to execute a rapid tactical strike. This isn't just a game of chess; it's a reenactment of Jia Cat Liao's 'Linked Rings Strategy,' where every move carries the weight of ancient military doctrine. Let's analyze this position to understand why Red can finish off its opponent in just a few decisive moves.