1. d2d4  1... g8f6  2. c1g5  2... d7d5  3. b1d2 The Torre Attack is a dangerous weapon for  White. It was once a favourite opening of the ninth world champion Tigran  Petrosian. 3... b8d7  4. g1f3  4... h7h6  5. g5h4  5... c7c5  6. e2e3  6... e7e6  7. c2c3  7... f8e7  8. f1d3  8... d8c7  9. d1e2  9... e8g8  10. e1g1  10... b7b6  11. h4f6 For her intended set-up Tan does not  need this bishop. 11... d7f6  12. f3e5  12... c8b7  13. f2f4 The point behind White's play. She achieves a reversed Stonewall formation without the bad bishop on c1. White's plan is obvious: attack on the kingside. 13... f6e4  14. a1d1  14... e7d6  15. e2g4  15... f7f5 Very  solid play by Ju. 16. g4h3  16... d6e5  17. f4e5  17... c7e7  18. h3h5  18... g8h7 Depriving the queen of the g6 square. 19. h5e2  19... a8c8  20. f1f4 To double the rooks and provoke the g7-g5 move. 20... f8f7 Another solid prophylactical idea. 21. g2g4 Consistently mounting kingside pressure. 21... c8f8  22. e2g2  22... c5d4  23. c3d4  23... e4d2 A very serious mistake. White is in complete control  after the knight swap as she is obviously havng the better pieces. 24. d1d2  24... g7g6  25. g2h3 Next Rd2-g2 and all the white pieces will be  involved into the attack. 25... b7c8  26. d2g2  26... g6g5 A nervous move that makes things easier for the world  champion. Ju should have stayed and hoped for her construction to hold. 27. f4f3  27... h7g7  28. h3h5  28... c8d7  29. h2h4 Black position collapses. 29... f5g4  30. h5g6  30... g7h8  31. g6h6  31... h8g8  32. g2g4  32... f7g7 