1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1c4  3... g8f6  4. d2d3  4... f8c5  5. c2c3  5... d7d6  6. e1g1  6... e8g8  7. f1e1  7... a7a5  8. h2h3  8... c5a7  9. c4b3 So far, normal and known moves from both sides. White can also try to develop the knight, on either a3 or d2. 9... h7h6  10. b1d2  10... c8e6  11. b3c2 White decides to avoid the bishop exchange. 11... f8e8 The most accurate. 12. d2f1  12... d6d5 Judging by the speed at which the Chinese player has reacted so far, she had all this prepared. 13. e4d5  13... d8d5  14. c1e3 A new move. 14... a7e3  15. f1e3  15... d5b5 A good square for the queen, attacking the pawn on b2. 16. c2a4 A critical move to fight for the initiative, despite Black achieving a good position with accurate play. White sacrifices a pawn. 16... b5b2  17. a1b1  17... b2c3  18. b1b7  18... e8e7 A solid and good reply. 19. d1b1 Preparing to bring the rook to c1. 19... c6b4  20. e1c1  20... c3a3  21. a4b3  21... b4a2 White seems almost lost here, but the Armenian chess player keeps finding resources, and the black position becomes difficult to defend. 22. c1c6 What an amazing move $1 The rook becomes very strong on the sixth rank. 22... e6b3  23. b7b3  23... a3a4  24. c6f6 An excellent exchange sac to open the king's position. 24... g7f6  25. e3f5  25... e7e8 The position can still be defended, but computer precision is required, and in practice the task is thankless. 26. d3d4 This is the point. White's rooks play a key role in this game, advancing vertically and horizontally, and (spoiler alert) both are sacrificed at some point. 26... e5d4  27. f3d4 The attack is decisive. 27... a8d8  28. f5h6  28... g8f8  29. b1h7  29... e8e1  30. g1h2  30... a4c4  31. h6f5 There are other winning moves. 31... f8e8  32. b3d3 Not the only way but the prettiest. 32... e8d7  33. d4e6 Extra points for another sacrifice. 33... d7e6  34. d3d8  34... c4f4  35. f5g3  35... e1e5  36. h7c2 The poor knight on a2 became a spectator in this game. 36... a2b4  37. c2c7 