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Big Size 144PCS Antique Chinese Travel Mahjong with Wooden Box & English instructions
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Mahjong Size: 36*25*18MM,
Wooden Box Size: 38*30*6CM
Weight:6.5kg
Mahjong tiles, also known as "Mahjong tiles". A type of competitive or recreational activity. The most attended project in the world. The number cards are divided into 10,000, strips (sockets), and cakes (tubes), each with four cards from one to nine, a total of 108 cards. There are also four cards in the middle, hair, white, east, south, west and north, plus eight flower cards, totaling 144. Four players play at the same time, each with 13 cards. After eating and bumping, they are combined. The first combination of four groups (three cards in a group) plus a pair of cards wins. The brick play originated in the Yin and Shang dynasties, and turned into a leaf play in the Tang Dynasty. The horse tag in the Ming Dynasty was the embryonic form of mahjong tiles, and it was formed in the late Qing Dynasty.
Wooden Box Size: 38*30*6CM
Weight:6.5kg
Mahjong tiles, also known as "Mahjong tiles". A type of competitive or recreational activity. The most attended project in the world. The number cards are divided into 10,000, strips (sockets), and cakes (tubes), each with four cards from one to nine, a total of 108 cards. There are also four cards in the middle, hair, white, east, south, west and north, plus eight flower cards, totaling 144. Four players play at the same time, each with 13 cards. After eating and bumping, they are combined. The first combination of four groups (three cards in a group) plus a pair of cards wins. The brick play originated in the Yin and Shang dynasties, and turned into a leaf play in the Tang Dynasty. The horse tag in the Ming Dynasty was the embryonic form of mahjong tiles, and it was formed in the late Qing Dynasty.
CN, Fujian
