Installation course of nine-ring chain

The installation course of the nine-ring chain is as follows:

The nine-ring chain is a traditional folk intellectual toy in China. It is made of metal wire and is sleeved on a horizontal plate or various frames with a ring handle. When playing, repeat the operation according to a certain procedure, so that the nine rings can be untied separately or combined into one. The following are the graphic steps of assembly.

material: nine-ring chain

1. First, hang the first ring of the nine-ring chain on the long frame of the nine-ring chain.

2. hang the second ring of the nine-ring on the long frame and take down the first ring.

3. Hang the third ring of the nine-ring chain on the long frame, together with the second ring.

4. Hang the first ring of the nine-ring chain on the long frame, and all three rings are on the frame.

5. Remove the first ring and the second ring. At this time, there is only the third ring on the frame.

6. hang the fourth ring of the nine-ring chain on the long frame.

7. Hang the first ring of the nine-ring chain on the long frame, and then there are the second, third and fourth rings on the frame.

8. Remove the third ring, and there are only the second and third rings on the frame.

9. Remove the second ring, leaving only the fourth ring.

1. By analogy, hang other rings on the frame according to the previous method.

11. Hang other rings on the frame according to the original method, so that the nine-ring is installed.

Introduction to the Nine-Chain Game

The Nine-Chain Game is a traditional folk intellectual toy spread in Shanxi Province. It uses nine rings connected in a string to win by unraveling. According to Yang Shen's "Total Record of Dan and Lead" in the Ming Dynasty, it was recorded that two intersecting rings were made of jade. "The two rings intersect each other into one, and they can be closed, solved into two, and merged into one."

Later, instead of jade, copper or iron became toys for women and children. It has a history of almost 2, years in China. In Zhuo Wenjun's letter to Sima Xiangru, there is a sentence that "the nine chains are broken from it". In the Qing Dynasty, a Dream of Red Mansions was also recorded by Lin Daiyu's skillful interpretation of the nine-linked chain. Zhou Bangyan also left a famous sentence about the nine-ring chain, "Be skillful and be able to Jie Lianhuan."