Mahjong play and rules

Mahjong play and rules are as follows:

1, shuffle: face down shuffle, each person code 36 tiles, each for the 18 dun, placed in front of their own door;

2, code tiles: shuffle evenly, each person code 36 tiles, two tiles up and down on top of a stack for a dun, each for the 18 dun, and yards into a wall of tiles placed in front of their own The four people wall of cards in front of the door, the wall of cards left and right into a square.

3, open tiles: national standard mahjong, the dealer rolls the dice, the sum of the two dice points is the base of the open tiles. With the dealer as the first, counterclockwise order points, count to the point position for the opening of the wall of tiles. From right to left in order to count to the same as the number of points of the pier, the dealer began to grab the next two pier cards, the next family and then in clockwise order to grab the cards, until each person grabbed 3 times *** 12 cards, and then by the dealer jumped (every other pier) to grab the upper two cards, and other people in turn, each grabbed a card. The dealer **** has 14 cards and everyone else has 13 cards each.

4, the cards, review the cards, fill the flower: sorting and organizing the cards in the hand, neatly arranged, review the card situation. If there is a flower card in the hand, the dealer will first make up the flower, i.e., take a card from the end of the wall of cards. The other three players will take their turn to make up the hwatu one by one, and if they come back with a hwatu card, they will wait until the end of the round to make up the hwatu.

5, line of cards: line of cards is the process of playing cards. From the dealer played the first card to start, the process includes grabbing, out of the card, eat the card, touch the card, open the kong (open kong, dark kong), make up until and cards or deserted cards.

The influence of mahjong:

Mahjong is not only a unique game, but also a sport that combines puzzles, fun, and games, charms, and rich connotations, and long oriental cultural characteristics, and thus has become an important part of China's traditional cultural treasures. Mahjong is very popular in China's vast urban and rural areas, and its popularity involves all social strata and fields, and has already entered thousands of households, becoming the most large-scale and influential intellectual sports activity in China. The objective existence of mahjong is a reality that no one can avoid in China today.