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Introduction to chess game
"Go chess" (Utz game) is a very popular traditional game in Korea. Throw four semi-short logs (with planes), in which "Dao" means three jumps and one turn into one point (with a log plane on the top), "Gai" means two jumps and two turns into two points (with two logs on the top), "Geer" means three jumps and one jump into three points (with three logs on the top), and "Swim" means all turns into four points (with four logs on the top) If it's "you", "you" or eating the opponent's pieces (walking to the same position as the opponent's pieces), you will be rewarded with a chance to March, and the winner will be the one whose four pieces have finished a round on the board. According to legend, this game originated in Fuyu era, aiming at competing to breed more livestock, in which "Dao", "Gai", "Geer", "You" and "Mao" represent pigs, dogs, sheep, cattle and horses respectively.
Game interface
Displays the player's game order.
Select a team
Click here or press the space bar to roll the dice (semi-round short wood).
The player with a cabin next to Lianzhong Show is the owner.
Fragments of your own team
The opponent's chess piece
Players who roll dice will hold lanterns in their hands.
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