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Chinese SolitaireMahjong solitaire is a matching game that uses a set of Mahjong tiles rather than cards. It is also known as Shanghai solitaire or computerized mahjong, MahJong solitaire, and, also as Mahjong. The tiles come from the four-player game popular in East Asia known as Mahjong. continued below:Play Chinese Solitaire Now
The 144 tiles are arranged in a special four-layer pattern with their faces upwards. A tile is open if it can't move left or right without displacing other tiles. The objective is matching open pairs of identical tiles and removing the tiles from the board. Chinese Solitaire is finished when all pairs have been removed from the board or when there are no more exposed pairs remaining.Mahjong solitaire is played alone or played in groups of two. The history of Majong dates back before Jesus, some where around 200 B.C. in the Pingle Ancient Town. The town exist today and Majong is played extensively throughout the community. It's a form of gambling there, so you better bring you money! |
Objective of Chinese Solitaire GameThe objective of Chinese Solitaire is collecting a set of 14 tiles together in a group into 4 melds of 3 tiles each and a matched pair. The melds can be either three identical tiles, known as a Pung, or a straight of three tiles of one suit marked with consecutive numbers, known as a Chow. Enjoy some of these traditional Chinese games with your family, perhaps when you are learning about China or celebrating Chinese New Year. Blind Men Chinese kids traditionally played "Blind children" or "Chicken kids", with exactly the same rules as our "Blind Man's Bluff". Cat Catching Mice A fun chase game which is perfect for the playground or a large room. © The Joy Luck Club Chinese Solitaire 2000-2008, All Rights Reserved. LINKS
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