Mah Jong: just some infos about this game
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Mah Jong (Mah Jongg or Mai Jiang) is a traditional Chinese tile game with many variations.

An ancient game widely played in China and Japan, "American" mahjong came to the U.S. in the 1920s.

"Mah jong" became very popular, particularly in Jewish-American women's circles.

Also widely played in the U.S. is the Chinese version of the game.

This traditional version is simpler, and yet many believe it to be more enjoyable.

In Chinatowns throughout the country, mah jong is played regularly and often associated with gambling and serious competition.

For those who simply love games, mah jong can be played with the same enthusiasm and competitive spirit for "bones" or "chips" signifying points.

It is with the "friendly play" viewpoint that these notes are offered.

One warning, however: you may become hooked! You may begin to want to play all the time, and will spend your free time searching for different types of sets to collect.

The game resembles playing card games like rummy.

Many assert that playing cards derives from the ancient tile game of mah jong.

In the absence of the beautiful sets, often made of bone and bamboo, the game may also be played with special cards.

The literal translation of "Mah Jong" is "flax/hemp" "sparrow clattering.

"Those who play the game love the sound of the tiles as they are mixed together prior to the start of each hand.

Listening carefully, players hear the sound of the flax blowing in the wind and the sparrows clattering.

In recent times the Mah Jong games has become a computer game.

The digital variation is a "solitaire" game in wich the player fight against time.

Only rule is to reach the blank board eliminating all the tiles "two by two" in the fastest time possible.

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