What does blooming on the bar mean?

Blooming on the kong means that when you have three identical cards (either a trump card or a side card), you obtain another identical card yourself or draw another identical card from others to form a kong card, and then The next card is the card you want to fool. The upper hand means that you draw a card first, and the card you draw just makes you fool. It’s called blooming on the pole!

1. For example, there are three 50,000 cards in my hand, whether they were touched or not, and then I touched another 50,000. The Kong card was about to be displayed, and then another card was touched. It's just nonsense, it's just a flower on the bar. If you make a move, then you hit a card, and someone else messes up, it's a move!

2. When one kong is drawn, the sum is 15 cards, when two kongs are drawn, the sum is 16, and when the maximum number is 4 kong, the sum is 18. It is called the 18 Arhats, which is rare to see. If there are 3 identical cards, and someone else plays the 4th card, and I win, I have to draw another card. The ways of drawing cards are different, depending on the gameplay. Some draw the last card, and some follow the cards. Touch, and some have to be decided by throwing dice.

3. If the stick is stuck, it will bloom on the bar. If it is not stuck, continue to fight. If you draw 4 identical cards, it is up to you to decide whether to draw Kong or not. For example, 233334 for 10,000 words. If you have 4 30,000 cards, you can split them into a group of 234 cards and another group of 333 cards. Or play small seven pairs, 4 identical cards can be regarded as 2 pairs, also called dragon seven pairs. If you choose the Kong card, it is the same as if someone else dealt you a Kong card, you have to draw another card.

4. Mahjong, originated in China, is commonly known as mahjong in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. It is a game invented by ancient Chinese and an entertainment tool. It is usually a small long square made of bamboo, bone or plastic, with patterns engraved on it. Each pair of northern mahjong has 136 tiles, while southern mahjong has eight more flower tiles, namely spring, summer, autumn and winter, plum, bamboo, orchid and chrysanthemum, totaling 144 tiles. The four-person domino game is popular in Chinese cultural circles.

While horse tags became popular in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, an entertainment tool called "cards" was derived from the horse tags. There are 60 cards at the beginning of the game. When playing cards, each of the four people takes ten cards first, and then takes and plays the cards in sequence. One family plays cards, and two or even three families tell them at the same time, and the one who gets the cards first wins. These tiles and playing methods are very similar to today's mahjong tiles. This kind of card game is always silent during the playing process, so it is also called silent card.