There are no fields in Macao, only Zhuang and leisurely jingles.

There are no fields in Macao, only Zhuanghe leisure jingles are as follows:

There are no fields in Macao, only Zhuang and leisure. Take three sides, eat seafood every day. Two sides match two sides, and the villa is near the sea. Two sides with three sides, sleeping on the roadside. This is a jingle that satirizes the current situation of gamblers in Macao, and it has spread because it is catchy. In Macau, China, the gaming industry plays an important role in Macau's economy.

Many tourists like gambling in Macau, and many locals often go to casinos. Generally speaking, gambling is also an economic activity of betting on social welfare lottery, various sports lottery and local development lottery. It is also known as an industry of individuals and institutions that rely entirely on gambling to maintain their increased income, which is the same as what we call gambling.

The development of Macao's gambling industry

Gambling has a long history in Macao. As early as 1847, the Macao government issued a decree to legalize gambling. Macao is known as a gambling port, and the gambling industry has a long history in Macao, with a history of over 150 years. In early years, the most popular gambling was rice stalls and Pai Jiu. In the 20th century, western gambling games were introduced into Macao, which merged with local gambling laws and formed a diversified gambling pattern.

At first, gambling was banned in Macao, but later, in order to solve the embarrassment of sharp decline in trade and income shortage, the Australian and Portuguese authorities implemented open investment, set up gambling industry, and collected gambling funds from casinos to increase their income. In the mid-1960s, Portuguese and Australian authorities mainly relied on gambling fees and opium taxes. Macau is now one of the three largest gambling cities in the world, known as Monte Carlo in the East and Las Vegas in the East.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Macao jingle