Should Mahjong be banned? What do you think?

If playing mahjong is just to kill time and entertain the body and mind, why should we get rid of it. Nowadays, square dancing is rampant, and people are obsessed with playing with mobile phones...

Can mahjong be cancelled, so that these people can dance? Or go to fight the landlord? I saw a kind of mahjong with cards as big as a matchbox in rural Zhejiang. My grandmother and her two grandsons played with me, and we beat each other when we lost. Thinking about it now, it's very warm.

There is a mahjong parlor at the entrance of the community. Most of the old ladies and gentlemen in the yard go there to play after lunch. After five o'clock, they sit in the yard and the children come back to eat together at six o'clock.

A friend opened a teahouse. I went there once. Most of them played cards. A table of tea cost 60 yuan. Those who wanted to play mahjong and those who wanted to play double buckle had their own fun. There were side dishes and rice. It doesn't cost much, and it's really nice to get together with friends.

Nowadays, it is really good to crack down on gangsters and eliminate evil. Those who make a fortune through gambling and those who trick others into losing money and borrowing loan sharks will be severely punished if they are caught. Big gambling and gambling will be stopped without mercy.

Square dancing takes up space and makes too much noise. Some ladies are too domineering and occupy the road without giving pedestrians any space to walk. If you want to pass by, you have to wait for them to dance and change positions, which affects your mood very much.

If mahjong is cancelled, the number of people playing mahjong will also be very large. Suddenly they will not play cards and have nothing to do every day, which will also be a factor of instability.

One attitude is to investigate and deal with it resolutely, and the other is that one size does not fit all.

In fact, many mahjong parlors have wandered on the edge of gambling and entertainment. Big gambling hurts the body, small gambling brings pleasure, but in the end it is still gambling.

Mahjong parlors and loud noises affect the normal lives of residents in the community. Men, women, old and young, running around day and night, the scene is full of people. Various May friends chatted among themselves, whether they knew each other or not.

A waste of energy. When playing mahjong, people are in a state of high tension, and sometimes they play all night. Various chronic diseases, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, etc., are all on the rise. People's life rhythm is out of order, and they often feel exhausted, which affects their study, work and life.

Waste of time. A lot of time is wasted at the card table, family life is delayed, and there is less companionship between spouses, children, and parents.

Inspire conflict. It causes disharmony in neighbor relations, and people feel angry because of losing money in mahjong. Bad emotions can easily be vented on spouses, causing disputes.

Pleasure of mind and body. Especially for middle-aged and elderly people, if they have nothing to do at home after retirement, they can prevent Alzheimer's disease by inviting a few friends to play mahjong together.

Good for socializing. When friends get together, you can't just chat. You can talk about anything at the mahjong table. It doesn't hurt your body like drinking at a party. It can bring you closer without hurting your body.

Exercise your thinking. The sudden change of situation on the mahjong table requires careful thinking, high concentration, rapid reasoning and judgment, which is beneficial to developing brain function and improving reaction ability.

I believe that mahjong for the purpose of gambling should be prohibited, such as mahjong parlors; mahjong for the purpose of social activities should be conducted appropriately, such as between families, relatives and friends.

This is somewhat similar to smoking. Smoking is harmful to health, but so many people still smoke it. The state does not ban it, but the tax on cigarettes is very heavy and smuggling of cigarettes is prohibited. Mahjong is a traditional entertainment project in my country. It is inappropriate to ban it across the board. Relevant departments should actively manage and guide it. In addition to having a business license to open a mahjong parlor, you must also register with the public security and pay taxes. Anyone without a license will be banned. Business locations must not disturb residents. The business content is mutual entertainment with a small amount of money. The operator should be trained first and promise to operate legally. If gambling involves a large amount, both the mahjong player and the operator should be severely punished once discovered.

No, Mahjong, as a traditional form of entertainment for Chinese people, has been passed down and developed for thousands of years. What kind of person is the scariest? People who have nothing to do! When the "entertainment" mode of these people is cancelled, they will think of other ways to cause trouble, which is not as reassuring as this method that is well known to the public.

What should be banned is not human mahjong, but the quality of society that should be improved.

As a kind of entertainment, Mahjong is very popular in China. It is a good way to get together during the New Year, and it can also increase emotional exchanges between people.

Like me Just like playing tens of thousands of landlords in Yu with friends, we can play together as long as we join a circle of relatives and friends, and we can exchange feelings together when we have nothing to do

Mahjong has been a part of our Chinese nation for five thousand years. The cultural products created and left behind are highly entertaining. They are the treasures of history and the pride of the Chinese people. It has been spread abroad to this day, and foreigners can't put it down as if they have found a treasure. It would be a shame to our ancestors if it had been passed down for five thousand years and was unfortunately banned and lost in our generation. The reason why the existence of Mahjong is currently controversial is that it can be used for entertainment and gambling. If someone uses Mahjong to gamble, it will be banned based on China's national conditions. However, we must not get the concept wrong. What we prohibit is gambling, and It is not a ban on mahjong entertainment. Everyone knows that gamblers can gamble in any way. For example, at a dinner party for a few people, they can use the meal to guess how many grains of rice are in the bowl. The bet is one million. This should be regarded as crowd gambling. Therefore, we ban the circulation of rice. , and prohibiting eating, this would be a big joke. There are thousands of examples, but the principle is actually the same.

Mahjong can be said to be the most popular form of entertainment in China, and it is also a part of traditional Chinese culture. Taking the ban on playing mahjong as a measure to ban gambling is first of all a mistake and a joke in terms of thinking. What we want to ban is gambling, not mahjong! Gambling can be done in many ways. There are thousands of big casinos around the world, but few use mahjong for gambling. You can still gamble while playing Poker and Pai Gow. Banning mahjong does not prohibit the existence of gambling. The key to banning gambling is to strengthen management and legal education. Formalism will only arouse public resentment and will not help!

There is a mahjong parlor on my street. I go there every day when I have nothing to do. If someone volunteers to form a group, they set up a table of mahjong to play. Most of the neighbors meet and chat here every day. They chatted about world events, ancient people from the past, and revolutionary wars. This feeling is really good. If an old street and its neighbors are to be demolished in the future, this feeling may never be gone. Now the government says gambling is good, but people also need a happy life. It can't be one size fits all, right? Little mahjong is also a kind of friendship bridge. It’s part of people’s lives

You can also gamble by turning over slates and guessing the back of your hand. If gambling is used as an excuse to ban it, anything can be used as a tool for gambling. There is no need to be overly nervous.

Although I don’t like mahjong, I never play it. Even if someone asks me to fill the gap, I may only participate once or twice.

But the fact that Mahjong can be passed down as a cultural and entertainment product in China also proves that it has a huge market, brings happiness to many people, and kills time for many boring people! Therefore, it should be said that it has played its due role and can also be regarded as one of the crystallizations of the essence of the ancient Chinese people.

If it were placed in South Korea, maybe it could be applied for World Heritage status? Even if we can't mention such a high agenda, it is still necessary to let it develop naturally. Just try not to use it as a tool for gambling, otherwise it will be a pity!

Small Gambling Yiqing , Big gambling is nerve-wracking. Playing mahjong is a common phenomenon in China and cannot be banned. The government and public security must provide correct guidance and formulate relevant regulations and boundaries, and cannot be one-size-fits-all. The entertainment limit of mahjong parlors can only be between 2 and 5 yuan. Police stations and communities in various places can send supervisors to regularly supervise and inspect. If the limit is exceeded, the mahjong parlors will be closed and the owners of the mahjong parlors will be punished.

I agree with mahjong entertainment, but I don’t agree with big gambling. As long as it is a small punishment of paid mahjong that does not affect the family’s life, it should be allowed