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· 13 Jul 2021

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Chinese sticks

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Who does not remember the game of chino sticks, gathered with family or friends to share a while. This time of pandemic is a great opportunity to share and have a different time.
If you don't have it like it happened to me you can do it and here I explain how, in addition to a brief explanation of how to play

This is a fairly simple game, but precisely thanks to it people of any age can participate. Basically it consists of stacking sticks of different colors, each with a specific value, and trying to pull them out one by one without moving the others, to accumulate points.

Since you only need to have something that fits the clubs used in the game, you can use just about anything. Wooden skewers or skewers are the most convenient, but you can also use oriental chopsticks, or even toothpicks.


Paint them in different colors to assign values (you can use any paint you have at home, even markers or highlighters). Alternatively, if you can't paint them, write numbers on small pieces of paper and stick them to chopsticks with zeal. This way, you can reuse the chopsticks later by removing heat.