Chinese Sticks or Mikado

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@rorocando22 · 23 Jun 2021

Chinese Sticks or Mikado

Who hasn't played chino sticks, I challenge you to pull a stick Blank without moving the others. Let's see who is encouraged???

Chinese sticks, also known as Mikado or chopsticks, are the elements used in a game of dexterity that is based on the ability to control hand movement and coordination between hand and eye; therefore, it helps the development of motor skills.

Playing Mikado.
Play with a set of rods with painted bands of various colors; tell yourself a bundle of rods. These are approximately 20 centimeters long and about 5 millimeters thick in diameter, each of the poles. Nowadays the rods are made of plastic or wood, although they were originally made of wood or ivory, in their most noble construction.

Chopsticks are common colors: red, green, yellow and blue, and of all chopsticks, only one of them is black, or in some cases white. The black stick (or white) is unique and important in the game. The other coloured sticks are of varying quantities, and have different score values depending on their color, the most valuable being the single stick
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