Domino cards are actually derived from the ancient Chinese ¡°Card Nine¡±. It is that after the 18th century spread to Italy, people used the points above the card Nine to make some puzzle games, then an Italian curiously raised the cards, gradually developing into the original ¡°Domino¡±.

In the second year of Song Canaan (A.D. 1120), a game called "bone cards" appeared among the people. This game of bone cards was introduced to the palace when Song Canaan, and then rapidly spread throughout the country. At the time, the bones were made mostly from tooth bones, so the bones were called "bone cards", and the people called it "bone nine".

On August 16, 1849, the Italian missionary Domino returned from China to Milan for eight years. He brought one after another gift to his family, but his daughter Domino only liked a set of 28 skeleton products - the ninth. Her boyfriend Arendt was an uncomfortable man, the little Domino let him raise the 28 cards one by one, not to fall, and also set the time to finish - if not successful, limit him to a week not to attend the dance! After seven-seven-four-nine days of training, Arendt finally changed the character strong, doing things hard, and surprised the Milanese. So, the missionary Domino to make more people play the skeleton, made a lot of wooden skeleton, and invented various ways of playing. Soon, the skeleton was quickly spread in Italy and throughout Europe, and the skelet

Later, the game was named ¡°Domino¡± to thank Domino for a sport that brought them such good. By the 19th century, Domino had become a worldwide sport. Among the non-Olympic projects, it was the most popular, the most participating and the most regionally expanded sport.

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