The life I yearn for, all the rules of the game

The mode of Life I yearn for is that Huang Lei, He Jiong and Henry Liu live in a place called Mushroom House, and they need to be self-sufficient for three meals a day. Hard currency is corn and melon seeds, corn can be exchanged for meat, and melon seeds can be exchanged for beer. Every program will have guests visiting, and Sangu mainly tries to entertain them and meet their food requirements.

The life I yearn for only requires stars and guests: picking in the fields, making a stove, and living a self-sufficient life with the traditional rice, oil and salt that Nong Curie only has.

If there is additional demand, they need to exchange corresponding labor. A good life is bought with both hands. By bringing the guests back to life itself, the program tells some simple truths, such as cherishing the value of a meal and talking about the hospitality of China people.

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The rules of the game of longing for life:

The hottest game in the third season is the switch game, "This is on, this is off, this is on or off". In fact, you should add actions while talking. In order to confuse each other, people with quick brains can see the flaw at a glance. The rule of this game is to see whether the questioner's mouth is open or closed. I believe the audience who watched the program already know the answer.

In addition to the switch game, there are abcd games, "Radish is A, vegetables are B, pot is C, and what is D". You can add anything before the three letters of abc. Just say "D is X". The rule of this game is that no matter what abc is, the answer must be "D Yes", otherwise it is wrong.

There is also a game of catching butterflies, "Catch butterflies, catch butterflies, catch butterflies, guess how many butterflies I caught". It depends on the questioner's hand. Imagine that there is a nine-square grid in front of you with the number 1-9 written on it. In which grid did the questioner's hand end up? How many butterflies are there?

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Yearning for Life