What are the numbers corresponding to the six pictures of dice?

The six corresponding numbers of the dice are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 respectively. Usually used as props for table games, the most common dice is six-sided dice, which is a regular cube with one to six holes (or numbers) on it, and the sum of the opposite numbers must be seven. China's dice are used to being painted red at one and four o'clock. Dice is a random number generator, which is easy to make and obtain.

Legend has it that Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei were throwing dice in the harem and were about to lose. Only four o'clock can save the defeat. One of them was still spinning like this, and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty was in a hurry and even shouted "Four! Four! " It's four o'clock after the dust settles. As soon as Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was happy, he asked Gao Lishi to announce that red can be painted on the dice, but red can't be used indiscriminately.

Since the Qing Dynasty, the entertainment mode of dice has been basically decided, generally using three dice and a dice cup. The simplest dice cup can be replaced by a wooden bowl or a pottery bowl. Put a bottom plate under it to cover it when you roll the dice. Neither the dealer nor the player knows the number of dice.