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Tangram is an intellectual game. As the name implies, the jigsaw puzzle consists of seven boards. According to the research of modern mathematical historians, Tangram was invented between Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In Europe and America, tangram is often called Tangtu, but this is a misunderstanding, because the correct pronunciation of the English word Tangram is Dantu, because the creator of Tangram is a water resident living in the southeast coast of China, and is called Egg House.

Tangram is used to study mathematical problems in combinatorial analysis, so it is closely related to electronic computer, programming technology and artificial intelligence.

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Tangram has numerous benefits and uses. The following are the benefits and uses of Tangram: shape concept, visual discrimination, cognitive skills, visual memory, hand-eye coordination, encouraging openness, spreading thinking and creating opportunities.

Tangram is a good partner to inspire children's intelligence, both ancient and modern. It can connect children with objects and forms, and has great development space for cultivating children's observation, imagination, morphological analysis and creative logic.

It is widely used by parents to help children learn basic logical relations and mathematical concepts. It can help children understand the meaning of various geometric figures, numbers, perimeters and areas, and understand Pythagorean theorem.

Tangram can also teach children to recognize colors and guide them to understand the division and synthesis of graphics, thus enhancing their hand intelligence, patience and observation.