Ask for a card trick … arrange nine cards in three rows or three rows, then the magician will turn his back on the cards, everyone will point to a card, and then the magician will tell you which card

Ask for a card trick … arrange nine cards in three rows or three rows, then the magician will turn his back on the cards, everyone will point to a card, and then the magician will tell you which card to point to. Take out a card and let the audience remember a card. Put nine cards in three stacks from left to right, and then pick up the stacked cards from left to right. If a spectator picks up a stack of cards that he remembers, put them in the middle! Remember, the middle.

The earliest number of playing cards varied from place to place. 78 in Italy, 32 in Germany, 40 in Spain and 52 in France. In the future, there will be 52 cards in each deck of international playing cards, plus two wild cards (also known as kings or children) and 54 cards.

Introduction to playing cards.

Playing cards are divided into four colors, namely spades, hearts (or hearts), diamonds and clubs. Four colors have different names. The French call it "spear, heart, square and clove leaf", the Germans call it "leaf, heart, bell and acorn" and the Italians call it "sword, coin, stick and wine glass".