Poker painting

The drawing method of playing cards is as follows:

1. First, draw two rectangles on the paper with a colored pen.

2. Draw a small rectangle inside the rectangle on the left, draw two aces of spades diagonally, or draw other numbers.

3. Draw a small rectangle on the rectangle on the right and change the number to 2 hearts.

4. Finally, draw two playing cards with black strokes.

Poker is a kind of playing cards, which is often used to play poker games.

The origin of playing cards

One theory was invented by Zhang Sui, an astronomer in the Tang Dynasty. It was originally called "Ye Zi Xi" because the card is only as big as a leaf. Ouyang Xiu, a writer in the Song Dynasty, also recorded "Yezixi" in the Record of Returning to the Field, which was developed from word games.

During the Yuan Dynasty, Kyle Polo traveled to China and served as an official in the court of China for a long time. He has a close relationship with the upper intellectuals and learned this game. Later it spread to Europe.

At first, it was only a luxury of nobles, but it soon became popular among the people because of its low cost, diverse gameplay and easy learning. Europeans improved the card game according to their own culture and traditions, and finally "playing cards" appeared.

There is another saying. According to legend, as early as the battle between Chu and Han at the end of Qin Dynasty, General Han Xin invented a card game to relieve soldiers' homesickness. Because these cards are only the size of leaves, they are called "Ye Zi Xi". ("leaf card", two fingers size. The "leaf card" with a length of 8 cm and a width of 2.5 cm is made of silk and paper, and the pattern is printed by woodcut.

It is said that this is the embryonic form of playing cards. Poker has been changing for hundreds of years. It is said that the earliest Sika came into Europe from Asia during the Crusades in the13rd century.

/kloc-In the 6th century, a card called "Shengpai" was popular in the West. In the early17th century, it evolved into a whist card game similar to bridge, which was popular in London and England and Holland. 1894, bridge came into being in London Club, England, and this kind of bridge evolved into the present poker.