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Event Invitation
Dear students and aspiring Mahjong players, we’re excited to invite you to our monthly Mahjong workshop. Designed by our expert instructors, this workshop is tailored to guide you through the beginner stage with custom worksheets and exercises, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable learning experience. We guarantee you’ll make great progress.
For those who are ready to level up, we offer Not-so-Beginners Level 2 workshop to further hone your skills. Simply book your table at checkout.
For those who have completed our workshops or already know how to play, you can book a Just Play ticket to join in the fun.
Our workshop isn’t just about mastering Mahjong; it’s also a fantastic social space to share stories, exchange strategies, and make lasting connections. Depending on the theme, we may offer festive treats and drinks, along with complimentary tea and coffee throughout the session.
The tiles are set, the strategy is brewing, and we can’t wait to roll the dice with you!
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Cultural introduction
Mahjong, originating from China during the Qing dynasty, is a game deeply entrenched in cultural tradition and symbolism. Its name, meaning “sparrow” in Chinese, reflects its early association with the chirping of birds. Over the centuries, Mahjong has evolved into a beloved pastime enjoyed by millions worldwide. Its intricately designed tiles, adorned with symbols from Chinese mythology and daily life, hold deep cultural significance. Mahjong is not just a game of skill and strategy; it is a reflection of social dynamics and familial traditions. Played during festivals, family gatherings, and special occasions, Mahjong serves as a means of bonding and socialising among friends and relatives. Beyond entertainment, Mahjong embodies the values of etiquette, humility, and respect for tradition. Today, it continues to captivate players of all ages and backgrounds, bridging cultural divides and fostering a sense of camaraderie through shared enjoyment of this timeless game.
March 22 @ 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm GMT



