What I want to share this time is childhood toys and games. A good game is definitely closely related to children’s brain training. What kind of games did I play in kindergarten that affected the formation of my personality?




Have you ever played with any of the above childhood toys?
In those years, we all followed the cartoons
Looking back at the craziest days of watching TV, I was in K1, 2, and 3. Because I only went to school for half a day and spent half a day at home, I quickly finished my homework and watched “430 Shuttle”. I basically watched any cartoons broadcast on the radio. I was only one year old when “Gundam” and “Little Lobo” were broadcast, so I don’t have much impression.

“Little Cream” is of course my favorite because it has more plot and tells the story of the infighting between the singer and the manager. I also like Xiao Tao’s clothes, although she is very noisy. Have you noticed that among the female characters in Japanese animation, one must be noisy and the other is cool. I definitely like cool characters. In “Conan”, I definitely prefer Haibara Ai instead of Xiaolan. I also thought “Q Taro” was ugly, but I liked watching him turn into a slipper (laughing). In “Six Gods Together”, I liked watching him fly out of the peach on the six mountains. Also, because of my boarding, I always get up at 6:45 on Sundays, so I would watch “Sarah’s Story” on Sunday mornings. I also watched the animated version of “Axin’s Story”, “Wild Swan”, “Nezha”, “The Little Mermaid”, and the 1988 “Dragon Ball”. I also liked watching it when I first started looking for Dragon Ball. Turtle Sennin is also very interesting.


Love someone you had a crush on

“Ding Dong”, “Galaxy Railroad 999”, “Dr. IQ”, “Ninjago”, etc. I remember having a crush on “Golden Warriors” and a clear love for Lin Yuansan and Sam Binjun in “Captain Soccer”. Now that I think about it, why do I like Lin Yuansan? He should be the representative of tall, rich and handsome people, haha! And the character of Sam Bin Chun is set to have a heart disease, so he will be even more heartbroken. If he is “sick and painless”, he must be more powerful than Dai Zhiwei! I watched a lot less cartoons after boarding because I only went home during the Weekend. “Heroes of the Devil”, “Around the World in 80 Days”, and “One Moment Together” were very slow-paced and I didn’t like them. I didn’t like “Britney” because the eyes were painted like crystals.


The game that changed my life?
When I was in primary school, my mother’s friends would come over to our house on weekends and they would gamble at night, usually on “Thirteen Cards”. They called it “shooting”, which means “bang bang bang”. Thirteen cards with the head, middle and tail all covered were in the category of “shooting”. They also played dice, in short, some gambling games with “poker”.

I was watching from the side. I understood the more I saw. If I didn’t understand, I asked. After asking, I became knowledgeable. I knew how to take thirteen cards and arrange them. What are “snake”, “flower” and “captive”? Which one is bigger? The “head” is smaller than the “middle”, and the “middle” is smaller than the “tail”. It cannot be top-heavy. I already learned this in kindergarten!
Poker effectively trains reactions and thinking
At that time, my brother and sister were boarding, and when I was bored at home, I would practice shuffling and dealing cards with poker cards. From a young child to an adult, I would be the fastest in the class! The fingers are also very flexible. I quickly memorized all the poker terms: “pair”, “three of a kind”, “pair”, “pair”, two “pair”, three “pair” to make a snake and so on… In addition, how many bets need to be calculated? You can really play for a long time by fighting and grabbing, etc. You must think fast enough and make judgment. Judgment call. Do you want to “punch” or J, Q, K “leave tail”? Do you want to split the “flower” to split the “snake”, split the “pair” and “three” from the “flower”. A deck of poker cards can keep children playing for a long time. “Thirteen Cards” is indeed a good exercise.
Does a good brand have a good character?
This saying is true. In addition to “thirteen cards”, when I was in elementary school, I would also “hoe big dee” and play with chips. By the third and fourth grade, I would use my own profit money to make bets. There were also “double speculation” and “three speculation”. Later, I played more aggressively with my friends. If I lost more, I would say “get a 50% discount!” Therefore, poker is not only a training for the eyes, hands, and brain, but also a training for EQ. There are losers and winners, and learning succeeds and fails. If you lose the next game, the most you can do is “appeal” or “draw the banker”. So I think giving a pair of “poker cards” to children to play with, teaching them and then letting them explore on their own is definitely a good toy that is both educational and brain-boosting!




