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Mahjong is a traditional Chinese tile game that first became popular in the U.S. during the 1920s. The tile-based game, at its most basic level, is about making order out of chaos.

A Mexican woman who has lived in Shanghai for 12 years and teaches foreigners there how to play mahjong has trended on social media. Over the past few years, the woman, identified as Carmen, has ...

Mahjong originated in China in the mid-1800s and became popular among Jewish American women in the 1950s. Tiles are engraved with Chinese characters, flowers, dragons and bamboo.

Chung said. Variations of mahjong exist, including here in America, the Philippines and Japan. For more information, visit the Baldwin Park Mahjong Club website.

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un ditched the nuclear missile launch button for a rubber ring Tuesday, parking himself—cigarettes and soda to hand—beside the twin waterslides of his shiny new Wonsan ...

Kim Jong Un has erased a top military commander and a shipyard boss from official photos after a failed warship launch reportedly triggered the North Korean despot’s rage. Admiral Kim Myong Sik ...

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