Korean yarrow throwing game Project batch: Provincial 4th batch project Protection unit: Wuchang Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center Representative inheritor: Jin Shanxiang The yarrow throwing game is a traditional game unique to the Korean ethnic group, also known as "yarrow throwing" or "yarrow throwing". The Korean ancestors used "yarrow throwing" to predict a good harvest in the coming year, and later it gradually evolved into a game that is deeply loved by the people. The yarrow throwing game equipment is simple, consisting of a chessboard (also called a horse field), dice, and chess pieces (made of 4 marked lentils or 4 semicircular wooden blocks about 20-30 cm long). The number of participants is 2 or more, divided into two groups A and B, and then numbered in order. Take turns to throw the dice in a counterclockwise direction, and place 4 chess pieces on the "horse field" according to the scores obtained by throwing the dice, starting from the starting point to the end point, and the group that finishes on the chessboard first wins. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)