Funny chinese game

If you are looking for a few Chinese wedding traditions to incorporate into your wedding, these Chinese door games will make for fun and lighthearted memories for years to come. In this traditional Chinese wedding game, the bridesmaids hold the bride hostage in her home until the groom presents the bridesmaids with enough red envelopes to satisfy them. This game is designed to prove the loyalty of the groom, that he will do whatever it takes to get his bride.

This Chinese door game is perhaps the oldest and most traditional game that you could incorporate and can be played either as part of the wedding processional or at the door of the wedding banquet. Source: Trouve Photography. The Four Flavors of Life is another classic funny Chinese wedding reception game.

Marriage is a part of life, and is bound to have its sweet, sour, bitter and spicy moments. Source: Bethany Carlson Photography. A family member or bridesmaid will then ask the fiance to answer these questions. Source: Acorn Productions. This Chinese door game is perfect for a tea ceremony setting as well as a wedding banquet.

In order to win over his bride and prove his love, the groom has to make an elaborate and heartfelt declaration of love. This declaration can come in the form of a vow, a poem, or an original song. The aim is to convince the bride, and if she is satisfied, the groom wins!

You can even find some inspiration from ancient Chinese love proverbs. By being exposed to language and cultural content in a modern Chinese environment, learners gain authentic cultural experiences, and develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. On-demand school program. Created with educators in mind, Fun China World provides features, curriculum, and resources teachers need in classroom. We also provide online solutions to help schools succeed in the Chinese program. Thanks for playing the game with us.

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Everyone like the game. Are we playing the game today? Ready to get started? Wai So Dim — Why so dim? Dum Gai — Dumb Guy? Chin Tu Fat — Chin too fat? Kum Hia Nao — Come here now? Wai Yu Kum Nao — Why you come now? Wai Yu Mun Ching — Why you munching? Hoo Flung Dung — Who flung dung? Hu Yu Hai Ding — Who you hiding?! Tai Ni Poo Ni — Tiny puny? No Bai Dam Ting — No buy, damn thing!