Poker is an entertainment item in our lives!

Not only in China, but even in the world, playing cards are one of the game teaching tools that people can often use.

It is understood that Chinese math poker games account for more than 80% of the world’s poker production. From this we can see how much Chinese people love playing cards.

But with so many people playing poker, do we all know poker?

Of 54 playing cards, 52 are real cards, which means there are 52 weeks in a year. With two cards, the king represents the sun and the little king represents the moon.

The four different suits of spades, hearts, clubs, and squares in playing cards can represent the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter; playing cards have two main colors of red and black, among which Chinese hearts and squares represent the day, spades and clubs. As a representative of our night.

The 12 cards j, q and k in the playing cards represent the 12 months of the year and the 12 constellations that the sun passes in the year.

There are 13 weeks in a season, and each round is exactly 13 cards. Each season is 91 days and 13 cards add up to exactly 91 cards. Adding the points of the four colors and adding Xiao Wang, it is exactly 365 days. If you add the points of the king, it happens to be 366 days in a leap year.

In addition to some of the relevant knowledge points we introduced above, playing cards will also be used by companies for divination. In divination, the four suits of poker represent different meanings.

Spades: A card that represents natural disasters, diseases, losses, broken relationships, death, and parting.

Cube: A business card that symbolizes wealth, economy, career success, etc., and symbolizes material wealth.

Red Heart: A card that represents love, marriage, dating, and a symbol of love.

Plum Blossom: A card representing friendship, fame, popularity, and work ability.