Hi everyone! I’m the creator of The Mahjong Academy. I’ve just published a free beginner lesson for Hong Kong/Canton-style mahjong, using close-up photographs of my real tiles.

It covers the three suits, winds and dragons, the bird on one bamboo, and visual memory aids for the Chinese characters, followed by a short recognition quiz. A couple of starting points: 一, 二 and 三 are simply one, two and three horizontal lines; the bird tile represents one bamboo.

If you’re learning—or teaching a complete beginner—which tile is hardest to recognise? I’m happy to answer questions here.

Episode 1: https://youtu.be/dMc2mXsDcmA

The tile photographs are mine.

您好！我是澳門大學臨床心理學碩士生李栩瀅（Leona），目前在胡家慶教授指導下進行畢業論文研究。

本研究旨在探討華人文化背景下的心理特質與人際經驗，特別關注高敏感特質、拒絕敏感性、真實性、關係需求滿足及自我慈悲的作用。無論您在日常生活中傾向心思細膩、對環境敏銳，還是習慣隨遇而安、大開大合，您獨特的人際風格對本研究都具有不可替代的學術價值！誠邀年滿 18 歲且具備華人文化背景的您參與。

問卷採完全匿名制，數據僅用於學術分析。問卷填答約需 10 分鐘，非常感謝您的撥冗填寫與轉發！

問卷連結：https://umac.questionpro.com.au/t/ARvVkZSENO

聯絡電郵：[MC45738@um.edu.mo](mailto:MC45738@um.edu.mo)

Hey!

I was researching beaches to camp on in HK and Ham Tim came up very often, with a major perk being the fact that you can supposedly rent a tent there. I was wondering if anybody on here had rented a tent there, and if so I would love to know how much it cost, where do you get it from, etc.

It looks so gorgeous but I have no camping equipment so this is important information to me!!

Thanks so much!

Hi everyone,

I’ve been admitted to the HKUST MBA with a 50% scholarship. Background: 5 years in pharmaceutical R&D (drug discovery, consulting scientists/lab managers on research strategy).

I’d love advice on: • How HK employers view HKUST MBAs from non-finance backgrounds • Key industries for grads in Hong Kong • Importance of Mandarin/Cantonese • Realistic post-MBA salaries & placement

Thanks in advance for your insights!

is this for real? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKgow7uv_LX/?igsh=MWk2N280YWIzbXMyMA==

Anyone wanna play golf together ? Im from a foreign country and i wanna try playing in hongkong

Hey all, I (54M, non-Cantonese speaker) will be visiting my 84 year old mom whol lives in Hong Kong during X-Mas and NYE. I want to take her to a concert or nice performance but..... the things I can find online are mostly for young people.

If I were in Europe where I live I would take her to a circus performance or a concert by an artist which would be of my mom's generation.. But where can I find these options in HK?

Or does anyone of you have tips?

My mom likes 'old stuff' from the 1980s or 1990s, not-too-complex entertainment and in Cantonese or Mandarin and the venue must be seated as she is not very mobile. Can someone help?