Mahjong light box

In Hong Kong and countries in Southeast Asia, locals visit each other's homes during the Chinese New Year to share blessings and spread happiness. One of the favorite activities among locals during this festive time is to play Mahjong.   The Green Dragon in Mahjong is one of the three Dragon tiles, known as the "Green Dragon" or "Fa" (發) tile. The Chinese character 發 translates to "to become wealthy" or "to prosper." This tile often features a green color and may have the image of a stylized dragon.   In East and Southeast Asia, this tile is considered lucky and is a symbol of wealth.   The Red Dragon in Mahjong is one of the three Dragon tiles, known as the "Red Dragon" or "Zhong" (中) tile. The Chinese character 中 translates to "center". This tile is considered one of the honor tiles and is often used in various combinations to form winning hands in the game. The White Dragon in Mahjong is one of the three Dragon tiles, known as the "White Dragon" or "Bak Ban/Bai Ban" (白板) tile. The tile without any markings.   This tile is considered one of the honor tiles and is often used in various combinations to form winning hands in the game. Unlike the suit tiles that represent different suits (bamboo, characters, and circles), the honor tiles don't follow a numerical sequence. Instead, they depict various symbolic images, and the dragons are considered the most powerful among the honor tiles. The One dot or 一筒 (Yat Tong in Cantonese and Yi Tong in Mandarin) is an iconic tile piece with a circle dot. Collect them all and more will come.