Chinese Mahjong Guides

Mahjong Guides is a visual Chinese Mahjong learning app for beginners, travelers, language learners, and anyone who wants to understand real Chinese Mahjong rules step by step. Learn how Mahjong tiles work, how a winning hand is built, and how different Chinese Mahjong variants are played. The app combines picture-based lessons, bilingual table vocabulary, rule explanations, and a simple AI practice table so you can study Mahjong and immediately try what you learned. What you can learn: - Chinese Mahjong tile families: Characters, Bamboo, Dots, Winds, and Dragons - Basic hand structure: melds, sequences, triplets, pairs, and Hu - Common table calls: Chi, Peng, Gang, Hu, Ting Pai, Zi Mo, and more - Chinese Official Mahjong / MCR fundamentals - Sichuan Mahjong and the missing-suit rule - Hong Kong and Cantonese Mahjong basics - Beijing Mahjong fundamentals - Taiwanese 16-tile Mahjong hand planning Main features: - Visual Mahjong lessons with tile examples - Clear explanations for multiple Chinese Mahjong rule sets - Tile atlas with Chinese names, English names, and pinyin-style learning support - AI practice mode for draw, discard, ready hand checks, and winning hand shape - Smart coach hints for suggested discards and hand reading - Glossary for Chinese Mahjong terms and table language - Beginner-friendly flow from first tile recognition to first winning hand This app is designed for people who find Mahjong interesting but confusing at first. Instead of mixing every local rule together, Mahjong Guides separates each rule set into its own learning path. You can start with basic Chinese Mahjong tiles, learn the universal four-melds-plus-a-pair structure, then move into regional variants such as Sichuan Mahjong, Hong Kong Mahjong, Beijing Mahjong, and Taiwanese Mahjong. Practice mode is intentionally simplified for learning. It focuses on the core draw-discard rhythm, hand shape recognition, ready tile awareness, and beginner decision making. This helps new players build confidence before joining a real Mahjong table. Whether you are learning Mahjong for travel, family games, Chinese culture, language practice, or casual strategy, Mahjong Guides gives you a practical way to study rules, remember tile names, and practice with AI opponents. Start learning Chinese Mahjong today: recognize the tiles, understand the rules, practice the hand, and say Hu with confidence.