Learn the tiles and a simple winning hand By Casual Chinese Mahjong
See tile families and melds before your first practice round.
Before you watch Creator’s simplified Chinese teaching game — 13-tile hands
Despite the URL, this page teaches a simplified 13-tile game, not standard Taiwanese 16-tile mahjong or NMJL play.
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Chinese Mahjong Channel Guide From Hu Mahjong
Start with the creator’s overview of the lesson channel.
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Chinese Mahjong Tiles Explained for Beginners (Suits, Winds, Dragons) From Hu Mahjong
Get to know the tile families before you try a practice hand.
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How to Win at Chinese Mahjong: Winning Hands Explained From Hu Mahjong
See how sets and a pair fit together in this creator’s teaching game.
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How to Set Up Chinese Mahjong: Break the Wall & Deal Tiles From Hu Mahjong
Follow the setup before the first turn.
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Game Actions to Win a Game of Mahjong From Hu Mahjong
Watch the actions that move a practice game along.
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Save resource Source & access details Original page label Learn the tiles and a simple winning hand Original provider Casual Chinese Mahjong Full scope record Creator’s simplified Chinese teaching game — 13-tile hands Before using the source Despite the URL, this page teaches a simplified 13-tile game, not standard Taiwanese 16-tile mahjong or NMJL play. Access record Provider says lessons are free with no account to read or watch; playback not tested. Why selected See tile families and melds before your first practice round. Page checked 2026-11-02 What was checked Provider page confirms four named video tutorials. Page and rules checked, not full videos, captions, or playback. November 2, 2026 maintenance: source-page text rechecked for its stated scope. No video playback, account, payment or external collection-viewer test. Media & reuse Creator retains copyright; follow the video links rather than copying or rehosting lessons. Something look off? Email about this resource Opens your email app with this page link. Add what you noticed and send it yourself. Private notes are not attached.
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