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English: A design for a citizenship education board game, published in Liangyou on 1927-06-30. It is played by a group of children. Each takes a turn rolling a six-sided dice. A one indicates being selfish, and the player's token must move one step back. Two indicates corruption, and the player token moves three steps back. Three means one is exercising due diligence, and no movement is made. Four means showing patriotism, which is rewarded with one step forward. Five shows service to one's country, allowing two steps forward. A six is a worthy sacrifice, allowing three steps forward.
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Source Liangyou, 1927-06-30, p 33 (retrieved 27 December 2024)
Author Youth Drawing Association (製繪會協年青)

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