Learn geography, practice mathematics, play history, recognize English, and do rhythm... The time-honored Monopoly game is a happy memory shared by many children, both young and old, and it is also recommended by experts for educational purposes. Fun puzzle family game. If these games still aren’t enough, you can create your own Monopoly theme!

With the holidays approaching, many parents want to arrange family leisure activities, but arranging food, accommodation, and planning itineraries are not easy after all. In addition, problems such as traffic jams and poor weather often make people discouraged. In fact, even if you don't go out, it is a pleasant and interesting family leisure activity for the whole family to get together and play paper games.

Speaking of paper games, the first thing that flashes in many people’s minds is “Monopoly.” Indeed, the Monopoly paper game is the common memory of most friends of all ages. A group of people gather around the table, throw dice to move forward, buy land, buy property, pay rent, and find ways to make their opponents bankrupt. It combines fate and opportunity. The various possibilities have made this game attractive over the years.

The Monopoly paper game, which has been popular in China for decades, was developed by Yawan Stationery after referring to the American checkerboard paper game and incorporating Taiwan’s local geographical information and customs. It was introduced into China within one year and "Monopoly" was registered as a product trademark. But because almost everyone has played this paper game, the word "Monopoly" is deeply impressed by it. Whenever you think of or talk about similar types of paper games, most people call it "Monopoly".

Wang Yawan, who is currently responsible for the operation and research and development of Yawan stationery, said that the reason why the Monopoly game is so popular is that in addition to understanding basic geographical information through the game grid, people can also learn about the concept of cash flow when buying real estate. In addition, the rule design of advancing according to the dice points and turning over the cards of fate and chance adds elements of randomness, luck and surprise to the game process, and even seems to be the epitome of life's encounters. The most important thing is that the Monopoly game requires face-to-face interaction. When family or friends get together to play, in addition to the fun brought by the game itself, interpersonal emotions also interact.