Huarong Sliding-Block Puzzle
Operation: Slide the blocks as required to rescue "Cao Cao". Function Overview: This exhibit mainly consists of a display stand, a rectangular groove (chessboard), and 10 thin blocks of different sizes. Visitors move the blocks using the empty spaces on the board, aiming to let Cao Cao exit through the opening in as few steps as possible, thereby exercising their independent thinking ability. Scientific Principle: Klotski is an ancient Chinese folk puzzle game. With its ever-changing and endlessly enjoyable characteristics, it is called one of the "Three Unbelievable Puzzles in the World of Intelligence Games" by foreign intelligence experts, along with the Rubik's Cube and the Diamond Chess. Along with traditional Chinese puzzles such as Tangram and Nine Linked Rings, it is also known as "China's Difficult Problem". According to the annotations in Zizhi Tongjian, "From this path, one can reach Huarong." Huarong Dao was originally a place name in ancient China. It is said that Cao Cao once fled in defeat through this place. At that time, Huarong Dao was a swamp, so Cao Cao's army had to cut grass to fill the ground, and many soldiers were tragically buried alive; it was extremely brutal. By moving the pieces, help Cao Cao move from the initial position to the bottom center of the board and escape through the exit. It is not allowed to jump over pieces, and one must try to move Cao Cao to the exit in the fewest steps. The biggest obstacle for Cao Cao to escape from Huarong Dao is Guan Yu. Guan Yu stands on Huarong Dao, and one man guarding the pass can stop ten thousand from passing. Guan Yu and Cao Cao are certainly the key to solving this game. The four soldiers of Liu Bei are the most flexible and easiest to deal with, and how to use their roles must also be fully considered. "Huarong Dao" has a board with twenty small squares, representing Huarong Dao.
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- 0.9×0.6×0.80 0.9×0.6×0.80Overall Dimensions: 0.9×0.6×0.80 Brand: KexMall Model: PopsciCat-Medium-083 Materials: ① Display stand: 2.0mm cold-rolled steel plate, dimensions not less than 0.75×0.45×0.7m, surface baked paint (or electrostatic powder coating), reserved foot openings for later height adjustment and four-corner balance, reserved pin-type AC female socket position for power supply to electrical exhibits ② Tabletop: High-quality flame-retardant fiberglass reinforced plastic, total thickness with edges ≧100mm ③ Instruction sign: Acrylic UV high-precision printing, thickness ≧3mm ④ Maintenance door: 2.0mm cold-rolled steel plate, surface baked paint (or electrostatic powder coating) Energy Requirement: None
Operation: Slide the blocks as required to rescue "Cao Cao". Function Overview: This exhibit mainly consists of a display stand, a rectangular groove (chessboard), and 10 thin blocks of different sizes. Visitors move the blocks using the empty spaces on the board, aiming to let Cao Cao exit through the opening in as few steps as possible, thereby exercising their independent thinking ability. Scientific Principle: Klotski is an ancient Chinese folk puzzle game. With its ever-changing and endlessly enjoyable characteristics, it is called one of the "Three Unbelievable Puzzles in the World of Intelligence Games" by foreign intelligence experts, along with the Rubik's Cube and the Diamond Chess. Along with traditional Chinese puzzles such as Tangram and Nine Linked Rings, it is also known as "China's Difficult Problem". According to the annotations in Zizhi Tongjian, "From this path, one can reach Huarong." Huarong Dao was originally a place name in ancient China. It is said that Cao Cao once fled in defeat through this place. At that time, Huarong Dao was a swamp, so Cao Cao's army had to cut grass to fill the ground, and many soldiers were tragically buried alive; it was extremely brutal. By moving the pieces, help Cao Cao move from the initial position to the bottom center of the board and escape through the exit. It is not allowed to jump over pieces, and one must try to move Cao Cao to the exit in the fewest steps. The biggest obstacle for Cao Cao to escape from Huarong Dao is Guan Yu. Guan Yu stands on Huarong Dao, and one man guarding the pass can stop ten thousand from passing. Guan Yu and Cao Cao are certainly the key to solving this game. The four soldiers of Liu Bei are the most flexible and easiest to deal with, and how to use their roles must also be fully considered. "Huarong Dao" has a board with twenty small squares, representing Huarong Dao.