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  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright
  3. Contents
  4. Acknowledgments
  5. Timeline of Dynasties
  6. Introduction: Gameplay in Chinese and Sinophone Worlds | LI GUO, DOUGLAS EYMAN, AND HONGMEI SUN
  7. 1. Groups on the Grid: “Weiqi” Cultures in Song-Yuan-Ming China | ZACH BERGE-BECKER
  8. 2. Newly Discovered Game Board Rock Carvings in Hong Kong: Apotropaic Symbolism or Ludic Culture? CÉSAR GUARDE-PAZ
  9. 3. Splendid Journeys: The Board Games of a Late Qing Scholar | RANIA HUNTINGTON
  10. 4. Exclusive Pleasures on the Cheap: Yuan Dynasty “Sanqu” Songs on Courtesan Kickball | PATRICIA SIEBER
  11. 5. Games in Late Ming and Early Qing Erotic Literature | JIE GUO
  12. 6. The Courtesans’ Drinking Games in “The Dream in the Green Bower” | LI GUO
  13. 7. Ghostly Dicing: Gambling Games and Deception in Ming-Qing Short Stories | JIAYI CHEN
  14. 8. Playing “Journey to the West” | HONGMEI SUN
  15. 9. How China’s Young “Internet Addicts” Gamify the Disciplinary Treatment Camp | YICHEN RAO
  16. 10. Gaming while Aging: The Ludification of Later Life in “Pokémon GO” | KEREN HE
  17. 11. The Video Game “Chinese Parents” and Its Political Potentials | FLORIAN SCHNEIDER
  18. 12. The Public Gaming Discourse of “Honor of Kings” in China | JIAQI LI
  19. 13. Translation and Chinese Culture in Video Games | DOUGLAS EYMAN
  20. Glossary
  21. Selected Bibliography
  22. List of Contributors
  23. Index

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