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Excuse and Problem Matching Game





Below is everything you need to play the gou-rou.com Excuse and Problem Matching Game! Simply print out the problems and excuses below, stick them to some pieces of card and you're ready to play. The game requires 2-4 players. Shuffle the cards and divide them evenly amongst all the players. The goal is to get rid of all your cards - the first player must play a Problem card, then the next replies with an Excuse or chooses to ignore the Problem (the "Bank of China Gambit") and play their own Problem.

An Excuse can only be played on a Problem, and when an Excuse is played, the next player must play a Problem. If you cannot go, you must forfeit your turn. The winner is the first player to get rid of all of his or her cards. If at any point someone plays an Excuse that actually makes sense for the Problem, they are automatically deemed the loser (known as "Chairman Hua").

Play goes anti-clockwise. The player who owns the most gou-rou.com merchandise gets to go first. Use the merchandise's dollar value in the case of a tie-break.


Problems

China is poor

The traffic is bad

Sandstorms

The gap between rich and poor

Official corruption

Coal mine death toll

China executes more "criminals" than the rest of the world

Increasingly common incidents of rural unrest

Ongoing disputes over Super Voice Girl contestants

One of the world's biggest centres for slave labour

Lack of freedom of speech despite constitutional guarantee

High levels of pollution

Three Gorges Dam debacle

Rigged village elections


Excuses

Chinese people are better, it's just like that because of The Japanese

The U.S.

There are too many people in China

It is simply a dangerous occupation, other countries are just luckier

There are too many people in China

The Taiwanese

Wai di ren are bad

Imperialist crimes in the 19th century

China is still a developing country

Someone else somewhere once did it too

Development must come first

Chinese people are not ready for democracy