Rules have stayed simple enough that Chinese players use the English name as-is — no standard Chinese translation exists. Often lumped in with imported 桌游 ('board games') vocab alongside 狼人杀 (Werewolf), 三国杀, and 卡坦岛 (Catan).
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UNOUNO
UNO card game
Shedding-type card game invented by American Merle Robbins in 1971, owned by Mattel since 1992. Wildly popular in Chinese board-game cafes (桌游吧) and a common social-gathering default. 'Uno' is Spanish/Italian for 'one' — shouted when you have one card left.
