Sudoku (1.2 volumes, $22.00)

Author: Good
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: "Sudoku (Set of 2 Books)" The term "Sudoku" comes from Japanese, but the concept originates from Latin squares, invented by the 18th-century Swiss mathematician Euler. Wayne Good, a New Zealander who once served as a judge in the Hong Kong High Court, discovered this game in Tokyo, Japan, and began recommending it to the British newspaper The Times in 2004. Since its debut in The Times in November 2004, it sparked a "Sudoku" fever, spreading across Europe and the world within a short time. "Sudoku" is a book primarily focused on games. Many scholars are also discussing the effects of this game on intellectual development, as evidenced by the recommendation from Chen Tianqiao, CEO of network: On this seemingly simple 9x9 grid, use all your imagination, logical reasoning, and innovative thinking to experience the thrill of success and failure, and "Sudoku" provides a rare opportunity for this experience!