Shao is a traditional Chinese game that involves a set of small, flat, and often circular pieces, typically made of wood or plastic. Players take turns tossing these pieces onto a designated area, aiming to land them in specific scoring zones. The game is often played outdoors and is popular among children and families, promoting hand-eye coordination and social interaction. The game has various regional variations, with different rules and scoring systems. It is sometimes referred to as Chinese checkers or tossing games, and can be enjoyed in both casual and competitive settings. Shao is a fun way to engage with friends and develop strategic thinking skills.