Components

51 cards:
10 each of blue chicken, white duck, green quail and orange ostrich eggs
5 each of rainbow and rotten eggs
1 unlucky egg
62 cardboard chicklets:
52 orange each worth 1
10 green each worth 5
2 cardboard hammers [unclear why two are needed –editor]
8 headbands

Goal of the Game
The first player to get 10 chicklets wins. With 9-10 players, the first player to reach 8 chicklets wins.

How to Start

1. Each player dons a headband.
2. Shuffle the 51 cards and place them face down as a pile.
3. Place the chicklets nearby.
4. The player whose birthday is closest to New Year's day [January 1st, the term used also means "round egg"] goes first, or you may randomly pick a start player. This player takes the hammer.

[Text that goes with the illustration in the rules]:

1. Put the headband on.
2. Insert the face of the card so that others can see it.
3. The two words on the card should be upside down.

Now the player to the right of this player must do one of the following:

1. Agree
   The player agrees with the proposal. Play then passes to the next player.
2. Exchange
   The player who chooses this option removes his card from his headband (without looking at it) and places it face down on the table. [The rules don't say what happens to this card; assuming it is placed unseen at the bottom of the discard pile. –editor] He then draws a replacement card from the pile without looking at its face and places it in his headband. A player is only allowed to do this once per round. They now take possession of the hammer and propose a type of egg to break (it can be the same type as previously proposed). Then the round begins anew.
3. Guess
   The player announces he will try to guess the type of his own egg. He states the type and then removes the card from the headband.
   If incorrect, this person is out for the rest of this round. If he has any chicklets, he must return one, even if the egg was the rainbow egg. Play continues with the player to the right.
   If correct, he receives 2 chicklets, even if the egg was a rotten egg.

1. If nobody in this round has correctly guessed using the rules under option (C):
   If all of the players who are still active have agreed with the current proposal the eggs are now broken. Each player removes his egg. If this egg is of the type which was proposed to be broken, such a player does not receive a chicklet. In addition, players holding rotten eggs also do not receive chicklets. All of the other eggs produce 1 chicklet each for their owners.
   The hammer is then passed to the last player who agreed with the most recent proposal.
2. If someone in the current round did guess correctly using option (C):
   He gets 2 chicklets (as explained above) and everyone else's egg is broken. However, anyone who reveals a rainbow egg nevertheless receives 1 chicklet. The hammer now passes to the player who guessed correctly.

Unlucky Egg
When this egg is drawn, it remains face up in front of the player who drew it. When the deck has been used up, this player must re-shuffle all of the discarded cards, making sure that the unlucky egg is part of it.

End of the Game
The first player to get 10 chicklets wins.
If two or more reach 10 at the same time, the game continues until one of them is leading.

Designer: Wang Zhi-gang
Art Design: YOYU
Special thanks to DB, Huang Jing, KayaK, Xia Ling, Jiang Wei, Ling Ji-si, Liu Qi, Club309, FF Boardgame Club.
Publisher: Yoka Games
Copyright 2007-2009 Beijing Boardgame Cultural Development Co.

Text on the Unlucky Egg card:
When you reveal this Unlucky Egg keep it in front of you; when the deck is exhausted, re-shuffle the discards, making sure to put this unlucky one in with the rest.