Global Dominoes Creative Challenge sets off a craze, with players from all over the world showing amazing creativity

Recently, a unique global domino creative challenge kicked off in the Netherlands. Domino enthusiasts from more than 30 countries gathered together to create a visually stunning creative feast with more than 500,000 dominoes. This competition not only showcased the charm of traditional dominoes, but also emerged a series of amazing innovative ways to play, once again proving the infinite possibilities of this classic game.

Cross-border integration, unlimited creativity
The participating teams cleverly combined dominoes with elements such as technology, art, and environmental protection:

Environmental theme installation: The German team used degradable dominoes to build a "forest ecosystem", which revealed the slogan "Protect the Earth" after it collapsed;

Light and shadow interaction: Japanese players embedded LED light strips in the dominoes, which formed a dynamic light wave effect when pushed down;

Mechanical linkage: The American group designed a precise mechanism to enable the dominoes to trigger chain reactions such as the ball track and the rotation of the windmill.

Record-breaking performance attracted attention
The climax of the event was the Dutch professional team challenging the Guinness record for the "longest domino chain". It took them three days to build a complex formation of 6.2 kilometers with 128,746 dominoes, successfully breaking the record. What's special is that the device is made entirely of recycled materials, conveying the concept of sustainable development.

A joyous feast for all people
The venue has a special public experience area where visitors can create personal works with mini dominoes. The organizer said: "These ideas prove that dominoes are not only a game, but also an educational tool that stimulates imagination and cultivates patience."

It is reported that the video of the event has been played more than 200 million times on social media, and a sub-race will be held in Asia next year. This grand event that combines art, engineering and entertainment is giving traditional dominoes a new vitality.