Listening to the guided words of Nan Zhubin.
All five participants, including the supervisor with the red nose, unconsciously held their breath, then started to take deep breaths.
"Alright, then next—" As he spoke, Nan Zhubin handed out the cards he had already shuffled.
"—draw a card."
The form of drawing cards in this segment actually has many variations.
In the most "orderly" situation, Nan Zhubin could let participants draw cards in the order of their seating;
But Nan Zhubin chose a more autonomous way for the participants to draw cards.
He didn't specify the order in which participants should draw cards, because the order itself can reflect certain human traits to some extent.
This can also prevent participants from thinking, "I'm being restricted; if others draw first, and then I draw, I might miss a card I could have drawn before."
