The “papers” are just on a few scraps of paper, as it was important that they be concealed. I think they show “family” relations and village layout as that’s what interrogation focused on. I haven’t had them translated. Send me your email address and I’ll forward you scans.

I don’t play online games so I don’t know what’s out there for Mah Jong. Most ones I see on the computer are the “solitaire” version which isn’t “Mah Jong” at all. Even the official American version is very different. I only know of one popular Mah Jong software game out there by a company called Nine Dragons Software.

I very fortuitously saved many of my grandfather’s documents from being thrown in the trash, some of which were his ship tickets from and to China. Amazingly also now in my possession are the “paper son” coaching papers which any immigrant did not want to be caught with and were supposed to be disposed of immediately. I was able too to find out what he did and where he lived here through tax returns. Even though I lived with him, I did not know much of his life as he was a man of very few words. I did pick up my love of Mah Jong from him though! He spent much time at our clan association playing.