Ngu Kin Hang (Snake Eats Its Tail)

Players form a line holding onto the waist or shoulders of the person in front, forming a long snake.

The player at the front is the snake's head and chases the very last player, who is the tail.

The rest of the line must sway and turn together to protect the tail from being caught.

If the line breaks apart while dodging, players must quickly reconnect before the chase can continue.

Once the tail is tagged, that player becomes the new head and a new tail is chosen to restart the chase.