贰柒拾，又称桥牌，是流行于四川乐山地区的一种纸牌游戏。2006年被列入乐山市首批市级非物质文化遗产名录，还从乐山走到了法国，被巴黎世界扑克牌博物馆收藏。

Erqishi, also known as Bridge, is a kind of card game popular in Leshan city, Sichuan province, which was listed in the first batch of municipal intangible cultural heritage of Leshan City in 2006, and also traveled from Leshan to France, and was collected by the World Museum of Playing Cards in Paris.

作为一种超有趣的纸牌游戏，牌面虽然由1到10组成，但玩法却千变万化，让人百玩不厌，是一种乐山特有的社交方式。

The deck is composed of 1 to 10, but the gameplay is so varied that people never get tired of playing it, and it is a kind of social card game unique to Leshan.

当你走进乐山公园，一定会发现这样的场景：街头巷尾、桥上桥下都是玩乐山贰柒拾的嬢嬢和大爷们，在这一张张不大的牌桌上，一场场赌上了四川人脑力的较量正在进行。

When you walk into Leshan Park, you will surely find such a scene: People are playing Ershiqi on the streets, alleys, and bridges.

李德章是一位乐山桥牌的推广者，每年都在乐山举办的“贰柒拾”比赛，他都受邀作为评委进行参与和推广。“三人一组牌，人生大舞台！”李德章表示，他也希望这项有趣的非遗文化乐山贰柒拾被更多年轻人熟知并传承。

Li Dezhang is a promoter of Leshan Bridge. Ershiqi competition is held annually in Leshan, where he is invited to participate as a judge. " He hopes that this interesting non-heritage culture will be known and passed on to more young people.