Turtle Soup is played as follows:

1. Soup Noodle: This is the basis of the Turtle Soup game, in which an incomprehensible event or scenario is presented by the questioner. This event or scene is usually an incomplete story with only partial information being revealed. The player needs to ask questions to get more clues to understand this event or scene.

2. Bottom of the Soup: This is the answer to the Turtle Soup game, i.e. the truth behind the event. Players need to gradually reveal this truth through reasoning and logical analysis. During the reasoning process, players need to make full use of the information provided, combined with common sense and logic, in order to deduce the truth of the event.

3. Gameplay: In the Turtle Soup game, players need to ask various questions and judge whether the questions are related to the event through the other party's answers. According to the rules of the game, the questioner can only answer the question with yes, no or unimportant. Through continuous Q&A and reasoning, players can gradually narrow down the range of possible answers and eventually find out the truth of the incident.

Turtle Soup Rules:

1. Questioning: In Turtle Soup, the questioner asks a question, and the answerer can only answer the question with yes, no, or unimportant. The questioner can gradually give more information, but can only do so in this form, and cannot directly give the truth or result of the event. This type of questioning requires the player to have logical reasoning and imagination to gradually reveal the truth of the event through questions and answers.

2. Game Goal: The goal of Turtle Soup is to find out the truth behind the events through reasoning and logical analysis. Players need to gradually narrow down the range of possible answers based on the information and answers provided to finally determine the truth of the event. In the game, players need to make full use of the information provided and combine it with common sense and logic to make inferences.

3. Game Process: The process of Turtle Soup game is to gradually reveal the truth. Players need to ask questions to get more clues to understand the event or scene. The questioner can gradually give more information to help the player narrow down the answer, but can only answer the question with yes, no or unimportant. Players need to keep thinking, analyzing, and inferring in order to successfully figure out the events. At the same time, the uncertainty and unknowns in the game add to the fun and challenge of the game.