The clip is labelled as a confirmation sound from Da Fu Weng 4, the Chinese-language board game better known in English as Richman 4, where players move around a board buying property and building wealth. Short interface sounds like this one are easy to lift from older games and reuse, and they have since circulated on soundboards and in short-form edits as a shorthand for a selection being accepted. Its appeal has lasted because the sound is instantly recognisable as game feedback, even for viewers who never played the original, and it adds a retro touch without needing any explanation.
About this sound
A confirmation sound effect from Da Fu Weng 4 (Richman 4), the Chinese board game. Ideal for menu clicks, correct choices and nostalgic retro gaming edits.
This short clip is the confirmation sound labelled for Da Fu Weng 4, also known as Richman 4, and it works as a tiny piece of retro game feedback. It is brief and bright, with the clean, decisive feel of a menu selection being accepted rather than a long musical phrase or spoken line. Hearing it instantly tells a viewer that a choice has been made, a turn has started or an action has gone through. That clarity is why it feels satisfying in edits, giving a familiar video-game cue that adds polish and a touch of nostalgia without distracting from what is happening on screen.