Wrestling: What is the origin of Chinese wrestling? The end of primitive society has appeared. In ancient times, wrestling was called "wrestling", "wrestling", "sumo" and "wrestling", and there were different opinions throughout the ages. From the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Jiaojiao was a military training program. After Qin Cong, it evolved into an entertaining sports activity. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Central Plains wrestling accepted some characteristics of national wrestling and formed a new wrestling form-Yuan Sumo. Since the Sui and Tang Dynasties, wrestling activities have become more extensive and competitions have been held regularly. Lantern Festival is held on the fifteenth day of the first month. In addition to the Lantern Festival, the Tang Dynasty also added a Mid-Autumn Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival in July. Wrestling in the Song Dynasty is called "crossing", and the winner gets prizes and even official positions. In the Song Dynasty, there were also female contestants in the competition for fathers, and some even won prizes. It can be seen that the activity of "fighting for sex" was very prosperous at that time. It was originally called "wooden kite". Legend has it that Luban was inspired by tuna hovering in the air. Mo Zhai also studied wood to release the blue sky for magpies. At the beginning of Han Dynasty, Han Xin cut it into a shelf, pasted it with paper, pulled it up with thread, and flew it into the air in the wind, which was called "paper kite". In the Five Dynasties, Ye Li installed bamboo flutes and silk whips on paper kites. After flying in the air, it sounds like A Zheng when it is windy, hence the name "kite". On that day in Tomb-Sweeping Day, the noble grandson of the Tang Dynasty made kites out of precious silk and flew kites day and night for fun. After the Northern Song Dynasty, folk boats began to use kites. Flying kites has become a common activity in Ming and Qing dynasties. Later, kites flew one after another, spread all over the world and were loved by people all over the country. Now our country still holds a kite festival and a kite competition in Weifang, Shandong every April 1 5.
Shuttlecock kicking: Shuttlecock kicking is an ancient sport. The image of the kicker has been painted on the brick mural. Shuttlecock kicking was very popular in the Southern Song Dynasty. By the Ming dynasty, very elegant kicking methods had been formed, such as cheap inside and outside, dragging guns, bending knees, bulging belly, beads of Buddha, scissors turning and so on. In the Qing Dynasty, the emperor also included kicking shuttlecock in the military exercises of the Eight Banners Army.
Skipping rope: It was called "jumping white rope" in ancient times. It has been circulated among the people in our country for thousands of years. It was very popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. On the 16th day of the first lunar month, children's skipping competitions will be held in rural areas of the Yellow River valley. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, skipping rope developed further, and Beijing had the custom of skipping rope during the Lantern Festival. It is clearly recorded in the Ming Dynasty's "A Brief View of the Imperial Capital" = "On the fifteenth day of the first month, two boys drew a rope slightly, like a white wheel, one boy jumped into the light and the other boy jumped into the white rope."
Swing = According to legend, it is a game activity of the ancient Shanrong (Beirong) clan; In 200 BC, this activity was introduced to the Central Plains during the crusade against Shanrong. In the Tang Dynasty, women in the royal family and many official families liked this activity. It was about women's skirts flying like fairies when they were swinging, and the swing was also called "semi-fairy play". In the Northern Song Dynasty, not only women liked to swing, but also folk artists listed it as an acrobatic performance item 9. Since then, swings have been paid for by the people.
Tug-of-war = The State of Chu started in the Spring and Autumn Period w years ago. The waterways of Chu are vertical and horizontal, except for the army. And a powerful water army. The water army used a weapon called "refusing hook" to hook the fleeing enemy ship and pull it. The soldiers refused to hook the enemy ship with hooks and pulled back hard, so that Dan could not escape, while the defeated ship desperately got rid of it, forming a contest of strength between the two sides; Later, the refusal spread from the army to the people and evolved into a tug-of-war competition. By the Tang Dynasty, tug-of-war activities had been widely carried out. At present, tug-of-war is still a favorite cultural and sports activity of maggots.
There is also cuju (football); Weightlifting Dan outing, willow shooting, water swinging, and intellectual competitions such as Go and Chess. Very detailed. Oh, O(∩_∩)O, ha! I hope to adopt (* _ _ *) hee hee. ...