Catching children, also called "picking up children", is a common folk game in China. A game with a long history and is popular all over the world. Generally, gravel, abductor (talus), seeds, cloth, metal or plastic bullets are used, and some can add a ball. Objects for catching children were found in caves inhabited by prehistoric humans in Kiev, Ukraine, and there were patterns for catching children on ancient Greek pottery pots. The traditional way of playing is to throw at least five players into the air with one hand and then catch them with the palm of your hand or the back of your hand. Those who catch them score points, otherwise they will be deducted. Girls in the United States and Canada use 6 ~ 12 or more hexahedrons (iron or plastic) and a small ball. In some places in central Europe, girls use 6 pills, and the left and right hands take turns throwing them. Egyptian children don't use 10 apricot kernels, and scatter them on the ground; Then pick up one of them and throw it into the air. Grab the apricot stones on the ground as soon as possible and pick up the fallen ones. Jewish children in eastern Europe use five kidnappers. Japanese and China people generally use cloth bags to hold rice grains, gravel or beans; Throw the bag on the table, pick up one and throw it into the air. At this time, pick up another bag from the table first, and then pick up the dropped bag; Repeat, pick up all the bags on the table and hold them in your hand.

Rubber band skipping rope

In the popular folk games from 1950s to 1990s, the rubber band is an elastic string made of rubber, about 3m long. After the rubber band is straightened and fixed, it can jump back and forth. Three to five people can play together or compete in two groups. Dancing and singing are very interesting. First, two people each take one end to stretch the rubber band, and the others take turns to jump and act according to the regulations. The winner is king. If the rubber band is wrong or not hooked halfway, another person will jump.

clean a gun

Lighting firecrackers, also known as scraping firecrackers, is a kind of firecrackers. It has no lead, similar to matches, and its head is coated with a layer of medicinal materials containing potassium chlorate. It can be rubbed and ignited on paper coated with phosphorus, and it will explode in an open space for a while.

Bamboo dragonfly

Bamboo dragonfly is one of the traditional folk children's toys in China, which is widely spread. Bamboo dragonfly consists of two parts. One is a bamboo handle. The second is "wings". When playing, rub your hands together, then let go, and the bamboo dragonfly will fly to the sky.

It will fall off after a while. It is a very subtle little invention in ancient China. This simple and magical toy once amazed western missionaries and called it "China spiral". In 1930s, Germans invented the helicopter propeller according to the shape and principle of "bamboo dragonfly".

yo-yo

Yo-yo: It is not only a sport, but also the most difficult and enjoyable hand sport in the world. Some people say that yo-yo is an educational toy, but yo-yo is not a simple educational toy. YOYO, a familiar word, is often understood as a childish toy for children. In fact, yoyo is called "the second oldest toy in the world". The oldest toy is a doll. After years of continuous innovation and development, yo-yo is becoming a popular hand sport all over the world. Because each player's style is different from his own fancy, there are many kinds of yo-yo technical fancy, which can be said to be an ocean of technology. At present, there are thousands of fancy types in each of the five mainstream fancy groups, and many new fancy types are being studied every year.

card

Collecting cards should be the most impressive thing for children after 80 s and 90 s. In order to collect cards, I can't wait to spend my pocket money on instant noodles.

Just to collect all the cards, go to the boss and ask for a big prize.

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