wrestling leotard

The vast Wuzhumuqin grassland is the cradle of wrestlers. The tradition of wrestling here goes back to ancient times, and it has a good reputation so far. In the 5th year of Kangxi (1666), at a grand meeting held by the Qing government, Anju took the lead among 1024 wrestlers. /kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, Bater Chaoketu attended the ceremony of the capital of the Qing Dynasty, and when he returned to China, Bukui was the first. /kloc-In the mid-9th century, the wrestler Duren Zana was a figure in the legends and ballads of herders. Wuzhumuqin's wrestling suit is representative and typical. This is a ribbon around the wrestler's neck. The more you wear, the more times you win. Although this ribbon is only one finger wide, it is not given casually. It was presented together with the prize. Sixty-four wrestlers win the championship, and Bu Kui can get a triangular auspicious belt (half a silk). Bukui, who won the championship among 128 wrestlers, can get a knotted silk hada.

Wuzhumuqin has the custom of making auspicious belts. Bu Kui, who has won many championships and is over 500 years old, will pass on his wrestling vest and good luck to his promising descendants and budding novices in the countryside and hold an interesting ceremony. Generally speaking, at large gatherings (such as Nadam), with the prior approval of superiors, one or two people or several pairs of people will be named honorary Bukui. At that time, these people came to the meeting place, dressed neatly, and fell down on each other three times. However, this is not a competition, but a performance. It will be a draw in the end, and then stand in front of the rostrum. The host will briefly introduce their life stories and past honors, and give them awards.

The prize is the same as or similar to that of Bukui, who is about to win the championship this time. Bukui, who won the prize, should take off his vest and auspicious belt on the spot and put it on the selected successor. I wish him a good ranking in the competition and live up to the expectations of the older generation. The award given this time is the last award that these Bukui won in their lives, and it is also their last time to participate in the competition. After this ceremony, the wrestling competition officially began.