What sport is Saiwei hoop?

Saiweihu is an ancient folk sport of Manchu.

Saiwei Lake means regatta in Manchu. According to legend, on the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month in the Qing Dynasty, Manchu people not only had the custom of setting off river lanterns by the river, but also held boat races in the water to celebrate the festival.

Because Manchu people are all over the country, and there are no waters in many places, it has been changed into a symbolic land rowing competition (that is, the race), which has been passed down to this day.

Track and field runways can be used for this kind of competition that simulates rowing on land and water. Five people form a team, divided into male, female and mixed groups. The top four runners face straight ahead, the last runner is the helmsman, standing behind, and the five runners put their hands on their sides, face forward and run with bamboo poles.

After the start, in order to keep the pace and running speed of the five athletes in harmony, you can sing a slogan that is easy to master the rhythm. The first team to reach the finish line (the head of the team hits the line) wins. Running distance: 80 meters for young men and women and 60 meters for young men and women.

This project is suitable for teenagers. It can strengthen the leg strength, develop agility, speed and other qualities, and cultivate the spirit of courage and cooperation.

Other traditional game activities of Manchu.

Draw ice, have snowball fights, make the world peaceful, clap your hands, turn ropes, arm-wrestling, archery, skating, skating car, mountain climbing, tug-of-war, shuttlecock kicking, water fighting, animal chess, solving the nine-ring chain, kicking pockets, punching pockets, playing slingshots, widening saws, sledding, ice running, sledding and eagle catching chickens.

Catch monkeys, lift sedan chairs, bump people, strangle cows, whip, shoot willows on horseback, vault, jump camels, jump donkeys, spin dragons to shoot balls, pluck hair balls, play polo, kick stone balls, catch stone shells, play gongs, win the Eight Banners, fly together, paddle swans, walk in the snow, dig wooden sticks, book relay races, and so on.

Manchu chess, 99 cold relief map, kicking bars, hitting sticks, grabbing hills, kicking shoes, drawing ink, rolling ice, putting pumpkin lanterns, drying guns, inserting chicken tail feathers, chasing guns, jumping with animals, running in the city, throwing forks, sending blind people, planting gourds, fishing blind people, flying geese on the beach, windmill building, bone-playing people, dog cars and so on.