Is throwing sandbags a national intangible heritage?

Dumping sandbags is not a national intangible heritage.

Sandbag piling is a traditional children's game and a competitive sport in China. It originated from the ancient folk games in China, and then gradually developed into a regular and skillful sport. The sandbag throwing competition is usually attended by two teams, each team has a certain number of members, and they try to win by throwing sandbags at each other.

Intangible cultural heritage refers to traditional skills, performing arts, oral traditions and social customs with important historical, cultural and social values. Although sandbags have a certain position and influence in China culture, they have not been officially recognized as national intangible cultural heritage projects. However, sandbag throwing, as a traditional children's game and sports competition, is still widely inherited and developed in all parts of China.

Characteristics of sandbag throwing events

1, easy to learn: throwing sandbags is an easy-to-learn sport. You don't need special equipment and venues, just prepare some sandbags to play games. Both children and adults can easily get started.

2. Teamwork: Sand throwing is usually carried out in the form of a team. Participants need to work closely with teammates, formulate tactics and strategies, and strive for victory. This has cultivated teamwork spirit and communication ability, and enhanced the sense of collective honor.

3. Competitive: Throwing sandbags is a routine and highly skilled competitive event. Participants need to master the correct throwing skills, and at the same time observe their opponents' actions and intentions and make corresponding responses. The competition in the competition inspired the contestants' fighting spirit and challenging spirit.