Pan-throwing is a throwing game played by ancient literati when they feast. When did it originate?

Pot throwing is a throwing game played by ancient literati during banquets, which originated in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. At that time, guests were usually invited to shoot arrows at banquets. If they could not shoot arrows, they would shoot arrows at hip flask instead.

Over time, the game of throwing pots was derived, and it was constantly improved and stereotyped in various dynasties. Until now, some people still play traditional pot-throwing games.

This game is more traditional. Generally, some scenic spots will provide props and venues for tourists to play this game.

Pan-throwing is a traditional etiquette banquet game in China, which lasted from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty. Pot throwing ceremony originated from shooting ceremony. Because the yard is not wide enough, it is not enough for Zhang Hou to put a stork; Or because there are many guests and the bow is not prepared enough.

Or some guests really can't shoot arrows, so they throw pots instead of bows, entertain guests and learn manners. In the Book of Rites, Lu Dalin of the Song Dynasty said: "Throwing a pot is a fine shot. Swallowing and drinking is aimed at music guests and talks about art with self-cultivation. "