Games played by children in the 1960s and 1970s.

In the sixties and seventies, the games I played as a child were snowballing and making snowmen. Snowball fights; Skating car; Squeeze oil residue; Pick a stick or something.

1, Snowball, Snowman:

Making a snowman is an interesting game, which can only be played on snowy days. Of course, the snow must be large enough to accumulate enough snowballs, and the temperature should be low enough to prevent the snow from melting quickly. White snow mounds are made into human-shaped works of art, which can also be used for viewing.

2, snowball fights:

This is a game that adults and children like, and it is a romantic game. In a word, this game can't help but make people feel excited. That is-snowball fights! When I was a child, it snowed on campus in winter, and the break time was the time for snowball fights. Playgrounds and corridors are big melee battlefields, and even those students who are trapped in the classroom are inevitably not attacked by snowballs.

3. Skating car:

In the past, the traditional skating car was the masterpiece of older children themselves. Skating cars are basically nailed together with several boards, some tied with iron wires, and some pressed with two angle irons. Some children sit cross-legged on the skating car, while others kneel on it and skate hard.

4. Squeeze oil residue:

At that time, there was no heating equipment in the classroom. In winter, the best way to keep warm in just ten minutes was to "squeeze oil residue". At this time, a group of people often stand close to the wall and squeeze from both ends to the middle. If they are excluded, they will be eliminated. Although everyone was panting and flushed, they were still in high spirits, because they were so hot that they even sweated, and the effect of the game was achieved.

5. Pick a stick:

Hold all the sticks in your hand, perpendicular to the table, and then let go. After the sticks are spread out, pick them up one by one and take them back, but you can't touch them or other sticks. In winter, if the hand is red with cold and it leaks, another player will take it. Whoever picks up more sticks and collects higher scores will be the winner.