What games are there on Children's Day?

On Children's Day, you can throw square buds, male prostitutes, roll iron rings, turn flower ropes, take foreign photos, play marbles, touch the blind, have cockfights, catch chickens with eagles and jump rubber bands.

1, throwing Bao Fang, Hebei dialect is called "Laipa", a children's game. It is called a square bud, also known as Parr, and is folded with a book cover or hard paper. The game is that a man throws his own square bud on the ground.

Another person also takes out one of his own and slams it on the ground or on the other side's square bud, and turns the square bud on the ground over or at a suitable angle with the generated wind. The other side's is yours, otherwise yours is yours.

Male prostitute is a traditional handicraft of Han nationality in Beijing, which belongs to children's toys that should be in season in Mid-Autumn Festival. According to the statement that there is a Jade Rabbit of Chang 'e in the Moon Palace, the Jade Rabbit is further artistically personified and even deified, and made into various forms of male prostitutes with mud.

3. Roller hoop, an ancient game for Han children, prevailed in China in 1960s and 1970s, and gradually disappeared until the end of 1990s. Players hold U-shaped iron bars or wires and push a black iron ring with a diameter of about 66 cm to run forward. Some also put two or three small rings on the iron ring to make the sound louder when rolling. Make a circle with wire, then make an iron hook with a long handle and push the wire circle away.

4. Flower rope, a children's game circulated by the Han people. In different areas of China, there are different names, such as turning the thread, turning the drum, stretching, untwisting and so on. This is a kind of thing to play with rope, and you can dig out many tricks with your dexterous fingers.

Making foreign films is a popular children's game in 1980s, and it is called fanning foreign films in some northern areas. The children took out some extra foreign paintings, put them together, put them on the ground, and took turns taking pictures with their hands, or taking photos with foreign paintings. If they can turn them over, they can take them away.

6. Playing marbles, also called playing glass beads, should be a worldwide children's game, and children from all countries will play it. Each player plays a few pieces, and the loser will lose the ownership of the glass beads.