Rattan balls are similar to three big balls.

Rattan ball, football, basketball and volleyball are three collective ball games.

Rattan ball is a unique ancient sport with a long history. Its playing style and venue are similar to volleyball. It holds and holds the ball with its ankles and knees at the same time to prevent the ball from falling to the ground. Therefore, the rattan ball in the ball game of Hangzhou Asian Games is similar to the volleyball in the three big balls.

Women: The rattan balls in individual events, team events and round events are yellow hollow balls made of 9~ 1 1 thin rattan. The circumference of this ball is 53 cm. The diameter of the ball is about 12cm, there are 12 pentagonal holes on the spherical surface, and the weight is 160 ~ 180g. Rattan ball is a sport between volleyball, basketball and football.

The difference between rattan ball and cuju

Qiu Teng and Cuju have different origins and development history. The origin of rattan ball can be traced back to the minority areas in southern China. Traditionally, two teams play on a rectangular field, and each team has five players. They made balls out of bamboo and rattan. The rules of the game are to control the ball with hands, feet or any body part, let the ball bypass the opponent, and finally pass the ball to the opponent's court, while preventing the opponent from passing the ball back.

On the other hand, Cuju originated in ancient China and can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. It is played by two teams on a square field, and each team has 1 1 players. They use hand-made bull balls. The rule of the game is that both players pass the ball with their feet and bodies and try to kick the ball into the opponent's goal. In the Tang Dynasty, cuju became a court game and a way for emperors and nobles to entertain themselves.