When was the flying flower order first a word game of the ancients?

The order of flying flowers was originally a word game when the ancients drank alcohol, and it was named after the famous sentence "Flowers fly everywhere in spring city" by Han Yi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

First, the origin of the flying flower order

1, Flying Flower Order is an ancient word game in China and one of the ancient wine orders in China, belonging to Yaling. The gameplay is that the participants say the poems that meet the specific requirements in turn according to certain rules, and finally they can't continue to answer, which is judged as failure.

2. Flying flowers usually have a variety of themes, such as "flowers", "moon", "spring", "wind" and "night". Participants are required to say poems that meet the theme within the specified time. Each poem must contain the subject words, and the poems they have said cannot be reused.

3. In the flying flower game, participants need to have a certain poetry reserve and literary accomplishment, as well as quick response speed and agile thinking ability. The game process is exciting, challenging and interesting, which can exercise the participants' poetry memory ability and language expression ability.

4. Flying Flower Order was very popular in ancient China, which was a way of entertainment for literati and a way of cultural inheritance. Nowadays, Fei Hua Ling has become a part of China traditional culture, and is widely used in cultural exchanges, literary competitions and other fields.

Second, the rules of flying flower order

1. keywords: every flying flower order will be preceded by a keyword, such as "flower", "moon" and "wind", which must be included in all poems.

2, the number of poems: everyone needs to say a poem that meets the key words at a time, and take turns to say it until they can't continue to answer.

3. Poetry source: Poetry can come from ancient poems, modern poems or works created by oneself.

4. The order of poems: The order of poems can be chronological order, author order or random order.

5. Time limit: Everyone has a certain time limit for answering a poem, which is generally between 10 seconds and 30 seconds.

6. Don't repeat: Don't repeat the poems that have been said before when you answer the poems.

7. Admit defeat: If a person can't answer a poem that meets the key words within the specified time, he can choose to admit defeat.

8. Judgment of victory or defeat: The last remaining person wins. If more than one person cannot continue to answer at the same time, it is a draw.