What is national traditional sports? What are there?

National traditional sports is an important part of human sports culture, which is not only the embodiment of a cultural form with national characteristics, but also a cultural form with traditional colors. It is not only an integral part of human sports culture, but also an important part of national traditional history and culture. Traditional ethnic sports include herding cattle, dragon dancing, rowing dragon boats, grabbing fireworks and playing shuttlecock.

1, cow?

Cattle herding is a popular traditional sport among Hui people and one of the national intangible cultural heritages. Whipping cattle comes from nomadic labor life and is a necessary item for Eid al-Adha. Cattle whipped by the Hui people are scattered in places where the Hui people live, such as Zhejiang, Henan and Shandong. ?

2. Dragon dance?

Zhuang, Miao, Bai and other ethnic groups all love dragon dancing. The dragon is made of bamboo, and the head, body and tail of the dragon are wrapped with cloth or colored paper painted with dragon forest, generally with 265, 438+0 ~ 25 knots. There are more than 10 handles under the dragon, and each dragon dancer holds a handle. Some dragons have lamp holders in their bodies that can be lit at night. Ahead, a man is holding a dragon ball to direct the dragon dance. ?

3. rowing a dragon boat?

The Dai, Miao, Bai, Buyi and Shui all have dragon boat rowing activities. The Dai people hold dragon boat races every year at the Songkran Festival. Dragon boat is made of high-quality wood, about 40-50 meters long and 1 meter wide. Fifty people sat in their seats in two rows, paddling, gongs and drums ringing, and moving at full speed. ?

4. Grab fireworks?

Dong people's favorite sport. Fireworks are made of iron pipes, which contain gunpowder and an iron ring wrapped with colored strings. The competition venue is a circular venue with a diameter exceeding 100 m. Athletes are divided into group A and group B, standing on the edge of the field, and the number of each group is equal, generally 10 ~ 30.

5. Handshuttlecock

Miao teenagers like to kick shuttlecock with their hands. The bottom of badminton is made of 2 inches long bamboo with chicken feathers on it. The shuttlecock kicker holds a square stick with a handle (a little bigger than a table tennis bat). The way of the game is to serve and catch the ball in turn, and if you can't catch it, you lose. Singles and doubles competitions are often held during the Spring Festival every year.