What are the programs of the Minority Games?

The competition events are: weightlifting, boxing, wrestling, short arms and infantry shooting; the performance events are: Wushu (22 items of stone stretcher, stone locks, archery, projectile, pole-climbing, springboards, wooden bars, leather strips, sandbags, ground fence, jumping tables, somersaults, stacking Luohan, big Wushu, Wu Hu Baton, hitting, skipping, jumping rope, flying fork, and Chinese streamers), and horsemanship (9 performances of all kinds of horse skills) in 3 major categories.

Special guest performances include polo, Mongolian wrestling, lion dance and acrobatics. Among them, Uyghur rope-stomping (i.e., Dawaz), Mongolian wrestling, Korean springboard, Hui martial arts and horsemanship of the Inner Mongolian cavalry and other ethnic minority programs left a deep impression.

Extended information:

September 2-September 8, 1982, hosted by the State Sports Commission and the State People's Committee, and organized by the People's Government of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, in the Hohhot City, held the 2nd National Minority Traditional Sports Games. The Games lasted seven days and were attended by 863 athletes and coaches of 56 nationalities from 29 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, including 593 ethnic minority athletes.

The sporting events were divided into two categories: competition events and performance events. The competition programs are: Archery Invitational Tournament and Chinese Wrestling. Twenty-four athletes of five nationalities from four provinces and regions, including Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Tibet and Qinghai, took part in the archery competition and achieved excellent results.

Fifty-six amateur wrestlers of 13 nationalities from 15 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government took part in four levels of Chinese wrestling, and a number of outstanding wrestling talents emerged.

There were 68 performance items, which were performed by more than 800 athletes of 46 ethnic minorities from 26 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, including: Peacock Fist of the Dai ethnic group, Bully Whip of the Bai ethnic group, Dongba Jump of the Naxi ethnic group, A Tiny Jumping Moon of the Yi ethnic group, Back Basketball of the Gaoshan ethnic group, Bullfighting of the Hui ethnic group, and "Bixiu" of the Tibetan ethnic group. ".

Turkish wheel fall, the Korean swing, Li jumping bamboo poles, Zhuang high lion dance, Uygur "Dawaz", the Kazakh right to pick up silver, Tajik gripping sheep, Mongolian camel races and horse races, Daur's "Boikuo "

These are the most important of all.

These traditional ethnic performance projects are produced and developed from the production life of each ethnic group, each with its own characteristics and colorful, attracting more than 800,000 spectators to watch. During the games, a "National Minority Traditional Sports Activities Photo Exhibition" was also held, and a grand gala was held with 12,000 participants.

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