Handkerchiefs Lost in Traditional Games

Losing a handkerchief, also called losing a handkerchief, is a traditional folk children's game in China. The lost handkerchief originated around A.D. 1243 and was created by Li people. It was brought to Shanghai by Huang Daopo and soon spread to the Central Plains. Before starting, prepare some handkerchiefs, and then each person chooses a person who has lost his handkerchief, and the others crouch in a big circle. At the beginning of the game, the person who was chosen to lose the handkerchief went outside the circle. The person who loses the handkerchief will unconsciously leave it behind one of them. The person who lost the handkerchief should quickly find the handkerchief behind him, and then quickly get up and chase the person who lost the handkerchief. The person who lost the handkerchief ran along the circle and squatted down when he ran to the position of the person who lost the handkerchief. If caught, he should perform a program, such as dancing, folk songs and telling stories.