What are the interesting folk entertainment activities of the Turkish people?

Turkish folk sports and entertainment are varied, lively and interesting. Mainly include:

Renziqiu. In the Turkish language is also called "Len?u", "Len?u", meaning "spinning", "Len?u". Turkish traditional sports and entertainment activities have a long history and are very popular in the villages of Mutual County, Qinghai Province. They are held during the agricultural season or during festivals. The wheels used for the competitions used to be wheels and axles of large vehicles. In recent years, the wheel is made of steel tubes, installed with ball bearings and decorated with colorful flags and ribbons, which is exquisite and beautiful. Today, it has become a performance and competition at the Games.

Racing with yaks. This is one of the favorite sports of Turkish men. Historically, Turks have made many military feats for their expertise in riding and shooting. Currently, traditional horse races are held regularly in Donggou, Matan, Songdo and the 50th district of Mutual County. Yak races are held in Bazaar and Jiading, mostly in summer and fall.

Martial arts. Turkish folk sport. Martial arts are mainly from Han. Martial arts practitioners often perform at temples and fairs, and some local community fire departments include traditional sports such as boxing, stick fighting, fencing, and fireball.

Egg beating. This is a popular game among Turkish women and children. The egg is a ball with a diameter of 5.6 centimeters made of self-twisted wool. The styles of the game are patting, disking, spinning and crotching. It is determined by the difficulty and number of results.

Taiwan Shuttlecock Bag. Means "shuttlecock" in Turkish. A children's sport evolved from ancient Han cuju. There are two games, or several people divided into two groups. In the game, the winner depends on the number of kicks and tricks. The loser is penalized.

Losing money. Also known as "lost indispensable son" and "indispensable Karda". A game played by Turkish teenagers in the past.

Muguwag. Means "to catch a child" in Turkish. Turkish folk game for children evolved from the folk game "Galahad" of the northern minorities. It is usually played by two, three or four people.

Honeyara. Means "catching sheep" in Turkish. Turkish folk game for children. When playing, one plays the role of the wolf, one plays the role of the shepherd, and the rest are sheep. The wolf wants to eat the sheep. The shepherd stops the wolf from catching the sheep. In the end, the wolf grabs the sheep, or the shepherd protects the sheep to win.

Relieving tension. One of the most popular children's games for Turkish girls probably comes from the same folk children's games of the Han Chinese. Typically, two people play with a thin rope. They take turns resolving the tension and constructing various geometric shapes. The one who can will win.