Memories of Childhood Series Toys - 6 classic toys that 8090 has played with. How many have you played with?

Zhuazi

Zhuazi, Zhuazier, also called "Zhuzier", is a common Chinese folk game. A game with a long history that is popular all over the world. Generally, gravel, kidnappers (talus), seeds, cloth bags, metal bullets or plastic bullets are used, and some can add a ball. Objects used for catching balls have been found in caves inhabited by prehistoric humans in the Kiev region of Ukraine. Ancient Greek pottery pots have patterns of the game of catching balls. The traditional way of playing is to throw at least 5 pieces into the air with one hand, and then catch them with the palm of your hand or the back of your hand. The one who catches scores points, otherwise he loses points. American and Canadian girls use 6 to 12 or more six-tooth plates (made of iron or plastic) and a small ball. Girls in some areas of Central Europe use 6 seeds, and the right hand and left hand alternately throw and catch. Egyptian children use less than 10 apricot kernels and scatter them all on the ground; then pick up one of them and throw it into the air. They first grab the apricot kernel on the ground as quickly as possible and then catch the fallen one. Eastern European Jewish children used five crutches. The Japanese and Chinese generally use cloth bags filled with rice, gravel or bean grains; throw the bag on the table, pick up one of the bags, and throw it into the air. At this time, pick up the other bag from the table first, and then go Catching the dropped bags; repeating this process, pick up all the bags on the table and hold them in your hands.

Rubber band jumping

A popular folk game from the 1950s to the 1990s, the rubber band is an elastic string made of rubber, about 3 meters long, and the rubber band is straightened and fixed. After that, you can jump back and forth. Three to five people can play together, or they can be divided into two groups to compete. It is very fun to dance and sing at the same time. First, two people each take one end to stretch the rubber band, and the others take turns to jump according to the prescribed actions. The one who completes the jump wins. If the jump is wrong or the rubber band is not hooked well, another person jumps.

Wiping firecrackers

Wiping firecrackers, also known as scraping firecrackers, are a type of firecracker. They have no lead and are similar to matches. The head and surface are coated with a layer of potassium chlorate. It can be placed on phosphorus-coated paper and ignited by friction. If it is thrown in an open place, it will explode after a period of time.

Bamboo dragonfly

Bamboo dragonfly is one of the traditional Chinese folk children's toys and is widely circulated. The bamboo dragonfly consists of two parts. One is the bamboo handle. The second is "wings". When playing, rub your hands together and then loosen them, and the bamboo dragonfly will fly into the sky.

After spinning for a while, it will fall down. It is a very exquisite little invention in ancient China. This simple but magical toy once amazed Western missionaries and called it the "Chinese Spiral". In the 1930s, the Germans invented the helicopter propeller based on the shape and principle of the "bamboo dragonfly".

Yo-Yo

Yo-Yo: Not only a sport, it is also the most difficult and ornamental hand skill sport in the world. Some people say that Yo-Yo is an educational toy, but Yo-Yo is not just an educational toy. Yo-Yo (YOYO), a word that is familiar to everyone, is often understood as a childish toy. In fact, Yo-Yo is called "the second oldest toy in the world." (The oldest toys are dolls). After many years of continuous innovation and development, yo-yo is becoming a popular skill sport around the world. Because each golfer's style and self-created tricks are different, there are many types of yo-yo technical tricks, which can be said to be an ocean of techniques. There are currently five mainstream fancy categories, each with thousands of styles, and many new styles are still being developed every year.

Cards

Collecting cards should be the most impressive thing for children born in the 80s and 90s. In order to collect cards, they would like to spend all their pocket money to buy instant noodles.

Just to collect all the cards, go to the boss to exchange for the big prize.

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