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王梦雨Cuju, also known as "tap Ju", "overnight ball", "Cuyuan", "Zhuqiu", "kick round" and so on. "Cu" and "tap" both mean kick, and "Ju" is the name of the ball. According to historical records, Cuju games were popular for entertainment among the Han people as early as the Warring States Period, and became a method for soldiers to train their troops from the Han Dynasty. Cuju organizations and Cuju artists appeared in the Song Dynasty, and Cuju games on ice began to be popular in the Qing Dynasty.
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陈力玮
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潘煜铉
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刘向锐Cuju originated in the Warring States Period. Cuju is the essence of modern football, but there are some differences. 24 people will be divided into two groups, each group will have a goalkeeper. The other people's task is to step over the goalkeeper and kick the ball into the goal behind the goalkeeper.
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金恩来
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过一鼎The Tang Dynasty witnessed the invention of the air- filled ball,which made the sport more interesting,as this ball was elastic and could fly high into sky.However,the level of confrontation was lessened,with the goals,earilier placed on the two sides,then put in the centre of the court.But the entertainment was increased as people had to count the number of goals to decide who would win.
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Jennierubyjane
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王钰During the Three Kingdoms period, Cu developed rapidly. Leisure Cuju was inherited, and there were performances such as Cuju and competitive Cuju. The performance Cuju is a skill of controlling the ball with feet, knees, shoulders, head and other parts with the accompaniment of drum music. And fly, stop the bow with one leg, jump hook and other technical actions. Competition Cuju usually has a rectangular jury, generally east-west orientation, and a north-south viewing hall surrounded by walls, which is called Jucheng.
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薛淇元According to historical records, as early as the Warring States Period, recreational Cuju games were popular among the Chinese people. Since the Han Dynasty, it has become a military training method. Cuju organizations and artists appeared in the Song Dynasty, and Cuju on ice was popular in the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, it can be said that Cuju is a wonderful sports flower with a long history and great influence in ancient China.
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朱永祥Two clubs with a height of three feet are erected in the center of the court, and the upper goal is about one foot in diameter, which is called "wind eye". According to the participating families, they are divided into (two teams) on both sides of sub-stations, and each team consists of 4 or 8 people, which are called ball head, Xiao ball, Zheng Yan, head Yan, left pole net, right pole net and scattered stand, etc. It is also slightly different from the hat of the team members. During the game, the whistle and drum are the trumpets.