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Badminton is a sport where two people or two teams hit a shuttlecock back and forth over a net. The goal is to hit the shuttlecock so it lands on the other side of the court. The game needs quick movements and good aim. Players use rackets to hit the shuttlecock. It can be played inside or outside. Players get points by making the shuttlecock land in the other person's side.

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Cat and mouse game

You like chasing game, right? Thats the game we usually play when we were young. So, this is the game that we used to play.

Cat and mouse game is a fun game to play. The game starts with participants playing rock paper scissor to see who will play the roles of cat and mouse. After that, the remaining players will form a circle, attached their hands to each other. When the starting signal is given, the cat will chase the mouse. When both of them want to reach a spot outside, the two participants standing there must unlink their hands and raise them to create an exit to run through. The game will only end if the cat catches the mouse or if the cat surrender

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Hide and seek

“Trốn tìm” is a classic childhood game that transcends generations. In this game, one player takes on the role of the seeker, closing their eyes and counting while the other participants find clever hiding spots. After counting to a designated number, the seeker begins looking for the hiding players. The thrill of the game lies in the hiders' ability to conceal themselves skillfully. Once a player is found, they may be the next seeker or incur a playful penalty.

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Shogi, or Japanese chess, is a two-player strategy game played on a 9×9 board. Each player has 20 pieces, including a king, rook, bishop, generals, knights, lances, and pawns.

Key Rules:

Pieces move in unique ways, similar to chess.

Promotion: Pieces upgrade when reaching the opponent’s last 3 rows.

Drop Rule: Captured pieces can be reused by the opponent.

Goal: Checkmate the enemy king to win.

Why It’s Unique:

No piece is ever truly lost, thanks to re-drops.

The game is highly strategic, focusing on long-term planning and adaptation.

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DALL·E 2025-02-13 20.37.25 - An antique Japanese shogi board with aged wooden pieces engraved with traditional kanji characters. The board shows signs of wear, with a rich patina,

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When I was young, I enjoyed playing hide-and-seek with my friends. To play hide and seek, players are divided into two groups: “seekers” team and “hiders” team. The “seeker” is just one player while the remaining players are the “hiders” team. To start the game, the seeker closes the eyes and counts slowly to twenty. After that, the seeker will find hiders. On seeing another player, they yell “Found you!”. Once all hiders are found, the round is over and a new round begins. Hide and seek brings some benefits. You can learn the important of staying quiet when hidden and not getting upset when found. Moreover, it also helps you physically develop when you run, crouch, jump and other activities. To sum up, it is a great team game.

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Basketball is a team sport in which two teams, most commonly of five players each, opposing one another on a rectangular court, compete with the primary objective of shooting a basketball through the defender's hoop, while preventing the opposing team from shooting through their own hoop. A field goal is worth two points, unless made from behind the three-point line, when it is worth three. After a foul, timed play stops and the player fouled or designated to shoot a technical foul is given one, two or three one-point free throws. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins, but if regulation play expires with the score tied, an additional period of play is mandated.

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Football is a game that we need 22 people. In each team has 11 people to play. The equipment we need is a ball, 22 people, sometimes we need 1 more people to be a referee and finally, a special boots to play football. When we play football, we need to have a goal keeper to keep their team’s net for a ball fly in it by a player kicking it, sometimes a goal keeper can score. We need to pass the ball to teammates and kick strike the ball in a nets, it’s called score.

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Ô ăn quan (Vietnamese Traditional Stone Game, Quan Capture Game, or Vietnamese Mancala) is a traditional Vietnamese children's board game. This game is valuable for enhancing calculating and strategical ability.

Board, pieces, and players

Children play Ô ăn quan in Trường Sa

A rectangle which is divided into ten squares (5x2) with two semicircles at each end is drawn on the floor or the yard. The ten squares are called "rice field square", "fish pond square" or "citizen square" and the two semicircles are called "Mandarin squares".

Pieces may be stones, fruit seeds or any other small things.

Two players or two teams sit in two sides of the board. Each controls one side of the board.

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Football

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TUG OF WAR

Tug of war is a fun game that is played in many parts of the world. In Vietnam, it is considered a folk game with a high community spirit, often occurring during festivals or group activities.

In 2015, tug-of-war game rituals in Cambodia, the Philippines, Korea, and Vietnam were recognized by Unesco as a representative multinational intangible cultural heritage of humanity

There are currently two forms of tug-of-war in Vietnam: pulling with a rope and pulling directly with hands. The rules of tug-of-war with a rope are similar to those prevalent in countries worldwide.

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Since the human body is less dense than water, water can support the body's weight during swimming. As a result, swimming is "low-impact" compared to land activities such as running. The density and viscosity of water also create resistance for objects moving through the water. Swimming strokes use this resistance to create propulsion, but this same resistance also generates drag on the body.

Hydrodynamics

Dolphin crawl: Similar to front crawl, but with a dolphin kick. One kick per arm or two kicks per cycle. This style is often used in training.

Catch up stroke: A variation of the front crawl where one arm always rests at the front while the other arm performs one cycle. This can also be used as a drill when training in competitive swimming.

Trudgen: The trudgen is similar to the front crawl, except that it is paired with a scissors kick, similar to that used in the sidestroke.

Trudgen crawl: Similar to the trudgen, but with the use of a flutter kick (up and down leg kick) between the scissors kicks.

Double trudgen: Similar to the trudgen, but the sides of the scissors kick alternate.

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Tug of war(kéo co)

Number of player :At least 6 peopleor mỏbuts 2 teams have the same number

Equipment :A long rope, In the middle of the rope, there is a red string. On the ground, draw a line to mark the starting poóition

How to play:

Each team stands in a line, holding the rope tightly.

When I say "Start!", both teams pull towards themselves.

The team that pulls the rope past the center line on the ground first will win

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Bamboo jumping ( nhảy sạp) is a traditional game from Vietnam . This game has existed for along time among the Thai people . This game not only brings fun or excitement for the players , but it is also a great , beautiful tradional of our nation, and shows the people’s solidarity. The game’ need two big , straight and long bamboo sticks as a main stalls made from smaller bamboo or crok . And mostly , there are a person or a couple play this game in each round .

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Rope jumping (upgraded) is a really popular game in VietNam. It requries a really long rope with two players on both ends swing it in a together motion. One to three players can try to jump do avoid the rope. If one of the players touch the rope, they will be eliminated. Last one standing wins.

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Traditional rope jumping consists of 5 players in Viet Nam.

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Chơi chuyền is a popular game in the vietnamese culture. It was made many centuries ago and still some people now are playing it. The game is simple, it only needs a few sticks usually more than ten sticks that are made from bamboo and a small ball usually is a pomelo fruit that is hard and small like a tangerine. You spread 1 leg out and layer the sticks evenly out and throw the ball into the air and grab 1 stick before the ball fall back down and then catch the ball with the same hand that you are holding the stick, if you manage to catch the ball and grab 1 stick then that is success. This game required skill, speed and a skillful hand. This game was mostly popular with girls in the past. But since the world technology has increased, less people are playing it and now you can only see people playing it in small villages. Now "Chơi chuyền" has lose all most all of it's fame and it's no longer being enjoyed by young children.

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Wrestling (Đấu vật) is a game that involves grappling with your opponent by using several techniques (joint locks, pins , grappling holds,… ) to knock down your opponent.Every match length is about to 20-30 minuites.In that time , you should do something like: make the opponent fall and stay down in 3 seconds,or you can knock the opponent out of the ring for 10 to 20 seconds,you will win the game when the refree blows the whistle.

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The national sport of Vietnam is Vovinam. It's a Vietnamese martial art that combines a variety of techniques, including strikes, kicks, joint locks, and grappling. It was developed in the 1930s by Nguyễn Lộc, aiming to create a martial art that could be practiced for self-defense, fitness, and spiritual development.

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The national sport of Vietnam is Vovinam. It's a Vietnamese martial art that combines a variety of techniques, including strikes, kicks, joint locks, and grappling. It was developed in the 1930s by Nguyễn Lộc, aiming to create a martial art that could be practiced for self-defense, fitness, and spiritual development.

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Vovinam has become quite popular both in Vietnam and internationally, with practitioners participating in competitions, exhibitions, and demonstrations. The sport is also widely promoted for its benefits in improving physical health, discipline, and mental focus.

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When I'm in a countryside, I really like rope skipping. I played rope skipping alone or with my friends. The equipment we need to play rope skipping is a jump rope. When we play alone, we need to hold the two end of the jump rope. Then, spin the jump rope and jump. When we play with our friends, we need 3 people. 2 people hold the two end of the rope skipping and spin. Then, the rest of 1 people jump. Do rope skipping helps we losing weight and good for our health. Therefore, you should play rope skipping.

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CHILDHOODS ILLUSTRATITON _ CALENDAR 2019 - Nhu Chan

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Shuttlecock is a sport commonly played in Vietnam, in which players seek to control a shuttlecock in the air so that it does not fall to the ground with all parts of the body, except the hands.

-The playing field is a hard, rectangular surface.

-The net is hung on the net pole. The two net poles are placed vertically at both ends of the dividing line of the playing field. The two net poles must be left outside the field.

-The side that serves first will start the match first. Whichever side wins will have the right to serve in the second round.

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Chess is a strategic board game played between two players, typically on a 8x8 grid called a chessboard. The game involves two distinct sets of pieces: one player controls the white pieces, and the other controls the black pieces. Each player starts with 16 pieces: one king, one queen, two rooks, two knights, two bishops, and eight pawns.

The objective of the game is to checkmate the opponent's king, meaning that the king is under attack and cannot escape capture. Players move their pieces according to specific rules:

Pawns move forward one square but capture diagonally. On their first move, they can move two squares.

Rooks move in straight lines, horizontally or vertically.

Knights move in an L-shape: two squares in one direction and then one square perpendicular.

Bishops move diagonally across the board.

Queens can move in any direction, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

Kings move one square in any direction.

Chess can be played at various levels, from casual games to highly competitive tournaments, with established formats like classical chess, rapid chess, and blitz chess. Chess has a rich history, with famous grandmasters such as Garry Kasparov and Bobby Fischer. It is widely recognized as a game that develops skills in critical thinking, strategy, and

problem-solving.

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HIDE AND SEEK

Hide and seek is a popular game for children.

In this game , children can be a hide or a seek . we need 1 child for seek and all the children last will be hide . The children be hide will count 1 to 10 or 100 or the child be hide say finish for the child be seek to hide . when the child who be hide found other who be seek , they can say : I found you ! And the child be hide will be lose . If the child who be seek found all the team be hide the team be seek will win . And the team be seek cannot find the team be hide and the team be hide will win . I think it is a interesting game . This game are very great !

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Ô Ăn Quan is a traditional Vietnamese game played for centuries. It is a fun and interesting game that strengthens the thinking capacity of the players. The game is played by two players on a board drawn on the ground or on paper. Small stones, seeds, or shells are used as playing pieces. The goal is to collect as many pieces as possible by moving them strategically around the board.

This game was extremely popular many years ago, especially in the villages where kids did not have many toys. Since it needs only a basic board and small objects, everyone could play it. Not only is it a game, but also a way for people to entertain themselves and train their counting and planning skills. Many parents and grandparents learned this game when they were kids, and they typically teach it to their children.

Apart from the enjoyment, Ô Ăn Quan also represents Vietnamese culture. The way that the pieces are dispersed around the board is likened to farmers dispersing seeds, and it depicts how important farming is to Vietnamese life. It also works to bring people together as players must communicate, focus, and compete in a healthy way.

There are fewer children playing Ô Ăn Quan today because of video games and other newer toys. Some cultural programs and schools still teach students how to play so that they can experience traditional games. This type of game must be preserved because it is part of Vietnam's history and enables future generations to connect with their heritage.

In brief, Ô Ăn Quan is more than a game. It is a tool for learning, entertaining, and remembering the good traditions of the past. Regardless of the times, this simple-to-play but meaningful game will always have a unique position in Vietnamese culture.

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Spinning tops the list of traditional Vietnamese games enjoyed by the Hmong nation group in Vietnam, particularly during the Tet holiday. To start the game, both teams spin their tops at the same time and the top that spins longest wins. The loser then has to throw his top first. The opponent then throws his top and tries to knock over or unbalance the first top. They play for several rounds and the highest score wins.

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Kite flying is the traditional game from Vietnam. When you play this game, you must prepare a kite, a skein. When you fly a kite, wing surfaces that react against the air to lift create drag and forces. On 1635, John Bate's invented the kite. The kite is made from kolope (forest tuber) leaf for the mainsail, bamboo skin as the frame, and twisted forest pineapple fiber as rope, though modern kites use string. This is how to fly a kite perfectly. Firs, you must check the weather. If it have wind, you can fly the kite now. Fly your kite in open spaces away from trees and power lines. Stand with your back to the wind when launching it. Hold the kite high, release the line smoothly, and adjust based on wind changes to keep it in the air. To stay safe, fly on clear days far from obstacles or dangerous areas. Always watch out for changing winds. So in conclusion, fly a kite is the interesting game that you should play one time on your life.

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HUMAN CHESS

uman chess is one of the folk games played during festivals in Vietnam in general and in the Northern in spectacular, especially during the Lunar New Year. Human chess is a type of chess in which people act as chess pieces. Playing human chess often attracts a large number of peopl, but everyone must try to keep quiet so that the players are not distracted.

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Marble shooting is a favorite game, especially among boys. The game usually involves two people. The rules of marbles are also very simple. We just need to clamp the ball between our finger and middle finger. Then, you need to aim and snap your finger for the marble to shoot out. If your ball hits your opponent's ball, you win. You will "eat" that member too. This game is very interesting and exciting.

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It is a traditional Viet Nam game; you can play it with just a Cloth Sheet or something similar that use for blindfolding the catcher. You need many people to play it, choose randomly a person from the group, then blindfold his or her eyes, and the catcher will try to catch the runner by using their ears. The person who gets caught will be the next catcher. It is fun, and many body still play it now.

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Hide and seek

Hide and seek is a traditonal game in Vietnam that is passed down from generation to generation. First of all, choose a seeker and he/she has to close his/her eyes and count while the other people are the hider, find a place to hide. After counting, the seeker will look for the hiders and touch them. The seeker has to shout "Found you!" and the hiders will know he/she is found. The hider who is the winner is found last. After a round, choose another seeker and he/she has to find the hiders. This game is a traditional game and many people play this game.

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Ô ăn quan (Vietnamese traditional stone game, quan capture game) is a traditional Vietnamese children's board game . The game's origin is unknown, as it has been played for many years ago . Many people say that Vietnamese people were inspired by green rice fields to invent a game that could be played in those huge fields. At first, the game had become quite popular throughout the country . But now day children like play with their phone . For this reason, the game is exhibiting , so the game need new fully explained instructions with the aim of keeping the game alive among children now days . The rules are each player places one big stone or ten small stones (called the Mandarin piece) in the Mandarin square as well as five small stones (called citizen piece) in each of the rice field squares. The game ends when all the pieces are captured . If both Mandarin pieces are captured, the remaining citizen pieces belong to the player controlling the side that these pieces are on. There is a Vietnamese saying to express this situation(literally: Mandarin is gone, citizen died, take back the army, selling the rice field) . Which ever player has more pieces is the winner (a Mandarin piece is equal to ten or five citizen pieces).

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Tam cuc

Tam cuc, originating in China, is a traditional card game renowned in Northern Vietnam. For 2-4 players, this game is particularly favored by women due to its relaxed pace and simple rules. Its appeal lies in the balance of luck and strategy, as players aim to capture their opponent’s pieces by comparing card values. The deck consists of 32 cards divided into two colors – red and black, each representing symbolic characters, including General, Advisor, Elephant, Chariot, Cannon, Horse, and Soldier.