Pot throwing is a game evolved from ()

Pot throwing is a game evolved from shooting ceremony.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, one of the courtesies of governors was to invite guests to shoot arrows. At that time, it was considered a shame that adult men could not shoot arrows. The host asked the guest to shoot an arrow, but the guest couldn't refuse. Later, some guests really couldn't shoot an arrow, so they used an archery hip flask instead. Over time, throwing pots replaced archery and became a game for feasting.

Pot is to throw arrows into the pot, and the more you throw, the more you win. You can prepare a vase, bamboo tube or milk powder can when you play. The mouth of the bottle is about 6 or 7 cm wide, and the arrow can be replaced by wooden chopsticks or bamboo chopsticks.

People can start throwing when they stand two or three meters away, and they can get closer. You can only throw 1 arrow at a time, and you can only score if you fall into the bottle. You can also increase the difficulty. Play the game with three bottles. The bottles are big and small, and score according to the difficulty. It's hard to grasp the strength when throwing, and you can't always get in. Play it a few times slowly, and then step by step.