Traditional games start

Every act and move of the contestants demonstrates a variety of ethnic styles. Yajia, a tug-of-war, attracts a quieter crowd. During the competition, two athletes wrap the same cloth around their necks, lie on both ends of the field, climb in opposite directions, and they win by pulling over into the designated area. During the competition, the players are under immense physical stress with the veins on their necks and temples bulging, and the faces contorted.

"Boom! Slap!" The crossbow arrow are let loose from the taut strings, as attendees follow their flight to the target. A gym is hosting the event and sounds seem to ricochet off the walls. The crossbow, of course, is an improved version of the bow and arrow.

The crossbow is composed of a crossbow piece, a bed and a string. When using it, the crossbow string made of jute must be pulled into the inlay, the arrow is placed in the groove, and the trigger is pulled before shooting. The competition is divided into different subitems according to the standing position, kneeling position and the gender of the contestant.