2017年12月4日 · A Diabolo – or Chinese yoyo, is traditionally made of bamboo and wood. It is an empty roller, shaped like a dumbbell, which is spun and tossed on a string tied to two sticks, one held in each hand. The history of playing with diabolos dates back about 1,000 years, when it developed as a pastime for the Chinese nobility.

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Kongzhu, also known as the Chinese yo-yo, is made of the China’s signature plant - bamboo. It works as a diabolo spinning and buzzing like an acrobat on a string. Traditionally, Kongzhu is a folk game. In the north of China, people especially children like to play Kongzhu on festivals.

2022年2月11日 · There are samples of the first sort of Chinese yoyo made from bamboo in the picture below. The one on the proper may be a two-sided yoyo, and therefore the one on the left is one-sided. The foremost common Chinese name for the yoyo is 空竹 (kōngzhú) which suggests hollow bamboo and springs from this sort of yoyo.

The diabolo, or Chinese Yoyo, is a juggling folk toy made of wood and bamboo. It is the toy of the last emperor of China, and the favorite “intangible heritage” of famous stars, Chi-ling Lin and Jay Chou. As one of China’s unique folk sports, it was once widespread than today’s square dance.

2017年12月4日 · A Diabolo – or Chinese yoyo, is traditionally made of bamboo and wood. It is an empty roller, shaped like a dumbbell, which is spun and tossed on a string tied to two sticks, one held in each hand. They come in a variety of sizes – from the length of a finger nail to the width of a car tire, and in shapes such as dragons, balls, and flowers.

What were the first yo-yos thought to be made of? woods, including bamboo. How many years ago did the ancient Chinese invent the yo-yo?