Образуването на прескачане на въжето

След династиите на Вей и Джин, във всяка династия на династията е имало записи за прескачане на въжета . Дуан Ченши от династията Тан, пише в „Youyang Zazu · jingyi“: „На 15-ия ден на осмия месец на шествието и играта на Tang Dynasty се игра въжета, но също така и подобни игри бяха наречени "проникване", което даде на Rope Skipping специално име .
After the Southern Song Dynasty, rope skipping developed into acrobatics and acrobatics, and also had the name "rope-penetrating". Wu Zimu of the Song Dynasty recorded in "Dream of the Southern Song Dynasty·Prime Ministers, Princes, and Officials of the Southern Class Entered the Palace to Offer Birthday Banquet": "The acrobatics presented are pole climbing, rope-penetrating, стойка на ръката, огъване на талията, игра на купа, ритане на тигани и бутилки, сомзори и др. rope-penetrating, sumo wrestling, drum-board singing, and cockfighting." From "penetrating" in the Tang Dynasty to "penetrating" in the Southern Song Dynasty, the name of rope skipping has become more vivid and specific.
Правила на ученика: Децата се събират, за да играят с пропускане на въже
During the Liao Dynasty, children skipping rope was also very popular. The "Children Skipping Rope Picture" in the Liao Tomb of Xuanhua was found in the tomb of Zhang Kuangzheng in Area 1. It was painted on the front of the semicircular wall above the wooden door of the back room. The picture shows three children playing a skipping rope game. The two children on the left and right are bending their bodies and legs, swinging a long rope vigorously. In the middle, a shirtless child is bending his knees and stretching his arms, jumping lightly. The composition is exquisite and it is a very valuable skipping rope cultural relic.