This history and rules of Cuju which FIFA acknowledged as the earliest form of football. #football #soccer #Chinesehitory #chineseculture #worldcup2022
Great video! I love your historical costumes for the different dynasties. It is interesting how the attitudes of each dynasty reflect in how they played Cuju.
What I have been taught about Cuju, at some point during Europe's late stage of Iron Age, the ancient Greeks became aware of the Chinese Cuju and brought the game from Asia to Europe. Here in Europe, the Greeks called the ball game as Phaininda, but the game was also known by the Roman name Harpastum. But this video explained a lot of things that I didn't know and that have not been explained about Cuju as the earliest form of football. And therefore I say thanks for this information.
Many inventions created by Chinese but the west and south korean always steal,manipulate. The lattest i remember, Chinese New Year/CNY. The west and south korea deliberately publish CNY as "lunar new year and even korean new year". Lunar Ny in other countries could be around mid year in gregorian. Only chinese year system has it in thefirst months of the year. We can see. India lunar ny is Divali around November.
Great video! I love your historical costumes for the different dynasties. It is interesting how the attitudes of each dynasty reflect in how they played Cuju.
What I have been taught about Cuju, at some point during Europe's late stage of Iron Age, the ancient Greeks became aware of the Chinese Cuju and brought the game from Asia to Europe. Here in Europe, the Greeks called the ball game as Phaininda, but the game was also known by the Roman name Harpastum. But this video explained a lot of things that I didn't know and that have not been explained about Cuju as the earliest form of football. And therefore I say thanks for this information.
Thank you, Daniel, for providing the information of how Cuju was brought to the Europe.
Many inventions created by Chinese but the west and south korean always steal,manipulate. The lattest i remember, Chinese New Year/CNY. The west and south korea deliberately publish CNY as "lunar new year and even korean new year". Lunar Ny in other countries could be around mid year in gregorian. Only chinese year system has it in thefirst months of the year. We can see. India lunar ny is Divali around November.