Shuttlecock, also called shuttlecock, is a folk sports activity with national characteristics in China. Shuttlecock kicking technology originated in the Han Dynasty, and the pattern of shuttlecock kicking was found on the Han bricks discovered by archaeology. Shuttlecock kicking was very popular in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and there were various patterns of shuttlecock kicking, as well as shops specializing in making and selling shuttlecocks. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, many folk artists liked to draw vivid scenes of children playing badminton. The task gestures in shuttlecock kicking pictures drawn by folk artists in Qing Dynasty are similar to those in modern shuttlecock kicking. In the Qing dynasty. The skill of kicking shuttlecock is already quite high. According to Qu Dajun's "Guangdong Xinyu", one of the three outstanding figures in Lingnan in the Qing Dynasty, there is a shuttlecock kicking conference in Guangzhou on the 15th day of the first month every year, and men, women and children gather in Wuxian Temple to compete. In the late Qing Dynasty, Beijing folk shuttlecock artists developed into four schools. They have their own unique skills, different styles, and accept many disciples. They often put down the ring and compete with shuttlecock. 19 12, a grand performance was held outside Di 'anmen, which caused a sensation in the whole city. A technical organization was established after the meeting.

The first official competition of China Shuttlecock was held by Guangzhou Sports Commission in 1956, and simple rules were formulated. The rules of shuttlecock competition were born in the spring of 1984. According to the characteristics of kicking shuttlecock, several ball games are absorbed and synthesized.