Typical diabolo can be divided into single wheel and double wheel. Two-wheeled diabolo is shaped like a waist drum, made of bamboo or wood, with two flat round wheels at both ends. The wheels are hollow, with four or five small holes dug in them, bamboo flutes placed in the holes, and the two wheels are connected by shafts. A single-wheel hollow bamboo is shaped like a top with wheels on one side. Because of its hollow wheel and bamboo flute, it is named "diabolo".
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Diabolo was originally a courtyard game, but after processing, it became competitive and became a traditional acrobatic project. The player holds two small bamboo poles two feet long in each hand, and the top of each bamboo pole is tied with a cotton rope about five feet long. One hand and the other hand send it around the spool once or twice, shaking it constantly, and ringing when accelerating rotation.
When shaking, the posture is changeable, the rope turns over, and the actions such as winding, swinging, throwing and crossing the bridge are called "chicken on the shelf", "fairy jump", "flying all over the sky" and "twisting". It is also useful to replace diabolo with utensils such as pot cover and wine bottle. Diabolo is a traditional entertainment and leisure project in China.
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