Chinese culture antique bronze pot throwing pot with ten throwing arrows

Suitable for campus activities, parks, indoor sports

Arrow 41cm

Bottle mouth diameter 6cm

Bottom diameter 9.5cm

Overall height 26.5cm

Product weight: 2.2kg

The host and the guest each have four arrows. The host stands on the left and the guest on the right, and they start shooting from a distance of two and a half arrows from the pot.
In the ritual of tossing arrows into a pot, one must throw the arrow into the pot at once; anyone who throws in first will not be counted.
First arrow: 10 points; the first arrow is called "Youchu"
Second arrow: invest 5 points;
Third Arrow: Invest 5 points;
The fourth arrow is called "having an end" The fourth arrow: 20 points are invested;
The first arrow misses the target, but the second, third, and fourth arrows all do: add 1 point; this situation is called "scattered arrows": if not all arrows enter the pot, it is called "leaning on the pole", which does not count; if the tail of the arrow enters the pot, it is called "downward hit", which does not count.

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