What does hoop hop tour mean?

English can't be understood like that...

It's like there are many idioms in China that have allusions.

The tour is actually a round-robin race.

Hoop Hop may be like a slam dunk upstairs.

It is also possible to interpret it as streetball.

hoop hoop hoops.

Hop one-legged jump.

Travel tours.

Taken together, it is.

Slam Dunk Contest.

Athletes must weigh no more than 56 kg.

Athlete conditions.

1) All male and female athletes who are sound and have a certain foundation of special training can participate in the competition.

2) All athletes participating in the competition must be examined by a doctor and have a physical qualification certificate.

3) Young athletes must have a birth certificate.

4) Female athletes must have a gender check certificate.

5) The age of the juvenile group is 13-17 years old.

6) The age of the youth group is 18 to 20 years old.

7) Adult group 21 years old and above.

8) Male and female athletes aged 15 or above can participate in national competitions.

Weight grading. Men's weightlifting competitions can be divided into the following ten categories according to the weight of athletes: (1) 54 kg weight not exceeding 54 kg (2) 59 kg class 54 01 59 kg (3) 64 kg class 59 o1 64 kg (4) 70 kg class 64 01 70 kg (5) 76 kg class 70 01 76 kg (6) 83 kg class 76 01 83 kg (7) 91 kg class 83 01 91 kg (8) 99 kg class 91 01 99 kg (9) 108 kg class kg (10) 108 kg or more.

Women's weightlifting competitions can be divided into the following nine categories according to the weight of the athletes: (1) 46 kg up to 46 kg (2) 50 kg 46 01 50 kg (3) 54 kg 50 01 54 kg (4) 59 kg 54 01 59 kg (5) 64 kg 59 01 64 kg (6) 70 kg 64 01 70 kg (7) 76 kg 70 01 76 kg (8) 83 kg 76 01 83 kg (9) 83 kg and above.

Weightlifting, which is graded according to the weight of the participating athletes, began at the 7th Olympic Games in 1920. At that time, there were 5 weight classes, namely welterweight (60 kg), light weight (kg), middleweight (75 kg), light heavyweight (kg) and heavyweight (above kg). At the 1947 World Weightlifting Championships, Egypt, the powerhouse of the time, took the suggestion of Egypt, and added another class, the bantamweight (under 56 kg).

In 1951, it was changed to seven more classes, raising the weight standard of the original weight class to 90 kg or more, and adding a subweight class (82 5 kg to 90 kg). Since then, seven more levels have been in use until 1972. Since the 20th Olympic Games in 1972, weightlifting has been increased to nine categories, the sub-bantamweight (under 52 kg) and extra weight (over 110 kg) categories have been added, and the weight class has been changed to 110 kg.

In 1976, during the XXXI Olympic Games, it was added to the 10th class and the 100 kg class was added. By the 1996 Olympics, although there were still 10 classes, the weights had changed, specifically 54 kg, 59 kg, 64 kg, 70 kg, 76 kg, 83 kg, 91 kg, 99 kg, 108 kg and over 108 kg. In 1998, the IWF followed the trend of "Olympic **" and took the initiative to reduce the men's 10 classes to 8

56 kg, 62 kg, 69 kg, 77 kg, 85 kg, 94 kg, 105 kg and over 105 kg. At the same time, the women's class has also been adjusted to 7 categories: 48kg, 53kg, 58kg, 63kg, 69kg, 75kg, and 75 and above.

Athletes must weigh no more than 56 kg.

Transliterated words are simple words formed by translating words with similar pronunciation into foreign languages, and some words are borrowed from foreign languages (including other ethnic groups abroad and ethnic minorities in China). Since modern times, a large number of transliterated words have poured into China, but most of them have disappeared because they are not as easy to understand as Japanese-origin foreign words.

1.Western Regions of the Han Dynasty.

Grapes, alfalfa, pomegranates, pipa, lions, bamboo shoots.

2.Wei and Jin Sanskrit.

Monks, Yamas, Bodhisattvas, Garans, Agate, Jasmine.

3.Yuan Dynasty Mongolian language.

Hutongs, mushrooms, Gobi, post stations.

4.English after the nineteenth century.

Radar, sofa, engine, motor, copy.

5.Soviet Russian after October.

Soviet, vodka, braji, katyusha, combein, bolshevik 6Minority languages in the country.

Hada, Saqima, Urumqi.