What are you from the twenties? What are the toys from childhood to adulthood?

Post-80s: Xiaobawang game machine shuttlecock, rubber band, glass beads, tangram, Rubik's cube, handmade lanterns, southeast, northwest made of paper (forgot what it is called), building blocks made of wood, slingshots, paper airplanes, model toy cars (manual).

Post-80s: When I was a child, I loved Transformers, and there were also automators. However, a few years ago, I was crazy about battleships, and since then I have discovered that there are even more wonderful GUNPLAs.

In the 80s, I used to play some skipping rope, badminton and the like.

Post-80s: Grabbing stones, jumping squares, fireflies, hide and seek, rubber bands, throwing sandbags, glass beads, etc.

We didn't have any toys before, some toys were paper folded, and the hands-on ability was very strong, and the children used to play in the same yard, playing together, which felt much more interesting than toys. I often recall it with a lot of aftertaste. Nowadays, the pace of life is fast, and parents may not have much time to spend with their children, so they buy some toys or cultivate their children's intelligence.

So I feel that the children are much happier now.

Now 50 years old, he played with toys in his childhood: slingshots, rubber bands, hoops, picking up stones.

In the memories of our post-80s, although there were no computers, the Internet, and no smartphones at that time, our friends were all brain-open, and they were very able to give full play to their ingenuity and make a lot of small toys. For example, slingshots, spinning tops, jumping rubber bands, glass balls, east, west, north and south origami games, wooden bows and arrows, fan treasures, etc., are all made by our friends together, giving full play to their respective wisdom and talents, and making gadgets by themselves.

Childhood features wanted toys:

1. Sandbag. Sandbags are not exclusive to the post-80s, perhaps dating back to the fifties and sixties. When I was a child, I believe that I didn't play less sandbag games, all of which were sewn by my mother, some were filled with corn kernels, and some were filled with soybeans.

2. Little golden beetle.

The trembling little golden turtle sold at the entrance of the elementary school has always attracted the attention of students who come and go, and its head and feet are shaking every time it passes by, and it feels like it has endless strength. Later, after spending a few dollars to buy it home, I realized that it would not move at all.

3. Little Tigers Whirlwind Card.

For a while, the Little Tigers became an Internet celebrity snack in the class, and at that time, they bought crispy noodles just for the whirlwind card inside, which could be ejected and played. The game of Jili loss was already popular at that time.

4. Four-wheel drive vehicle.

I believe that the post-80s generation should know that when I was a child, there was a cartoon called "Four-wheel drive brothers (four-wheel drive boy)". During that time, the school store sold cars at the same time, ranging from 5 yuan to hundreds of yuan. At that time, I bought 2 assembled ones, and I read the drawings and oiled them, and the moment I tried to run them after completion, I felt a sense of accomplishment!

1.Bamboo dragonflies. As soon as you rub your hands together and let go of your hands, it will be able to fly into the sky.

It will also be reminiscent of the bamboo dragonfly on Doraemon's head, and we wish we could stick it on our head and fly with us. Bamboo dragonfly is actually a traditional Chinese folk children's toy, because of the use of bamboo board as a material, and like listening can fly straight up, so the name bamboo dragonfly. What's even more awesome is that in the 30s of the 20th century, the Germans invented the spiral tanqin paddle according to the "bamboo dragonfly", which was amazing for my toys.

2.There are many names for fitness balls, such as rolling the earth, bouncing ball, foot ball, bouncing ball, etc. As long as it is set on the neck of the foot and rotated in one direction, it is good to jump up regularly to make way for the ball, and the length of the rope can also be adjusted by itself, which is really a good helper for fitness.

3.The tin frog will never forget the green frog in his memory, with patterns on his body, and as long as he tightens the clockwork, he can jump for a while. I don't need to feed, I stare at every moment of every day, and I am full of energy, and I have the impression that a tin frog can play for a long time throughout my childhood.

4.Yo-yo mirage, earth fire, fire, scholars, black whirlwind, etc. were all famous yo-yos at that time. At that time, it always felt like I had everything in my hand.

Yo-yo is a foreign product, but it is not a modern product, according to historical records, yo-yo first appeared in Greece 500 A.D. before the first prototype of hunting and fighting. 5.I must admit that this is the only musical instrument toy before I was 12 years old, and I don't know how to play beautiful melodies at all, but I still carry it in my pocket from time to time to show off.

When I first got it, I didn't even want to put it down when I went to sleep, so I put it next to my pillow and took a look at it before going to bed to feel at ease. Now the harmonicas are antiques.

1.Basketball: Since basketball was all the rage in the 90s, a lot of kids want to own a basketball so they can be outdoors and friends.

Friends play ball together.

their own intelligence and hand-eye coordination.

Game consoles: Game consoles are also very popular toys in the 90s, such as home consoles, handheld game consoles, etc., which many children want.

I hope to be able to have my own game console.

4.Model toys: In the 90s, many children were also very fond of collecting and toying various model toys, such as model railways, cars.

models, etc. 5.Remote Control Toys: Remote Control Cars

Remote-controlled toys such as remote-controlled airplanes and remote-controlled boats are also popular, and many children wish to own one.

Remote control toys. These toys were very popular in the 90s, and many children once wished to have them, and these toys also reflect to some extent.

the culture and trends of the time.