Is swinging related to autumn? What does swing mean?

Since autumn, Shanshan has fallen in love with the swing, of course, the "little monkey swing" influenced by that story. Every night before going to bed, I must tell the "little monkey swing" again, at first I was blinded, what kind of story is this (because she watched it at home with her grandmother during the day, I haven't seen it), but she must listen, so I began to make it up, and finally said that the little monkey fell off the swing, and then Shanshan went to the swing to sit, and Shanshan also began to swing! It doesn't matter what this part is, Shanshan began to think about her swing, and every night she would say: Shanshan swing!

I saw that the child liked it so much, and said: Catch up with Ming'er and ask Dad to buy a swing for Shanshan! Well, every night Shanshan not only said:

Shanshan swings, and will say: Dad bought a swing for Shanshan, Princess Shanshan swings, so happy!! Gotcha, I've got myself in!!

But I'm going to ** buy her a swing! And the house we rent is so small, can we put it on a swing? But I don't want to break my promise to the child, from autumn to now it's almost winter, I have to hurry up to fulfill my promise, and a mother who knows told me that you can buy a simple and practical swing from **?

In ancient times, swinging was only seen around the Qingming Festival and the Cold Food Festival, and it was only limited to the use of red men and green women in wealthy and aristocratic families. The origin of swings can be traced back hundreds of thousands of years ago to ancient times. At that time, our ancestors had to go up to trees to pick wild fruits or hunt wild beasts in order to make a living.

In climbing and running, they often grasp the stout creeping plants, rely on the swing of the rattan, climb the tree or cross the ditch, which is the most primitive form of the swing. As for the later swings with ropes hanging on wooden frames and pedals under them, they existed in northern China during the Spring and Autumn Period. In "Art and Literature Gathering", there is a record of "Northern Mountains, Swings are used for play on cold food days".

At that time, the rope that tied the swing was for the sake of sturdy, and it was usually made of animal skin, so the word "boot A" was written in the swing, and the word "leather" was used as the side.

Swing wobbly swing.

Squeaky swing Swing swing wobbly.

Swings that go up and down Swings in spring.

Swing in the garden Swing in kindergarten.

Swing made of rope and plank, swing made of chain and tire, swing by one person, swing by two people.

Standing on the swing Sitting, swinging.

Beautiful swing Beautiful swing Green swing swing.

Swing in the tree, swing in the house, swing in the gym, swing.

swing [qiū qiān] game utensils.

A swing is a game appliance in which a long rope is tied to a shelf, and a pedal board is hung underneath, and the person swings back and forth with the pedal board. Swinging is a sport created by ethnic minorities in northern China in ancient China. It was introduced to the Central Plains during the Spring and Autumn Period, and was deeply loved by people because of its simple equipment and easy to learn, and soon became popular in various places.

After the Han Dynasty, swings gradually became a folk custom activity carried out during festivals such as Qingming Festival and Dragon Boat Festival and have been passed down to this day.

A (beautiful) swing, a (sad) swing, a (simple) swing.

Swinging In ancient times, there was a custom of swinging on the Qingming Festival. Swing, the ancient word has the word "leather" next to the word, and the thousand words also take away the word, which means to pull the leather rope and migrate. Back in ancient times, people created swings during climbing in order to get food from high places.

It was first called "Chiaki". The legend was created by the Shanjung people in the north during the Spring and Autumn Period. At first, it was just a rope, and I grabbed it with both hands and swung it.

Later, Qi Henggong conquered the Shanrong tribe in the north and brought the "Qianqiu" into the Central Plains. To the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the palace took "Qianqiu" as the word of longevity, took the meaning of "Qianqiu Wanshou", and later in order to avoid taboos, the word "Qianqiu" was reversed to "swing". Later, it gradually evolved into a swing with two ropes and pedals.

In the Tang and Song dynasties, swings became a game for women to play to practice lightness and vigor.