What a game it is to flip a rope loop over two people

It seems to be called "rope turning" ......Or you can say "turning the flower rope" or "turning the flower". Here's the explanation given by the encyclopedia:

Turning the flower rope, a popular children's game in the sixties, seventies and eighties of the twentieth century. It is also called "unraveling the strand", "turning the rope", "turning the thread", "turning the flower hub", "braiding the flower rope", "picking the rope" and so on. The Tu, Manchu, Mongolian and other ethnic groups call it "untie the tension", and Inner Mongolia and North China have it called "unhook hook" or "unhook hook"; In Hangzhou, it is called "picking flowers and flowers".

In different regions of China, there are different names for turning flower ropes, such as line turning flowers, turning flower hubs, picking tensions, untying strands and so on. This is a kind of thing that uses a rope to play with, and with just a dexterous finger, you can flip many tricks. Have you ever played with a rope flip?

Flipping rope is a game that uses rope, a rope and dexterous fingers can flip out a lot of tricks, making people spend a lot of happy time. Just be careful, don't pull the wrong line, turn the wrong bend, otherwise the rope will be knotted. In fact, this children's game was also a popular game among girls during the Edo period in Japan.

In Doraemon's manga story, children also love to play with flower ropes.

The link is below, it's quite detailed, and I won't stick it anymore.

You're talking about "turning the flower rope", which seems to be a relatively standard statement

Of course, it is normal for different places to have different names

It's called turning the flower rope. In the game of twisting ropes, players need to use a rope to form a rope sleeve, one person uses his fingers to weave one pattern, and the other person uses his fingers to take it and turn it into another pattern, alternately braiding each other until one can no longer weave it.

The rope flip game is mainly operated by fingers. Each modeling pattern requires fingers to complete some subtle actions such as supporting, pressing, picking, turning, hooking, and putting, and requires the right and left hands to cooperate consistently, and each finger needs to skillfully divide labor.

Two people and three legs.

Two people stand side by side, one with the left leg of the other below the knee and above the ankle of the right leg The race starts at the starting point.

Turn back to the opposite sign, return to the starting point, and then untie the rope and hand it to the next group of players to compete, and finally rank according to the length of time to complete.

The name of this competition is two-person three-legged.