Pearl Ball Shines at China’s Ethnic Minority Games
Pearl Ball shines at China’s 12th National Ethnic Minority Games, drawing over 500 participants and captivating audiences with its unique gameplay and rich cultural heritage.
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Pearl Ball shines at China’s 12th National Ethnic Minority Games, drawing over 500 participants and captivating audiences with its unique gameplay and rich cultural heritage.
Top-spinning, an ancient Chinese pastime, takes center stage at the 12th National Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities in Sanya, reconnecting generations with a cherished tradition.
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Taiwan athlete Lien Te-an clinched victory in the Yajia competition at the 12th National Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities in Sanya, showcasing skill and determination in this unique sport.
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