踢毽子、跳绳、跳皮筋、抓子儿,对这些游戏很多成年人并不陌生。但是,近些年来,特别是在中等以上城市,随着人口密集程度越来越高,人们居住空间的独立性越来越强,电脑的使用越来越频繁,孩子们的活动越来越“文明”。这些群体的、裹着汗水和泥土的游戏好像已经远离孩子而去。你问问现在的孩子,有几个人知道这些游戏,跟谁、到哪儿去玩这种游戏;又有几个孩子体会过这些游戏中那酣畅淋漓的快乐? 本文的作者黄世勋老师从事多年体育教学与研究工作。他用包括脑科学、运动科学的理论探索出这些传统体育游戏中早已具有的,但却未被人所知的文化内涵和发展价值,并赋予新的活力。尽管黄老师已经70多岁,但他身上却有着如同孩子一样的童真和活跃的思维。他希望通过《父母必读》杂志,给生活在现代社会中的孩子们带去一些原始的快乐和新奇的感受。 Kick the shuttlecock, jump rope, jump rubber band, grab children, many adults are familiar with these games. However, in recent years, especially in medium-sized cities and above, as the population becomes more and more densely populated, people’s living space becomes more and more independent, computers are used more and more frequently, and children’s activities are becoming more and more “civilization”. The games of these groups, wrapped in sweat and dirt, seem to have gone away from their children. You ask the children now, a few people know who these games, with whom, where to play this game; how many children have experienced the hearty joy of these games? The author of this article Huang Shixun teacher engaged in years of physical education And research work. He used the theories including brain science and sports science to explore the cultural connotation and development value which have long been known but not yet known in these traditional sports games and give them new vitality. Although Huang was already in his 70s, he had innocent and active thinking like a child. He hopes to bring some of the original happiness and novelty to children living in modern society through the magazine Parents Must Read.