Tug-of-war is held between classes. The competition lasted for four days, with 20 contestants (including 65,438 males and 65,438 females) in different grades.
The competition order is as follows:
The first day 60 1-602, 501-502;
The next day, 40 1-402, 502-503;
On the third day, 501-503,301-302;
On the fourth day, 201-202,1kloc-0/-102.
The competition is based on the principle of "friendship first, competition second", focusing on participation, doing what you can and paying attention to safety. But it is also fair and just. The competition is equipped with a referee and two linesmen with "high standards". The venue is decided by a coin toss, the venue is changed at the end of the first game, and the third game is decided by a coin toss.
With the referee's whistle, the tug-of-war began. The students who took part in the competition have done their best. Look at their flushed faces and prominent blue veins on their foreheads, and you will know how hard the students are working! The cutest children in the competition are the first-grade children. Although they look small, they are full of energy and great ambition. The most exciting thing, of course, is watching the sixth-grade students' game. It's really amazing. Look at the roots of your feet. Look at your palm and the rope simply merging together. That's it. Domineering. The passion of teachers and students off the field is naturally no worse than that of the participating students, shouting neat slogans, shaking their bodies and cheering for the players loudly with the rhythm.
This tug-of-war competition not only exercised students' physique, but also cultivated students' will quality, and also increased the cohesion of the class. In the competition, the friendship between classes has also deepened, adding a touch of bright color to create a harmonious campus!