VOICED : Kickin it old school: Vietnam's ancient foot badminton

The video explores the sport of decor, highlighting its similarities to badminton but with unique gameplay using any part of the body to hit the shuttlecock. Originating from China over 2000 years ago, decor encourages teamwork and cooperation. Tuan, a decor enthusiast, founded a club in 2009, which has grown significantly. Traditionally made with goose feathers, shuttlecocks are now often plastic. Decor is popular in Hanoi, especially in the mornings and evenings, offering social interaction unlike solitary activities like gym workouts. Despite football's dominance, decor remains a beloved pastime in Hanoi's parks.

What is a unique feature of decor compared to badminton?

• Players use any part of the body to hit the shuttlecock.

• It is played on ice.

• It is played with a racket.

• It requires a net at all times.

What historical fact is associated with decor?

• It originated in Europe.

• It is a modern invention.

• It has Chinese origins dating back over 2000 years.

• It was first played in the 19th century.

How did Tuan contribute to the popularity of decor?

• He organized international tournaments.

• He invented a new version of the game.

• He started a club that grew to 40-50 members.

• He wrote a book about decor.

What change has been made to the materials used for shuttlecocks in decor?

• They are now made of metal.

• They are now made of plastic strips instead of goose feathers.

• They are now made of wood.

• They are now made of rubber.

Why is decor popular among Hanoi's residents?

• It is played indoors.

• It offers a social experience unlike going to the gym.

• It is a competitive spectator sport.

• It is a solitary activity.