Gongji () Stone Catch Game: At the start of the game, five gongji are thrown on the ground. Choose one and throw it into the air, and quickly grab another gong from the ground before it falls. Repeat this process until all the gongs on the ground are lifted; Jebi Kicks (Jebi Kicks): Kick a "Jebi" (a folded paper product that looks like a steering wheel) continuously without letting it fall to the ground. The person who kicks the most consecutive times wins; Paeng-i (): The preparation stage requires wrapping a rope around the bottom of the tower. Then, quickly pull one end of the rope to make the tip spin. Players can compete to see whose top spins the most, or they can try to knock the opponent's top out of the spinning area; Flying Stone Chess (): The game is divided into 18 steps, each of which requires players to continuously place flying stones (stones) on different parts of their body and then move to the opponent's flying stone to knock it down; Ddakji (): This game is played with two cards of different colors. The goal is to knock your opponent's cards down by knocking them down with your own cards from above. Although the rules seem simple, they actually require considerable skill. A little trick is to pay attention to the angle and strength of the hit to increase your chances of winning;