One Arrow Is Falling, Two Flying Wings

In ancient times, women could also learn riding and archery, especially court ladies. In many cases, emperors regarded riding and archery as an equally important form of entertainment as dancing to encourage their concubines to learn. The era when this trend was most popular should have been the Tang Dynasty, which had the least restrictions on women. At that time, a large number of women's football and women's polo teams were organized among the court nobles, and the women's cavalry team was even more permanent. Du Fu described the scene of palace people riding and shooting in "Aijiangtou": "There was a man in front of the chariot with a bow and arrow, and the white horse chewed the golden leash. He turned over and shot towards the sky, shooting at the clouds, and an arrow hit the two flying wings." Intention: