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"Quidditch" is the Chinese translation of quidditch, an important aerial team confrontation sport in the original book. It is a ball game played by wizards riding broomsticks in the magical world.

Like ordinary games, it is played on a court surrounded by stands. There are three 50-foot-tall gold poles at each end of the court with rings on the top. The contestants are divided into two teams and fly in the air on broomsticks.

Confrontation, each team has seven players, each with a goalkeeper, three chasers, and two

A batter and a seeker. As a ball game, "Quidditch" uses three different balls at the same time: a red ball that is as big as a football and more like an ordinary ball is the "Quidditch" ball.

The chasers pass the "Quaffle" to each other and try to pass it through the opponent's ring. Each time

10 points are scored, and the goalkeeper is responsible for guarding the team's ring; the two aggressive black balls, which are slightly smaller than the "Quaffle", are called "bludgers". They will fly around on their own, always trying to find players.

Knocked off the broom, the batter is responsible for protecting his teammates from being hit by the "bludger" and hitting it at the same time.

To the opposing player; a golden ball the size of a large hazelnut with silver wings is the "Golden Snitch". It flies as fast as lightning, and the job of the seeker is to catch it. When the Golden Snitch is captured

, the team that catches it scores 150 points, and a Quidditch match is over.

Competition equipment

Broomstick: A tool in the Quidditch game. Players must ride on a broomstick to play the game, and there are strict restrictions on the specifications of the broomstick. Ball: There are three types of Quidditch balls used in the Quidditch game, a total of four Quidditch balls.

Quaffle: Twelve inches in diameter, equivalent to the size of a football, bright red, mainly to allow players to identify it in rainy and snowy weather. The Quaffle is mainly used to score points, and you can get it by throwing a Quaffle.

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Bludgers: There will be two Bludgers in the game. They are usually made of black iron, ten inches in diameter, and slightly smaller than the Quaffle. The Bludgers specifically chase the player on the broomstick closest to them.

golden snitch: the most important ball in the game, a metal ball the size of a walnut, with wings made of silver, flying very fast and difficult to catch.

Goals: Rings erected on tall poles on both sides of the field. Each team has three goals. They are arranged parallel but at slightly different heights.

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Players: Each team plays seven players in a game

Keeper (1 person): Similar to the goalkeeper in a football match, the main task is to guard the goalposts and baskets of the team and prevent the opponent's players from scoring.

beater (2 people): The main task is to use the bat to protect their own players from the Bludgers, so they usually hit the Bludgers as far away from their own team as possible, and of course

Including hitting the ball towards an opposing player.

Chaser (3 people): Chasers are responsible for attacking and scoring. They will try their best to throw the Quaffle into the opponent's hoop to score points.

Seeker (1 person): An extremely important player in the game. He is responsible for catching the golden snitch, which can often turn defeat into victory for his team. Therefore, those who serve as seekers are usually some of the lightest and fastest flyers.

With keen eyesight and the ability to fly with one or no hands on a broom, they are also the most vulnerable players on the court.