Mastering control of the ever rising and falling rattan chinlone ball instils patience, a veteran of Myanmar’s traditional sport says.
“Once you get into playing the game, you forget everything,” 74-year-old Win Tint says.
“You concentrate only on your touch, and you concentrate only on your style.”
Chinlone, Myanmar’s national game, traces its roots back centuries. Described as a fusion of sport and art, it is often accompanied by music and typically sees men and women playing…
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