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[Historical Origins]
Cuju, also known as "Ts'uh Kúh," was far more than just a game. It was deeply ingrained in Chinese culture and had both recreational and ceremonial significance. The game involved players kicking a leather ball filled with feathers into a net or goal, much like modern-day soccer. The name "Cuju" itself means "kick the ball."

[The Game]
Cuju was played in various forms. There were different rules for competitive Cuju, played in organized matches, and more casual versions enjoyed by people of all ages. The primary objective was to score goals by getting the ball into the opponent's net. Teams of players would engage in friendly or competitive matches, and Cuju gradually evolved into a sophisticated sport with its own set of rules and techniques.

[Legacy]
Cuju didn't remain confined to China. Over time, it spread to neighboring regions, including Korea, Japan, and Vietnam, each adopting its variations. Remarkably, Cuju served as a precursor to modern football (soccer), influencing the development of ball games worldwide.

[Conclusion]
As we wrap up our journey through history, it's fascinating to see how Cuju, an ancient Chinese game, has left an indelible mark on the world of sports. Its legacy lives on in the form of modern football, reminding us that the love of the game has transcended centuries and cultures.