Diabolo (Chinese Yo-yo) (Blue)

"Spider Weaving Web", "Dragonfly Skimming the Water", and "Golden Roosters Stands Proudly"! * Diabolo trick names: 蜘蛛結網 — Spider Weaving Web: This move often involves crossing and looping the diabolo string in intricate patterns, much like a spider spinning its web. It usually results in a "cat's cradle"-like structure, with elegant string formations around the diabolo. It emphasizes balance, tension, and rhythm. 蜻蜓點水 — Dragonfly Skimming the Water: A light, swift contact trick where the diabolo or stick gently taps on the string, hand, or floor, and instantly lifts off again. The name suggests the movement of a dragonfly lightly skimming the surface of water — fast, minimal, and graceful. It's often used to show control and finesse. 金雞上架 — Golden Rooster Stands Proudly: This move usually refers to a one-legged pose or a vertical hold—often where the diabolo is suspended or balanced with one hand or stick lifted high, like a rooster perching on a bar. It's a display move, highlighting poise and precision, sometimes used as a finish to a combo.