All about Games: Curling

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CGTN published this video item, entitled “All about Games: Curling” – below is their description.

First played on the surface of solidly frozen lakes in 17th century Scotland, the sport of curling has more than 500 years of fascinating history and anecdotes. Hit the video for an “unbelievable game of curling” played at CGTN’s offices and some incredible facts and trivia about the winter sport.

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https://news.cgtn.com/news/2022-01-14/All-about-Games-Curling-16Oau2LiwN2/index.html

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