When it comes to making an imitation wagon, villagers locate suitable oak trees in the mountain and mark the area with a strawrope. Youths from one village engage those from a nearby one. There is no limit to the number of players. Two wagons dash forward at the order of the commander in chief sitting at the head of the wagon. The contest is fought until one of the teams touches the ground and the winner should snatch away the rug from the loser and show it to the public.
Good luck is believed to visit the village of the winning team all year round.
The dramatic victory is followed by the thunderous roar of the watching crowd. Go means a loop of a string which is fastened to another on the jacket of Hanbok. This game has a geomancy-related origin. According to geomancy, bul1 -shaped terrains harbour fierce spirits, thus local people have developed rituals to appease the evil spirits of this type of area. Loop fighting is one of rituals serving this purpose.