In China, Table Tennis is considered the "peoples" sport and partly because almost anyone can play.
But it started for them back in the early 1950's. My information is China's chairman at that time, Mao I think, saw table tennis was something that might help reduce problems they were having with drugs by getting as many as they could to take part. They even built concrete tables that could be played on outside and placed them in many locations.
It is estimated that China now has 20 million "tournament" players. Now compare that to the USA who has about 10,000 "tournament' players and 20 million "recreation" players.
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I.C Yu invented ping pong in China.
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From the top of my head, I believe the Chinese are good at gymnastics and ping pong.
Brett is not very good at ping pong, but is very good at swimming, and on his way to being a pro. He actually really sucks at ping pong, though he does practice a lot
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One of the Chinese skills is playing ping pong. They are extremely good at it. You'd be surprised to see how well they play.
I am a pretty good ping pong player. I can be competitive with non professionals.
You need a good set of ping pong table plans that will tell you how to build a ping pong table.
Among the only songs "about Ping Pong" are a 2007 Enrique Iglesias song called "Do You Know (The Ping Pong Song)." While not referring directly to the jargon of the game, the track has a sample of a ping pong ball bouncing in a steady rhythm throughout. The Raffi song "Bananaphone" also has a lyric "Ping-pong ping-pong, ping-pong, ping."
Depends on you... what you want (spin, speed, control, good grip...) what you feel more comfortable with. In conclusion, there's not a BEST PING PONG BLADE but there is YOUR best ping pong blade.
Chinese people like to play table tennis, also known as ping pong.