大约在1890年，有位名叫詹姆斯·吉布(James Gibb)的英格兰

Around 1890, when an Englishman named James Gibb was traveling to the United States, he stumbled upon a hollow toy ball made of celluloid, which had a strong bounce. So he improved this kind of ball and gradually promoted it in the UK and around the world. Perhaps because the ball hit the table and made the sound of "Ping Pong", a British sporting goods company first used the word "Ping Pong" as its name in the advertisement. In this way, table tennis began to gain such a reputation.

Around 1890, an Englishman named James Gibb came across a hollow toy ball made of sage that bounced well when he traveled to the United States. So he improved the ball a little bit and gradually rolled it out in the UK and around the world. Perhaps because the ball was playing around the table with the sound of "ping-pong", a British sporting goods company first used the word "ping Pong" as an advertising name. In this way, table tennis began to get the name of this painting.

In about 1890, when a Englishman named James Gibb was traveling to the United States, he came across a hollow toy ball made of celluloid, which had strong bounce power. Therefore, he improved the ball a little, and gradually promoted it in Britain and around the world. Perhaps because of the "Ping-Pong" sound of the ball playing around the table, a British sporting goods company first used the word "ping pong" in its advertisement. In this way, table tennis began to get the name of drawing sound.