What is badminton for??? What is badminton called?

Badminton is an indoor sport in which a long mesh racket is used to hit a small ball made of feathers and cork through a net. Badminton is played on a rectangular court, separated by a net in the middle of the court, and both sides use a variety of techniques and tactics such as serving, hitting and moving, and hitting the ball back and forth on the net, so as not to let the ball fall in the effective area of the side, or make the opponent make a mistake in hitting the ball. [1]

There are many theories about the origin of badminton, but the most recognized one is that it originated in Japan in the 14th and 15th centuries. The modern sport of badminton originated in India and was formed in the United Kingdom. In 1875, badminton officially appeared in people's field of vision.

In 1893, badminton clubs in the UK gradually developed and the first badminton association was established, which set the requirements of the venue and the standards of the sport. In 1939, the International Badminton Federation adopted the first Badminton Rules to be followed by all member states. In 2006, the official name of the International Badminton Federation (IBF) was changed to the Badminton World Federation (BWF), the Badminton World Federation.

2] The highest organising body of badminton is the BWF, which was founded in London in 1934. China's highest organizational body is the China Badminton Association, which was established in Wuhan on September 11, 1958. [3]

Chinese name. Badminton.

Foreign name. badminton

Category. Ball games.

Time of Origin. 14th-15th century.

Place of origin. Ancient Europe, China, Japan, Greece.

Major competitions. World Women's Badminton Team Championships, Sudirman Cup.

Representative figures. Tang Xianhu, Li Zongwei, Lin Dan. Zhu Lin.

Badminton has no other name, it is called badminton all over the world.

Foreign name: badminton

Badminton is an indoor and outdoor sport. According to the number of participants, it can be divided into singles and doubles.

Duck feathers, goose feathers and nylon. There are many duck feather balls and goose feather balls in China. Duck feathers are divided into ducks, cherry ducks, guinea ducks, Taiwan ducks, and boney ducks. Goose feather balls are divided into goose broadsword, goose knife feather, goose straightening, and goose bleaching. <

The materials of badminton are basically duck feathers, goose feathers, and nylon, and there are many duck feathers and goose feathers in China.

The duck feathers of duck feathers are generally divided into the following five types: water duck, cherry duck, guinea duck (foreign duck), Taiwan duck, and spiny duck (partridge duck).

Goose feather balls are also divided into several grades: goose knife (also called goose unilateral, goose humpback, etc.), goose knife feather (also called goose full circle), goose straightening (also called goose nest feathers), goose bleaching (black goose feathers bleached white), goose knife feather is the best flight, goose knife is the most durable.

1. The materials of badminton are basically duck feathers, goose feathers, and nylon, and there are more duck feathers and goose feathers in China.

2. The duck feathers of duck feathers are generally divided into the following five types: water duck, Kai blind cherry duck, guinea duck (foreign duck), Taiwan duck, and spiny duck (partridge duck).

3. Goose feather balls are also divided into several levels of varieties: goose knife (also called goose single hermit side, goose hunchback, etc.), goose knife feather (also called goose full circle), goose straightening (also called goose nest feathers), goose bleaching (black goose feathers bleached white), goose knife feather is the best flight, goose knife is the most durable.

The badminton court is a rectangular court with a length of meters, a doubles court with a width of meters, and a singles court with a width of meters. The width of each line on the court is 4 cm, and the measurement should be calculated from the outer edge of the line. Course boundaries are best drawn in white, yellow, or other easily recognizable colors.

The international competition stipulates that the minimum space above the entire pitch is 9 metres, and within this height, there shall be no beams or other obstacles, and no obstructions shall be allowed within 2 metres around the pitch. There should be a minimum distance of 2 metres between any two parallel courts. The walls around the pitch should be dark and not windy.

The badminton net is 76 cm long and 76 cm wide, made of high-quality dark natural or man-made fibres, the mesh size is between 15-20 mm, and the upper edge of the net should be sewn with a 75-wide double layer of white cloth (folded in half), and passed through the interlayer with a thin steel wire rope or nylon rope, and firmly hung between the two net posts. The standard net should be yellow-brown or grass-green. The poles are metre high, and both poles should stand at the midpoint of the doubles court line, regardless of whether they are singles or doubles.

In official matches, the top edge of the net must be meters high from the ground, and the ends of the net must be meters high. The ends of the net must be fastened to the posts and there should be no gaps between them.