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The city of Busan, South Korea, was selected as the venue for the 2020 World Table Tennis Championships at the ITTF Annual General Meeting in Halmstad, Sweden, on the 1st of this month. The World Table Tennis Championships have been held since 1926 and have never been held in South Korea.

The Busan World Table Tennis Championships will begin on March 22, 2020 with a week-long tournament at the Busan Convention and Exhibition Center (BEXCO). More than 2,000 people from 130 countries (including players and team leaders) are expected to participate, which may be the largest in history.

The World Table Tennis Championships (World Table Tennis Championships) are hosted by the International Table Tennis Federation, and each competition is hosted by the Table Tennis Association of the place authorized by the International Table Tennis Federation, which has a wide influence.

The World Table Tennis Championships consists of seven events: men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles, as well as men's and women's teams. The first edition was held in London, England in December 1926, and was held every two years from the twenty-fifth edition in 1959. It is a world table tennis competition of the highest level sponsored by the International Table Tennis Federation and has a wide influence.

Bremen, Xinhuanet -- The first World Table Tennis Championships will be held in Yokohama, Japan.

The ITTF Congress, which ended here today, passed a resolution to award the right to host the first World Table Tennis Championships to the city of Yokohama, Japan. Osaka, Japan, hosted the first World Table Tennis Championships in the year, and it was the last World Table Tennis Championships to include events.

At the 1988 Seoul Olympics, table tennis was listed as an official sport for the first time.

The XXIV Summer Olympic Games (also known as the Seoul Olympics) were held in Seoul (now Seoul), the capital of South Korea, from 17 September to 2 October 1988, as were the previous Asian Games.

Seoul's bid to host the Olympic Games

The 24th Summer Olympics were held in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, from September 17 to October 2, 1988. In addition to Seoul, Nagoya in Japan, Melbourne in Australia and Athens in Greece are bidding to host the Games.

At the 84th session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) held in Baden-Baden, Federal Republic of Germany in 1981, Athens and Melbourne withdrew and voted Seoul as the host city of the 24th Olympic Games. Seoul became the second Asian city after Tokyo to host the Olympic Games.

World Table Tennis Championships.

There are a total of 7 competitions, namely: men's team, women's team, men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles.

In December 1926, at the same time as the official establishment of the International Table Tennis Federation, the first World Table Tennis Championships was held in London, England. The strong Hungarian team won all the five events set up at that time: men's team, men's singles, men's doubles, women's singles and mixed doubles.

The second World Table Tennis Championships held in 1928.

A women's doubles competition was added, and a women's team competition was added to the 8th World Kuliang Table Tennis Championships held in 1933. From 1928 to 1939 and from 1947 to 1957, the World Table Tennis Championships were held every year. It was held every two years from the twenty-fifth session in 1959.

After the 47th (2003 2004) World Table Tennis Championships, it was officially changed to a single competition in odd-numbered years and a team competition in even-numbered years (but combined to be counted as one competition).

There was no women's team competition in the first eight editions, and the second edition began to have a women's doubles competition. From the first World Table Tennis Championships to the 18th World Table Tennis Championships in 1951, European athletes had an absolute advantage and won the vast majority of championships. Together with the subsequent titles, the total number of championships won by the Hungarian team is 73, of which nine have been won in cooperation with players from other countries.

China's men's team won the World Table Tennis Championships for the first time in 1961, the 26th World Table Tennis Championships in Beijing, China, and the players were Rong Guotuan, Wang Chuanyao, Xu Yinsheng, Zhuang Zedong, and Li Furong.

As of April 29, 2019, the Chinese men's table tennis team has won a total of 21 team championships, as follows:

The 26th: Rong Guotuan, Wang Chuanyao, Xu Yinsheng, Zhuang Zedong, Li Furong;

The 27th of the year: Xu Yinsheng, Zhuang Zedong, Li Furong, Zhang Xielin, Wang Jiasheng;

The 28th of the year: Zhuang Zedong, Li Furong, Zhang Xielin, Xu Yinsheng, Zhou Lansun;

The 31st of the year: Zhuang Zedong, Li Furong, Li Jingguang, Xi Enting, Liang Geliang;

The 33rd of the year: Xu Shaofa, Liang Geliang, Li Zhenyan, Lu Yuansheng, Li Peng;

The 34th of the year: Liang Geliang, Li Zhenyan, Guo Yuehua, Huang Liang, Wang Jun;

The 36th of the year: Xie Saike, Cai Zhenhua, Shi Zhihao, Guo Yuehua, Wang Huiyuan;

The 37th of the year: Xie Saike, Cai Zhenhua, Jiang Jialiang, Guo Yuehua, Fan Changmao;

The 38th of the year: Xie Saike, Jiang Jialiang, Wang Huiyuan, Chen Xinhua, Chen Longcan;

The 39th of the year: Jiang Jialiang, Chen Longcan, Chen Xinhua, Wang Hao, Teng Yi;

The 43rd of the year: Wang Tao, Ma Wenge, Ding Song, Kong Linghui, Liu Guoliang;

The 44th of the year: Wang Tao, Ma Wenge, Ding Song, Kong Linghui, Liu Guoliang;

The 46th of the year: Kong Linghui, Liu Guoliang, Liu Guozheng, Wang Liqin, Ma Lin;

The 47th of the year: Kong Linghui, Liu Guozheng, Wang Liqin, Ma Lin, Wang Hao;

The 48th of the year: Wang Liqin, Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Chen, Ma Long; Wang Nan, Zhang Yining, Guo Yue, Guo Yan, Li Xiaoxia.

The 49th of the year: Wang Liqin, Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Chen, Ma Long;

The 50th of the year: Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Ma Long, Zhang Jike, Xu Xin;

The 51st of the year: Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Ma Long, Zhang Jike, Xu Xin;

The 52nd of the year: Wang Hao, Ma Long, Zhang Jike, Xu Xin, Fan Zhendong;

The 53rd of the year: Ma Long, Zhang Jike, Xu Xin, Fan Zhendong, Fang Bo;

The 54th of the year: Ma Long, Xu Xin, Fan Zhendong, Lin Gaoyuan, Wang Chuqin.

Summary. Thank you for your patience! On May 21 and 22, Beijing time, the second match of the 2023 World Table Tennis Championships was held in Durban, South Africa.

Thank you for your patience! On May 21 and 22, the 2023 World Table Tennis Championships closed in Durban, South Africa.

Durban is the second largest city in South Africa, located in the Western Cape, and is an English-speaking country. It is one of South Africa's most important industrial cities and plays an important role in mining, finance and services. Durban is also a thriving cultural centre, with a wide range of art forms and literary traditions.

It is home to local cultural and historical heritage, as well as internationally renowned cultural buildings such as the Duisburg Observatory. With plenty of things to do and activities to do in Lingzhen, as well as plenty of restaurants and bars to visit, the city is a popular tourist destination.

The first World Table Tennis Championships were held in London, England, in December 1926.

The strong Hungarian team won all five events at the time of the inaugural competition: men's team, men's singles, men's doubles, women's singles and mixed doubles.

The second World Table Tennis Championships held in 1928 added a women's doubles competition, and the eighth World Table Tennis Championships held in 1933 added a women's team competition.

From 1928 to 1939 and from 1947 to 1957, the World Table Tennis Championships were held every year.

It has been held every two years since 1959 and the 25th session of the E-chan period.

Since the 47th (2003 2004) World Table Tennis Championships, it has been officially changed to a single competition in odd-numbered years, and a team competition in even-numbered years (but combined to calculate one competition).

The World Table Tennis Championships is the highest level of world table tennis competition hosted by the International Table Tennis Federation and has a wide influence. Together with the Table Tennis World Cup and the Olympic Games, it is known as the "three major events of table tennis".