British customs and sports

Honeymoon: the word honeymoon originated from the ancient British Teutonic "bride kidnapping", the husband in order to avoid his wife to be the other side of the snatch back, immediately after the wedding to take his wife to the field to go to a period of travel life. In this traveling life, three meals a day to drink the then abundant wine made of honey, people call this period of time for the honeymoon.

Table tennis: Originating in England at the end of the 19th century, table tennis was an extension of tennis on the table, and was called "table tennis".

Badminton: Badminton is the English word for badminton, which is derived from its birthplace, Badminton, Glasgow, England.

Modern soccer: Ancient soccer was born in China, and modern soccer originated in England, where the first set of uniform rules of the game was developed in 1863.

Water polo: Water polo originated in England in the mid-19th century, and was originally a recreational activity in which people threw balls in the water while swimming.