What is the national sport of each country?

The national sport is the sport that a country has chosen, either by law or de facto, to be the national sport of its people. Most countries have a national sport. China's national sport is table tennis, which originated in England at the end of the 19th century, because in the 1959 World Table Tennis Championships, the Chinese athletes won the first world championship for China, which made the people of China excited, and from then on, table tennis was popular in China, and became the de facto national sport of China.

I. De jure national sport

1. Argentina: Polo, selected year 1953;

2. Bahamas: Sailing, selected year 1993;

3. Bangladesh ("Allsvenskan"): Kabbadi, selected year 1972;

4. Brazil: Capoeira, selected year 1972 Canada: Lacrosse (summer), Ice Hockey (winter), selected year 1994;

6. Chile: Horse Riding, selected year 1962;

7. Colombia: Gunpowder and Stone (Tejo), selected year 2000;

8. Iran: Varzesh-e Bastani, Wrestling, selected year 2000;

9. Bastani, Wrestling, selected year 1976;

9, Mexico: Mexican Traditional Horsemanship, selected year 1933;

10, Philippines: Filipino National Martial Arts, selected year 2009;

11, Puerto Rico ("The National Movement"): Puerto Rican Traditional Horsemanship (Paso Fino), selected year 1966;

12. Sri Lanka: Volleyball, selected year 1991;

13. Uruguay: Uruguayan Traditional Equestrian (Destrezas Criollas), selected year 2006.

II. De facto national sports

1. China: table tennis; 2. Afghanistan: horseback gripping; 3. Anguilla: sailing and regatta; 4. Antigua and Barbuda: cricket; 5. Barbados: cricket; 6. Bermuda: cricket; 7. Kingdom of Bhutan: archery; 8. Cuba: baseball; 9. Dominica: baseball; 10. Finland: Finnish-style Baseball; 11, Grenada: Cricket; 12, Guyana: Cricket; 13, India: Hockey; 14, Israel: English Football; 15, Ireland ("Allsvenskan"): Irish-style Football; 16, Jamaica: Cricket; 17, Japan: Baseball; 18, Latvia: Basketball (summer), Ice Hockey (winter); 19, Lithuania: Basketball; 20, Madagascar: British-style Rugby; 21, New Zealand: English Rugby;

22, Norway: Cross-country skiing; 23, Pakistan: Hockey; 24, Papua New Guinea: English Rugby; 25, Peru: Basque Backball; 26, Romania: Romanian Baseball; 27, Russia: Early Hockey; 28, Scotland: Golf; 29, Slovenia: Alpine Skiing Turkey: wrestling, horseback riding, javelin sports; 31, Turks and Caicos Islands: cricket; 32, United States: baseball (spring/summer), American football (fall); 33, Wales: English rugby.