The layer adhesive layer does not exceed 7.5% or 0.35 mm of the total thickness of the base plate.

1.4.3 The paddle surface used to hit the ball should be covered with a layer of ordinary granular glue with outward particles, and the thickness of the adhesive should not exceed 2 mm; or cover with sponge glue with particles inward or outward, together with adhesive, with a thickness of no more than 4 mm.

1.4.3.1 "Ordinary granular rubber" is a layer of non-foaming natural rubber or synthetic rubber, the particles of which must be distributed throughout the surface with an average density of not less than 10 and no more than 50 particles per square centimeter.

1.4.3.2 Sponge glue is covered with a layer of ordinary granular glue on a layer of foam rubber, and the thickness of the general granular glue does not exceed 2 mm.

1.4.4 The covering shall cover the entire surface of the photograph, but shall not exceed its edges. The part close to the handle and the part that is held by the finger can be omitted

1.4.5 The bottom plate, any interlayer, covering and adhesive layer in the bottom plate shall be a whole with uniform thickness.

1.4.6 Both sides of the racket must be matte, with or without covering, and one side must be bright red and the other side black. The edging on the edges of the body should be matte and not white.

1.4.7 Due to accidental damage, wear or fading, there is a slight difference in the integrity and color consistency of the surface. As long as there is no significant change in the performance of the paddle, it can be used.

1.4.8 At the start of the match and when the player needs to change the racket during the match, he must show the opponent and the referee the racket he will use and allow them to inspect it.

1.5 Definitions

1.5.1 "Round": A period of time during which the ball is in play.

1.5.2 "Ball at the Playing Position", from the moment when the ball is deliberately thrown upwards at the time of serve, and is still on the palm of the hand that is not holding the racket. By that round, a point is awarded or a re-serve is awarded.

1.5.3 "Re-serve": A round in which no points are awarded.

1.5.4 "One point": the round in which the score is awarded.

1.5.5 "Racket hand": The hand holding the racket.

1.5.6 "Not holding the hand": The hand that is not holding the racket.

1.5.7 "Hitting the ball", touching the ball with the racket held in the hand or the part below the wrist of the racket holding hand.

1.5.8 "Blocking": After the opponent has made a stroke, the ball in playing condition has not touched the local platform and has not exceeded the playing table or its end line, i.e. touched any item worn by the player of the opposing side.

1.5.9" Server: The player who hits the ball first in a round.

1.5.10" Receiver: The player who makes the second stroke in a round.

1.5.11 Referee: a person appointed to administer a match,

1.5.12 "Assistant referee: a person appointed to assist the referee in certain respects.

1.5.13 Any item "worn or carried" by an athlete, including any item that he wears or brings at the start of a round.

1.5.14 A ball passing under or outside a net device protruding from the table, or a rebounding ball over the net and then bounced back over the net, shall be deemed to have "overtaken or bypassed" the net device.

1.5.15 The "end line" of the table includes an infinite extension of the end line at both ends of the end line.

1.6 Legal Serve

1.6.1 When serving, the ball should be placed on the palm of the hand that is not holding the racket, with the palm open and flat. The ball shall be stationary, after the end line of the serving side and above the level of the match surface.

1.6.2 The server shall toss the ball almost vertically upwards with his hand without spinning the ball and causing the ball to rise by not less than 16 cm after leaving the palm of the non-clapping hand.

1.6.3 When the ball descends from the highest point of the toss, the server may make a stroke so that the ball first touches the local table, then crosses or bypasses the net device, and then touches the receiving player's table. In doubles, the ball should touch the right half of the server and receiver in succession.

1.6.4 From the last moment when the ball is at rest before the ball is dropped to the time of impact, the ball and racket shall be above the level of the playing table.

1.6.5 When batting, the ball shall be after the end line of the serving side, but shall not exceed the part of the server's body (other than the arm, head or legs) furthest from the end line.

1.6.6 It is the responsibility of the player to let the referee or sub-referee see whether he is serving in accordance with the rules of legal serving.

1.6.6.1 If the referee doubts the correctness of a serving action and neither he nor the assistant referee can be satisfied that the serving action is illegal, the referee may warn the serving player and not award a point if this phenomenon occurs for the first time in a match.

1.6.6.2 In the same match, if the correctness of the player's serve is again doubted, whether or not for the same reason, no more warning is awarded and one point is lost.

1.6.6.3 Whether or not for the first time or at any time, if the server clearly fails to serve in accordance with the rules of the legal serve, he will be awarded a point without warning.

1.6.7 If a player is unable to strictly comply with certain rules of legal serving due to physical injury or illness, the referee may make a decision to exempt the player, provided that the referee explains it before the match.

1.7 Lawful Counter-Attack

1.7.1 After the opponent serves or returns the ball, the player must hit the ball so that the ball passes directly over or around the net device, or touches the net device before touching the opponent's table.

1.8 Order of Match

1.8.1 In singles, the serving player first serves the ball legally, then the receiving player responds legally, and then the two alternate legal returns.

1.8.2 In doubles, the server player will first serve the ball legally, then the receiving player will legally return the ball, then the service player's partner will legally return the ball, and then the receiving player's partner will legally return the ball, and thereafter, the player will take turns to legally return the ball in this order.

1.9 Re-serve

1.9.1 A re-serve shall be awarded in the following rounds:

1.9.1.1 If the ball served by the server touches the net device when it crosses or bypasses the net device and thereafter becomes a legal serve or is blocked by the receiving player or his companion.

1.9.1.2 The ball has been sent if the receiver or companion is not ready: and neither the receiver nor his companion attempted to stroke the ball.

1.9.1.3 The player fails to serve legally due to interference beyond the player's control. Fight back legally or follow the rules.

1.9.1.4 The referee or assistant referee suspends the game.

1.9.1.5 In doubles, the player makes the wrong serve and misconnects.

1.9.2 Matches may be suspended in the following circumstances:

1.9.2.1 due to the correction of an error in the order or orientation of the serve, return or serve;

1.9.2.2 Due to the implementation of the rotation service method;

1.9.2.3 as a result of a warning or punishment of an athlete;

1.9.2.4 The result of the round may be affected due to the disruption of the match environment.

1.10 a point

1.1o.1 Except for the round in which the re-serve is awarded, one point is awarded to the athlete if:

1.10.1.1 The opposing player fails to serve legally;

1.1o.1.2 the opposing athlete fails to fight back legally;

1.1o.1.3 after the player has served or returned the ball, and the opposing player touches anything other than the net device before the opposing player hits the ball;

1.10.1.4 After the opponent has made a stroke, the ball crosses the end line of the side without touching the side of the table;

1.10.1.5 The other party blocks;

1.10.1.6 Combo;

1.10.1.7 The opponent hits the ball with a racket that does not comply with clause 1.4.3;

1.10.1.8 the opposing player or any east two worn by him makes the table move;

1.10.1.9 the opposing player or anything he wears touches the net device;

1.10.1.10 The opposing athlete does not clap his hand and touches the playing table;

1.10.1.11 In doubles, the opposing player hits the ball in the wrong order;

1.10.1.12 When performing a rotating serve, the receiver or his/her

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