Who knows the origin of bridge?

Bridge is translated from "bridge". Calling playing cards by the name "bridge" originated from an ancient bridge in Leicestershire, England.

The bridge competition was initiated by Russian immigrants under the name of "Russia IV" in Istanbul, Turkey, and spread to Britain around 1884, where they got the new name of "Bridge".

It is said that two families living in Leicestershire take turns to go to each other's house every night because they like this game. However, there is a small bridge between them that must be crossed, but it is in danger of collapse. It is more dangerous to cross the bridge at night. The family who passed the bridge to play cards always came back with a sigh of relief: "Ah, it's your bridge's turn tomorrow night." This sentence has become a mantra. Later, I don't know when this game became famous with the name of "Bridge Four", and finally it simply became "Bridge".