Lang Ping, the former head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team, has never disappeared in everyone's sight since his retirement. Since the new manager of the Chinese women's volleyball team has not yet been determined, many fans have speculated that Lang Ping may make important suggestions for the selection of people. On the occasion of the upcoming women's volleyball league, Lang Ping, in addition to keeping in touch with the women's volleyball players and urging them to seize the time to prepare for the battle, also had a rare reunion with the former love general Wei Qiuyue and his right-hand man Yuan Lingxi. Lang Ping and Wei Qiuyue are looking forward to a pivotal role for the Chinese women's volleyball team, the former is a famous coach in the world volleyball world, the latter is the best second pass in the world volleyball world, and the Chinese women's volleyball team in the Rio Olympic Games can win the championship.
For Lang Ping and Wei Qiuyue, since winning the Rio Olympics, the master and apprentice have often appeared at various events and press conferences. However, as early as when Lang Ping just took over the Chinese women's volleyball team, Wei Qiuyue actually did not enter her eyes, and even did not recruit the Chinese women's volleyball team's meritorious second pass into the national team training list. For a time, the outside world speculated that Lang Ping and Wei Qiuyue were not compatible. Wei Qiuyue, whose strength is a file of its own, did not have access to the List of the Chinese Women's Volleyball National Team, and after being tragically abandoned, Lang Ping and Wei Qiuyue's master-apprentice relationship instantly caused a sensation in the domestic volleyball arena.
Lang Ping said in an interview at the time that due to the failure of the Chinese women's volleyball team to enter the final four of the London Olympic Games and the loss of the position of the leading boss in Asia, the team needed to make a major blood change. At that time, the national team, Lang Ping intended to cultivate Shen Jingsi, Wang Na and other young second passes, Wei Qiuyue has never been able to get the opportunity to compete in international competitions. Just when everyone thought that Wei Qiuyue would end her volleyball career, Lang Ping's paper order made her rekindle her hope. In the 2014 Women's Volleyball World Championship, Lang Ping chose Wei Qiuyue as the main second pass, although she has not played for a long time, Wei Qiuyue's solid skills and rich experience have made her more than comfortable in the field.
Whether it was Zhu Ting, Xu Yunli, or Zeng Chunlei, wei Qiuyue completely released all the offensive firepower. The Chinese women's volleyball team finally won the runner-up result, and Wei Qiuyue became the team's big hero. It is also with the excellent performance of the World Championships that Wei Qiuyue regained the favor of Lang Ping. For the relationship between the two, Wei Qiuyue also said that there is no discord with Lang Dao, and the reason why he did not enter the national team is because he wants to buffer for a period of time. And Lang Ping also praised Wei Qiuyue many times in front of the camera, she stressed that Wei Qiuyue is a player who can be used with it, and the technique, experience, mentality, and on-the-spot response are the best in the domestic second pass, and she has not given up Wei Qiuyue.
Many people thought that Lang Ping's cultivation of Shen Jingsi had failed, so he had to reactivate Wei Qiuyue, but No one could guess Lang Ping's thoughts. After the World Championships, Lang Ping let Wei Qiuyue have surgery, just to be able to catch up with the Rio Olympics, and two years later in Rio, Wei Qiuyue really became Lang Ping's secret weapon. If it were not for Wei Qiuyue's efforts to turn the tide in the quarter-finals, the Chinese women's volleyball team may not have "nirvana rebirth". Wei Qiuyue retired, Lang Ping stepped down, and the two masters and apprentices once again got together in a friendly way, which has also become one of the most classic pictures of the Chinese women's volleyball team.
(Luo Treasurer)