On September 28, Beijing time, the Chinese women's volleyball team defeated the Japanese team 3-0 and won three consecutive victories. In this battle, the captain of the Chinese team, Yuan Xinyue, attracted the attention of the fans, and she greeted the injuries of Japanese players with Chinese.
This scene came in the third set, when Japan was 11-13 behind, and captain Koga Saori Nawei stepped down. Slow motion shows that Koga Sari is suspected of stepping on Yuan Xinyue's foot.
Koga Sari fell to the ground in pain and fell directly to the half of the Chinese team. To this end, Yuan Xinyue and the Chinese team members collectively stepped forward to pay attention to Koga Sarina's injury. As the captain of the Chinese women's volleyball team, Yuan Xinyue directly used Chinese to inquire about the injury: "Are you okay?" Such a scene has triggered a lot of discussion among fans. Yuan Xinyue was "on fire" again.
In the minds of many fans, Yuan Xinyue, who has the "lion roar" divine skill, also belongs to the representative of "funny women", for Yuan Xinyue, many people do not have the feeling that she is the leader of the Chinese women's volleyball team, but at present, Yuan Xinyue has indeed become the new captain of the Chinese women's volleyball team. Therefore, when the sudden situation is heard, Yuan Xinyue, as the leader of the Chinese women's volleyball team, needs to lead the team to express her attitude. This scene won the praise of CCTV, and many fans laughed, after all, the probability that the other party could not understand Chinese was very high.
From the perspective of the game itself, Yuan Xinyue's performance has gradually entered a better state. In fact, in the current situation of Li Yingying's stable firepower, the Chinese women's volleyball team needs Yuan Xinyue to stand up more to improve the "upper limit" of the Chinese women's volleyball team. After all, Yuan Xinyue has been competing at the 2014 World Championships and is so familiar with the World Championships that she must take on the responsibility of captain and team members.