Some people say that Cai Bin's evaluation of Li Yingying is "slightly top-notch", which gives people the feeling of reluctance and pinching their noses to speak. It has also attracted the dissatisfaction of many fans.
Chinese speech was subtle, and "slightly top-notch" means that Li Yingying is the one who stands out among all the team members. I think this statement is pertinent, and Cai Bin has good intentions. It is to protect Li Yingying. At the same time, it is also to protect Cai Bin himself.
Li Yingying is not particularly prominent in the international competition, and she has not led the Chinese women's volleyball team to any world championships. If it is now said that according to the requirements of some people, Li Yingying will become the core of the core of the Chinese women's volleyball team, the world's first main attacker, and the mainstay of the Chinese women's volleyball team, all players must cooperate with Li Yingying, and all playing styles and tactics should be trained around Li Yingying to play.
If this is the case, everyone is happy to win the world championship, the fans have vision, the coach is obedient, the world's number one main attack shines, and Li Yingying can be crowned. If he can't win the world championship, or even get a good ranking, will Cai Bin still have a good life? How big will Li Yingying, who was praised to the sky, be hit, and will the fans be held responsible? Will the fans forgive Cai Bin, will they forgive Li Yingying?
Two skins in the human mouth, how is it all their own, this player is not good, that coach is not good! Never thought of myself. Have the ability to go on your own? Others sweat, you gossip, others fight you scold your mother, really support the women's volleyball team, really protect Li Yingying, isn't it good?
When talking about Li Yingying's ability, Cai Bin Yi used the phrase "slightly more top-notch", not to belittle Li Yingying, but to protect Li Yingying. If you win the championship, it is Li Yingying's efforts, the cooperation of all the players, and the embodiment of the spirit of the women's volleyball team.
