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Recently, the Chinese women's volleyball team came with disappointing news: failed to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympics. This caused an uproar among fans and experts, and also deeply disappointed Lai Yawen, the director of the Volleyball Association. But fleeting losses should be exchanged for smarter and more ambitious reforms. The proposed new roster, the change of manager and the far-reaching significance of the restructuring are all coming into the forefront of the public's attention. In the end, can this restructuring bring earth-shaking changes to the Chinese women's volleyball team? Let's dive in.
First of all, the release of the new list is undoubtedly the most talked-about. As soon as the news of the departure of the veteran Wang Yunbi came out, it immediately aroused extensive discussion. Some people say that her form is not as good as before, and she should voluntarily withdraw and let the more energetic and potential young runners take over the baton. It is worth noting that the new list has appeared Wu Mengjie, Zhuang Yushan and Zhou Pagetong, these young players, who have performed well in the domestic league and have certain strength and potential.
Moreover, Zhu Ting's return is undoubtedly a top priority. Known as the "goddess of volleyball", she has a wealth of experience in international competitions and unrivalled personal skills. Her return may inject a powerful "confidence hormone" into the Chinese women's volleyball team.
But a good team needs not only good players, but also a great manager. Cai Bin's coaching style and selection of personnel are controversial. He relies too heavily on veterans, limiting the room for young players to grow. This has sparked fans reconsidering the position of head coach.
On the field, the 2-3 loss to Canada, the 2-3 loss to the Netherlands and the 3-1 defeat to the Dominican national team made everyone see the seriousness of the problem. In fact, this is not just a matter of individual games, but the gap between the overall strength and the international level.
The cries of the fans cannot be ignored. Many fans bitterly pointed out that if Zhu Ting was on the field, Li Yingying would not be injured. These emotionally rich voices are an indispensable driving force in the reform of women's volleyball.
Epilogue:
Restructuring is inevitable, but behind restructuring there are also countless difficulties and challenges. New rosters, new coaches, new tactics, all of this will take time to verify. As fans, we have reason to look forward to the future, but we should also give us enough patience and support. Whether the Chinese women's volleyball team can take advantage of this restructuring to return to the peak is still unknown. What do you think? We will witness it together on the road ahead.
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