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The Olympic Games are known as the world's highest level of sports event, held every four years, attracting countless athletes to fight for their dreams. Winning the gold medal is the glory and dream of every athlete, and it is also the pride of the motherland. However, some Olympic champions chose to disappear from public view after retiring and no longer participate in domestic sports. Where exactly is their new life? Do they regret their choice? Do you still miss your homeland? Today, we're revealing the lives of Olympic champions who have moved abroad after retiring.
He Zhili, the former captain of the Chinese table tennis team, won the gold medals in women's singles and women's team at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, and is known as the first sister of Chinese women's table tennis. However, in 1991, she announced her retirement and went to Japan for development. The decision was puzzling, but two years later, in 1993, she appeared on the field as a Japanese national, beating the Chinese team and causing controversy. She explained that she went to Japan because of love and married Japanese table tennis coach Koji Kobayashi. Although she insists she has not forgotten China, the decision has left a stain on the Chinese table tennis world.
Yang Xilan, a legend of the Chinese women's volleyball team, led the team to complete the "five consecutive championships". After the defeat of the 1988 Seoul Olympics, she chose to retire and go to Switzerland to live an ordinary life with her husband. Yang Ceylon has a happy family, her two children have grown up, and she lives a satisfying life.
Wang Junxia, the star player of the Chinese swimming team, is known as the "Oriental Divine Deer". She moved to the United States, but experienced a marriage nightmare. After the divorce, she met her current husband and continued to live happily.
Yang Wenyi, the "receiving master" of the Chinese women's volleyball team, moved to Germany and became a volleyball coach, and later retired due to injury to become a sales manager. She lived a low-key but fulfilling life in Germany.
The lives of these Olympic champions have different twists and choices, some for love, some for family, some for work, and some for new challenges. Despite leaving the motherland, they still have deep feelings, follow China's development, and cherish their motherland.
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