Wei Jizhong, who was once known as the "first person in China's sports industry", slowly entered the stage of history. He is the Taishan Beidou of Chinese sports, who once held decisive power and led the development of Chinese sports, but he also caused an uproar due to a series of decisions. His perseverance, determination and vicissitudes constitute an important chapter in the history of Chinese sports.
In Wei Jizhong's early years, he was a shining star in the Chinese sports world. He supported Yao Ming's move to the NBA, demonstrating China's ambition to globalize sports. In Beijing's 2008 Olympic bid, he qualified for the Olympic Games and won praise from the president of the International Olympic Committee. As a volleyball player, he served as the vice chairman of the Chinese Volleyball Association and contributed to the development of China's sports industry.
However, Wei Jizhong's management and decision-making were not all smooth sailing. He sparked a series of controversies related to the Chinese women's volleyball team and table tennis team. In the conflict with Liu Guoliang, his reform decision caused Liu Guoliang to be demoted, which also made him criticized. The fate of the Chinese women's volleyball team also carries Wei Jizhong's major decisions. He has changed coaches many times in an attempt to improve the performance of the Chinese women's volleyball team, but the controversy and uncertainty brought about by these adjustments have also caused chaos in the Chinese women's volleyball team for a period of time.
Behind these twists and turns, Wei Jizhong's decision-making style has caused widespread controversy at home and abroad. However, there is no denying his contribution to the Chinese sports world and the efforts he has made. This history has different opinions and twists and turns, but it also marks the end of a history.