On April 29, Beijing time, Yang Junjing, a member of the 2015 Women's Volleyball World Cup champion and the former main assistant attacker of the Chinese women's volleyball team, recently posted a family photo taken by a family of three on social media while traveling, and left a message saying: "Dad's rare holiday, of course the family should go out happily to play, and continue to work hard after the holiday." ”
As can be seen from the photos, Yang Junjing and her husband who is holding her daughter are sweetly snuggling, with a happy smile on her face, and the picture of love makes netizens leave messages and likes: "Sister Dan (Yang Junjing's nickname), we are relieved to see that you are doing well", "In a blink of an eye, my daughter has grown so big, and my memory seems to be still when I first married Brother Dong many years ago", "I don't know what unit Sister Dan is working in now? There has been no news about this".
Yang Junjing, who is about to celebrate her 35th birthday next month, is 1.90 meters tall and serves as a deputy attacker. In the 2012 London Olympics, Yang Junjing, as the main auxiliary attack of the Chinese women's volleyball team, experienced a painful defeat by the Japanese team in the semifinals, and burst into tears after the game. After Lang Ping took charge of the Chinese women's volleyball team for the second time, Yang Junjing continued to be reused, and was also elected as the best assistant attack in the 2014 World Women's Volleyball Championship. If it weren't for the serious injury of a cruciate ligament rupture at the Military World Games held in October 2015, Yang Junjing would have expected to be on the championship podium with the Chinese women's volleyball team at the Rio Olympics, but the reality is so cruel. After recovering from injury, she gradually faded out of the national team, and finally announced her retirement after representing the Jiangsu women's volleyball team in the 14th National Games in 2021.
Yang Junjing has been quite low-key since leaving the field, and once again attracted the attention of fans because she publicly defended her rights at the beginning of last year, pointing the finger at the Jiangsu Women's Volleyball Team and the Jiangsu Sports Bureau. In fact, although the turmoil has passed, there is still no talk about Yang Junjing's retirement and placement, and it is unknown whether she has a job now. Yang Junjing's husband is four years younger than her, the former Chinese men's volleyball national player and the main force of the Jiangsu men's volleyball team Liu Xiangdong, this sister-brother relationship came to fruition in 2019, and the two had a lovely daughter after marriage.