According to many reports, former Beijing men's basketball player Ji Zhe died of illness. Ji Zhe was born in Shenyang, Liaoning Province in 1986, only 33 years old, and he died. In the Chinese sports world, the tragedy of his untimely death has been staged again.
Born in 1988, Zhang Jiadi was a star of hope, who played for Liaoning Panpan Club and played as a center forward, but unfortunately, he was known as "Little Yao Ming". Zhang Jiadi has first-class bouncing and leg explosiveness, but when trying out for Qingdao Double Star Club, zhang Jiadi was found to have Ma Fan syndrome. Zhang Jiadi died of a heart attack on May 7, 2012, and the rescue was ineffective.
Wang Fan, born in 1985, was a member of the Chinese women's basketball team. At 4 p.m. on January 24, 2010, Wang Fan suddenly fell into a coma during the pre-game training for the 09-10 WCBA League Beijing Division with the Bayi Women's Basketball Team. After the bad news came, after the rescue was ineffective, Wang Fan died on February 15, 2010 Beijing time, at the age of 26. At that time, Wang Fan had just been married for 5 months!
Volleyball circles, many people can not forget Zhu Gang. Zhu Gang was once the top athlete of the Chinese men's volleyball team at that time, joined the national team in 1994, won the Asian Championship championship for two consecutive years, and won the Asian Games championship in 1998. However, during a training session in 2001, Zhu Gang suddenly suffered a heart attack and unfortunately died, at the age of 30.
In football circles, Zhang Yalin entered the Shide first team at the age of 19 and was once called "China's Maklele" by The Meritorious Coach of Dalian Football, Kosanovic. Zhang Yalin won the Chinese Super League titles in 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2005 with Dalian, and was also selected for the Platinum Generation National Olympic Team coached by Shen Xiangfu. In 2008, Zhang Yalin was diagnosed with lymph gland disease, although actively treated, but at the beginning of 10 years, the disease still took his 29-year-old life.
The talent of weightlifters is an eternal pain in the Chinese sports world. Born in 1970, he is the Asian Games weightlifting champion and broke the Asian record. In his lifetime, Caili has won more than 40 national championships and more than 20 Asian champions, making him truly the first Lux in Asia. However, on 31 May 2003, at the age of 33, Heli died of "respiratory failure" due to insomnia syndrome. Leaving both mother and daughter, but both mother and daughter are seriously ill, which is a tragic family!
Chinese diving champion Wang Kenan, born on August 3, 1980, won the gold medal in the men's doubles 3m board at the World Championships in 2001 with Peng Bo. In the last jump of the men's 3m board double at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, Wang Kenan made a fatal mistake and lost the gold medal. After retiring from the army, Wang Kenan became an international referee for diving. However, the bad news came in 2013, when Wang Kenan was in a car accident and unfortunately died at the age of 33 while serving as a diving referee at the East Asian Games.