The Chinese women's volleyball team, a well-known name, with the development of China's history and development of a team, in 1953 the Chinese Volleyball Association was formally established, once set the first "five consecutive championships" in the history of world volleyball competitions and reached the top of the world volleyball world, respectively, the 1981 World Cup champion, the 1982 World Championship champion, the 1984 Olympic champion, the 1985 World Cup champion and the 1986 World Championship champion.
The success of the Chinese women's volleyball team is the result of thirty years of hard work, is the crystallization of generations of blood and sweat, they never give up, dare to face, never say defeat spirit inspired too much Chinese.
Here I want to talk about the No. 12 of the Chinese women's volleyball team, a position that has attracted the most attention, the main attacker. Each time the main attacker attacked, the viewer was shocked, not only a score, but also a step towards victory. They need to be more proficient in the various operations on the volleyball court, such as slams, passes, defense, blocking nets and serves.
In some historical stages of Chinese volleyball, these very distinctive No. 12 main attacker girls have created one historical record after another with their diligence and hard work, and have been respected by the world. Let's get to know them together!
In 1981, Zhang Jieyun
Nantong, Jiangsu, born in 1956, athlete, the main award record: In November 1981, japan's third World Cup women's volleyball tournament, helped the team win the championship, which is also the first time that the Chinese women's volleyball team won the world championship, and it is also the first time that China won the world championship in the three major balls (football, basketball, volleyball).
1982-1984, Zhang Rongfang
A native of Chengdu, Sichuan, born in 1957, he is a world champion and an Olympic champion. In 1982, the 9th Women's Volleyball Championship, the 1983 World Super Women's Volleyball Tournament, and the 23rd Olympic Games in 1984 achieved the "three consecutive championships" of the Chinese women's volleyball team.
1985-1986, Wu Dan
Sichuan Neijiang people, born in 1968, is one of the members of the "five consecutive championships", has won the title of athlete and international athlete,
1997-2000, Qiu Aihua
A native of Jiangsu, born in 1977, he was selected by Coach Lang Ping to join the national team at the 1996 Olympic Games. Runner-up at the 1998 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship and champion at the 1999 Asian Championship.
2001-2007, Nina Song
Born in 1980, Anshan, Liaoning Province, was selected for the national team in 2001. He won the 2001 FIVB Volleyball Grand Prix Finals, the 2002 FIVB Volleyball Women's Grand Prix Finals, the 2003 FIVB Volleyball Grand Prix, the Asian Championship and the World Cup in the same year, and the gold medal at the Athens Olympic Games in 2004.
2010-2011, Xue Ming
A native of Beijing, born in 1987, he won the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games and won the 2010 Fiba Women's Volleyball World Grand Prix Finals with an injury, and finally defeated Japan 3-1.
In 2012, Zeng Chunlei
Beijinger, born in 1989, was fortunate to be selected for the London Olympic Roster, and personally scored 24 points against the powerful Brazilian team, helping the Chinese women's volleyball team score a crucial point.
2013-2016, Hui Ruoqi
Dalian, born in 1991, helped the team to win the runner-up at the Women's Volleyball World Championship in 2014, which is also the best record in the past 16 years, bringing back the Chinese women's volleyball team that was once silent for a long time. He won the 2016 Rio Olympics.
2017-2021, Yingying Li
Heilongjiang Qiqihar people, born on February 19, 2000, won the 13th National Games U21 women's volleyball championship in 2017, the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games women's volleyball champion, the 2019 women's volleyball World Cup champion, the 2020 women's volleyball championship champion, and represented the Chinese team in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games in Japan in 2021.