Chen Yaqiong won the championship in 1981!
Chinese women's volleyball team Fujian player Chen Yaqiong, the big name. Born in 1956 in Yongchun, Fujian Province, he is 1.80 meters tall. In 1978, he was selected for the national team, participated in the 1981 World Cup and the 1982 World Championships, and was a deputy attacking general who guarded the middle road and made a meritorious contribution to the championship. Chen Yaqiong played basketball in middle school and was selected for the provincial basketball team from Yongchun County in 1972. Because his sister entered the provincial basketball team earlier, the leader decided to separate his sisters, so Chen Yaqiong changed the court to the volleyball team. She studied and practiced diligently, spared no effort, bounced well, had strong air stagnation, and was especially good at blocking nets. Coupled with the basketball movement pace foundation, it can be started more quickly, making it a unique world-class netsblocker. It is called by the world volleyball world: "men's stride to help run the mobile net" the first person.
A generation of famous generals Chen Yaqiong and the author of this article, photographed in Hong Kong.
In the Fujian women's volleyball team, there was a famous player later, Chen Yahui of the "Ya" generation, who had excellent bouncing power and was known as "Little Louis". Chen Yahui was born in 1960 and is only 1.69 meters tall. She reached a height of 3.15 meters, a net jump record of 97 cm, and still holds the first record of the domestic women's volleyball team in net jump. Chen Yahui has been practicing track and field since she was a child, playing volleyball, and her bouncing power is outstanding. In 1976, she was selected by the Fujian Provincial Team and entered a professional career. In 1983, she was selected for the Chinese women's volleyball youth team and participated in two World University Games. Her high-jumping attack of the dry onion made the audience feel excited. The Japanese volleyball community believes that its bouncing power and strong offensive power are the model of the Japanese team.
Photographed at the Chen Yaqiong Story Museum in Yongchun County.
In 1987, the Fujian women's volleyball team won the championship of the Sixth National Games. At that time, the famous generals of the Min Army, the old middle and young, just got together to form a lineup. Mainly attacking Hou Yuzhu and Chen Yahui, playing diagonally back and forth. Pick up Zheng Meizhu, domestic first-class! The second pass Zhang Qiuping, the deputy attack Lin Guoqing and so on. Head coachEs Chen Yulin and Chen Zhonghe. How luxurious the lineup is, and how powerful the coaches are. Hou Yuzhu and Zheng Meizhu twinkled, and the sword was sharp. Chen Yahui is in the last fight before retiring. As a result, the Fujian women's volleyball team defeated the stronger Liberation Army and the Liaoning team and composed a song to win the championship. The last goal of the championship and runner-up finals was Chen Yahui jumping high, forcefully attacking the ball, smashing the floor, causing the audience to applaud thunderously...
Chen Zhonghe was the champion coach of the 1987 National Games.
However, because Chen Yaqiong and Chen Yahui's names are similar, some people think that they are siblings of the same generation, and some people think that they are Zhang Guanli Dai, and the pen is wrong, in short, there are many misunderstandings. In fact, it is not difficult to distinguish between the two: first of all, the hometown is similar and similar. Although both are from southern Fujian, Chen Yaqiong's hometown is in Yongchun County, Quanzhou City, while Chen Yahui is in Longhai District, Zhangzhou City. The second is the difference in height. Chen Yaqiong is 1.80 meters tall and plays a secondary attack. Chen Yahui is 1.69 meters tall and is the main attacker. Again, the joining time is different. Chen Yaqiong entered the Fujian women's volleyball team in 1972 and the Chinese women's volleyball team in 1978, holding two world gold medals. Chen Yahui was selected for the Fujian women's volleyball team in 1976 and the Chinese women's volleyball youth team in 1983.
Chinese women's volleyball team Yuxi, produced by Jin Mingshun
The Fujian women's volleyball team was established in 1958, and there is no shortage of people who have been selected for the Chinese women's volleyball team and the national youth team over the years. Outstanding athletes from before the Cultural Revolution to the present, the stars twinkle. Su Caixia and Yuan Defeng, these two veterans of the Chinese women's volleyball team, once trained by Dasong Bowen, are witnesses to the history of volleyball in New China. Others who have entered the Ranks of the Chinese women's volleyball team are: Xu Xiumei, Chen Yaqiong, Zheng Meizhu, Hou Yuzhu, Chen Yahui, Lin Guoqing, Lin Hanying, Lin Wenzhen, He Yunshu, Wang Ziling, Li Yan, Xu Yunli, Shen Jingsi, Lin Li, Zheng Yixin, Zhuang Yushan, etc. Among them, the team members who have won the world championship are: Chen Yaqiong, Zheng Meizhu, Hou Yuzhu, Xu Yunli, Shen Jingsi, Lin Li, Zheng Yixin.
Zheng Yixin and Lin Li.