According to media person Wang Qi's Weibo news on December 2, former Chinese women's football forward Zhang Ouying died at the age of 43.
Wang Qi wrote on his personal Weibo:
She left, the Chinese women's football team 99 sonorous rose No. 7 Zhang Ouying, this morning at 7:47 left forever. Thank you to your friends for your care and support, and thank you to so many sonorous Rose fans for their concerns. Sonorous Rose 20 years, acquaintance with Ouying for 20 years, Sonorous Rose No. 7 striker Zhang Ouying has taken the ball away.... It just went, like Haizi's poem "The wind is farther away than far away, and my piano is whimpering." No tears...".
Subsequently, Wang Qi updated Weibo and wrote:
Correction: Zhang Ouying separated at 7:27 this morning, but I wrote it at 7:47, so that Ouying could stay in the human world for 20 minutes. More than 20 minutes, in the dark to commemorate the 20 years of acquaintance with Ouying, the 1999 Women's World Cup to create a sonorous rose brand. Ou Ying walked well, and the sonorous rose spirit endured forever.
Born in 1975, Zhang Ouying plays as a striker and full-back, and is known for his speed. Zhang Ouying has been selected for the women's national football team since 1993, and has won the 1998 Asian Games championship, the 1999 Asian Cup and the 1999 World Cup runner-up. After retiring, Zhang Ouying worked in youth football training. In March this year, she was diagnosed with lung cancer, and Sun Wen and other former women's football teammates also launched a fundraising campaign for her.
(Editor: Li Shengde)