The third round of the Chinese Women's Volleyball Super League playoffs has been over for a few days, but there is still one match that stands out in memory. This match was a decisive 3-0 victory for the Jiangsu women's volleyball team over the Shenzhen team, with Jiangsu playing at home and Shenzhen as the visiting team. In this game, the Jiangsu women's volleyball team, stationed at the Changzhou University Gymnasium, awaited the challenge of the Shenzhen Australian Tigers Zhongse women's volleyball team with ease. The two teams had met before during the regular season, with Shenzhen winning 3-2 against Jiangsu thanks to Dong Mingxiao's outstanding performance. In this game, Jiangsu was determined not to repeat past mistakes and thus fielded their main lineup without any slack. Compared to the regular season, Jiangsu's strength has significantly increased with the return of their three main players, making it not difficult to defeat Shenzhen. However, coach Shi Hairong was worried about unexpected situations and thus took extra precautions, ensuring all main players were ready for action. Since replacing Cai Bin as the head coach of the Jiangsu women's volleyball team, Shi Hairong has received unanimous praise from the club and fans. His characteristic approach is steady and methodical, never recklessly going all-out on offense. However, facing Shenzhen, he couldn't help but get excited. Shenzhen women's volleyball team is actually composed of foreign players and young players from Tianjin women's volleyball team. Tianjin sent some players who couldn't play in matches to Shenzhen for practical training. Therefore, when Shenzhen faces Jiangsu, they play…

Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team has been on a winning streak in the second stage of the competition, securing four consecutive victories and currently with 12 points, they have locked in a spot in the top four two rounds ahead of schedule. Adding the five consecutive victories at the end of the first stage since Yao Di's return, Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team has achieved nine consecutive victories in the league. At the Club World Cup, Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team won the runner-up with four wins and one loss, creating the best record for a Chinese club team participating in the Club World Cup, and Yao Di's role in the team was greatly highlighted. Prior to this, Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team used Meng Dou as the starting setter, but their performance was not good. Chen Fang replaced Wang Baoquan as the head coach, but Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team still lost, forcing them to bring Yao Di back early. Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team immediately regained the temperament of a championship team, and the energy of the main attackers, deputy attackers, and receivers were all unleashed. In the latest round of matches, Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team swept Liaoning Women's Volleyball Team 3-0, with Li Yingying scoring 15 points, Chen Boya scoring 13 points, and Wang Yuanyuan, Fetisova, and Wang Yizhu each scoring 12 points. In just three sets, five players from Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team scored in double figures, which is a true representation of multiple points blooming, making it difficult for opponents to defend against. Yao Di is truly a representative of both…

The Italian Serie A women's volleyball team, Conegliano, has released their star calendar for 2025, and we see our number 2 Zhu Ting featured in the January edition. Zhu Ting's new look is heroic and dashing, with a short haircut, and a little white cat perched on her shoulder. It's a very interesting and creative idea! In addition, Chinese fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming Women's Club World Cup next month. Hangzhou, China, will be the host city, with Tianjin Volleyball as the host team, and Zhu Ting's club, Conegliano, will also participate. This means Zhu Ting will once again compete in the Club World Cup, having already represented three different clubs in the competition. These include Vakifbank from Turkey, Tianjin Volleyball from China, and Italy's Conegliano. Born on November 29, 1994, Zhu Ting is about to celebrate her 30th birthday. In the blink of an eye, the young "Little Zhu Ting" who first emerged has now become a seasoned veteran. At the 2012 Asian Youth Women's Volleyball Championship, Zhu Ting made her debut with outstanding performances in the Henan Volleyball League. She made a splash at the Asian Championships, gaining recognition from all sides, and from that point on, Zhu Ting entered a period of rapid growth. After Lang Ping became the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team in 2013, journalists and media were very concerned about when Zhu Ting would join the national team. Lang Ping, with her keen eye for talent, decisively recruited Zhu Ting. At the time, Zhu Ting was very thin, and later…

Brief review of the top 8 teams in women's volleyball A-class: Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team: The team with the strongest explosive power, started low but improved throughout the season. After the second round of the group stage, they changed their head coach. Two games later, Yao Di came on and brought the team to its peak, which was unstoppable. Jiangsu Women's Volleyball Team: Appeared tired and disorganized during the group stage, struggling with injuries that were difficult to control. However, in the playoffs, they showed great overall coordination and the coaching level improved rapidly. Shanghai Women's Volleyball Team: Experienced a sudden drop in performance due to the unexpected departure of Xiao Caiwa. This is contrary to the teachings of Mencius from the Warring States period, where geographical advantage is not as important as timely opportunity, and timely opportunity is not as important as harmony among people. Liaoning Women's Volleyball Team: Average technical strength but strong in spirit, with good teamwork and strong impact, rising from eighth place to the top four through precise deployment. Fujian Women's Volleyball Team: Average strength, with one standout player unable to carry the whole team, clear strengths and weaknesses, and no signs of improvement. Shandong Women's Volleyball Team: Balanced individual skills, average edge attackers, lacking a top leader, making it difficult to reach new heights. Beijing Women's Volleyball Team: Started high but gradually declined this season, unable to perform well with the addition or loss of a single player, poor scheduling flexibility, and unable to adapt to changing situations. Shenzhen Women's Volleyball Team: A team…

These days, the volleyball circle has been experiencing a storm! The news of Li Quanqiang, the former director of the Volleyball Management Center, being investigated has caused an uproar in the entire volleyball world. As a volleyball fan, my first reaction was: this is going to be interesting! To be honest, it came a bit suddenly, but upon careful consideration, it was somewhat expected. Li Quanqiang is a big shot in the circle, not only serving as the leader of both the men's and women's teams, but also taking the position of the Volleyball Center Director in 2017. To say the least, he did quite a few things during his tenure that annoyed the fans. I remember when someone wanted to make a TV series about the women's volleyball team, he came out against it, saying something like "athletes should focus on results." What he said made it seem like athletes couldn't have any other hobbies. At that time, I felt that this person's thinking was a bit outdated and didn't keep up with the times. Speaking of the Tokyo Olympics, our women's volleyball team performed poorly, only getting ninth place. With such a dismal result, you would think that Li Quanqiang, as the head of the family, should take some responsibility? But what happened? He not only didn't admit his mistake but also reposted articles criticizing Lang Ping online. What else could this be if not passing the buck? Lang Ping has contributed so much to the women's volleyball team, and her achievements are obvious to all. Now, after…

The anti-corruption storm in China's sports world has now swept through the women's volleyball team. Li Quanqiang, the 63-year-old former leader of the Volleyball Association, has been arrested and has become a typical example of the "pulling out the radish and bringing up the mud" effect in this storm. During his tenure, the Chinese women's volleyball team experienced both glory and disappointment, especially the crushing defeat at the Tokyo Olympics, which brought his decision-making into question. At the same time, the appearance of Cai Bin, the head coach of the women's volleyball team, to dispel rumors, and the mysterious absence of Lai Yawen, the director of the Volleyball Management Center, have also made the outside world full of speculation and unease about the future of the volleyball project. Zhu Ting's injury problem has made fans even more angry about the management's dereliction of duty. The deepening of the anti-corruption storm may uncover more inside stories and promote a comprehensive rectification of the volleyball project. In China's sports world, the anti-corruption storm is like a sudden downpour that has drenched many people. Li Quanqiang, once a leader of the Volleyball Association, has now become a typical example of the "pulling out the radish and bringing up the mud" effect in this storm. As once the leader of the Chinese women's volleyball team, his name was closely linked with the glorious Olympic gold medals. However, the crushing defeat at the Tokyo Olympics has made him the target of criticism. Some say that Li Quanqiang's decision-making mistakes were the main reason for the…

The former director of the Volleyball Management Center has been implicated in an incident, and it is still unclear how many other people and events are involved. Speculations and discussions are swirling. However, there are three individuals who have dedicated themselves entirely to building the Chinese women's volleyball team and are certainly not involved in any wrongdoing. The first is Lai Yawen, the current director of the Volleyball Management Center. She took over after the previous director left, so she is not associated with any past issues. Over the years, Lai Yawen has devoted herself entirely to her work, wholeheartedly thinking about the best interests of the Chinese women's volleyball team. After taking on the role of director, she has worked tirelessly to help the Chinese women's volleyball team climb out of its slump and return to the peak. In practice, Lai Yawen is also bold in innovation, not following conventional paths. This season's Chinese Women's Volleyball Super League changed the format, increasing the number of matches to make them more attractive. Players can get more comprehensive training. For Lai Yawen, this is not just a job to support her family; it is the sentiment of an old volleyball player. She truly loves volleyball and sincerely hopes that the team will become stronger. Therefore, no matter what happens to others, she will not be implicated; her integrity makes her immune to all poisons. The second is Cai Bin, the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team. Cai Bin has a very stable job as the head coach of Jiangsu…

Overnight, the reshuffle in the women's volleyball world has quietly begun. Cai Bin never expected that what he thought would be a routine reappointment would actually shake the entire sports world. It only took a short day for the news of Li Quanqiang, once the helmsman of the volleyball world, being investigated to spread, and for the position of the women's volleyball coach to become precarious. It must be said that the Chinese women's volleyball team, as a source of national pride, stirs the hearts of countless people with each of its ups and downs. Li Quanqiang, this former helmsman of the volleyball world, undoubtedly cast a shadow over the future of the women's volleyball team with his investigation. Without this unexpected turn of events, Cai Bin might have been able to continue his coaching career on the women's volleyball bench and gain more time to prove his worth. However, reality is always full of variables, and with Li Quanqiang's downfall, Cai Bin's path to renewal has become increasingly difficult. Cai Bin's prospects for renewal are uncertain. As a coach handpicked by Li Quanqiang, Cai Bin's performance at the Paris Olympics did not satisfy everyone. Although the three consecutive victories in the group stage were eye-catching, the first-round elimination in the knockout stage still left the women's volleyball team short of the top four. Now that the mentor has fallen, Cai Bin's position has also become precarious. Lai Yawen, as the current director of the Volleyball Management Center, will undoubtedly determine Cai Bin's stay or departure with her plans for…

Anti-corruption efforts have penetrated deep into the women's volleyball scene: With Li Quanqiang's downfall, the current highest leader of the Chinese women's volleyball team is Lai Yawen from the Volleyball Management Center. As the top leader and head of the women's volleyball team, Lai Yawen is known for her integrity. However, with Li Quanqiang's downfall, Lai, who was personally promoted by Li, has disappeared without a trace, which has sparked heated discussions. During his tenure, Li Quanqiang promoted Lai Yawen to the position of deputy director of the Volleyball Management Center. Some netizens even declared, "Pulling out the radish brings out the mud! It's highly likely that Lai Yawen can't escape either." In fact, Lai Yawen has always had a good reputation, but the only point of suspicion or criticism from fans is why, as the director of the Volleyball Management Center, she also served as an assistant coach to Cai Bin during the Paris Olympics? To be honest, this is indeed an unprecedented feat in the entire volleyball world. Cai Bin and Lai Yawen insisted on using the Seven Fairies lineup to the end, basically abandoning Zhu Ting against both strong and weak teams, and the best setter Yao Di had no way to serve the country. This also sparked discussions about abuse of power for personal gain. The general public opinion is: The corruption of the former director of the Volleyball Management Center fully illustrates that the national women's volleyball team insisted on supporting old Cai, resulting in a crushing defeat at the Paris Olympics, ultimately losing medals.…

In the highly anticipated focus topic, the selection of the next head coach for the Chinese women's volleyball team undoubtedly occupies an important position. Recently, Cai Bin's name has once again been closely linked to this topic. On the morning of January 13th, he appeared at the Shanghai Volleyball Center's National Games preparation coaching seminar. At the meeting, the director of the Shanghai Volleyball Management Center not only emphasized Cai Bin's important role as the training director at the Shanghai Volleyball Center but also unexpectedly mentioned his title as the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team. This information has undoubtedly sparked widespread speculation: Will Cai Bin continue to lead the Chinese women's volleyball team? Looking back on Cai Bin's coaching performance during the Paris Olympic cycle, it can be said that it was both full of highlights and not without regrets. The Chinese women's volleyball team he led showed remarkable competitiveness on the international stage filled with strong opponents, especially in the World League where they bravely won the runner-up position, as well as successfully defending their title at the Asian Games. These achievements are undoubtedly strong proof of his coaching abilities. However, in the much-anticipated Olympics, the Chinese women's volleyball team fought fiercely against Turkey in the quarter-finals for five sets before narrowly losing, missing out on the top four. This result undoubtedly brought immense pressure to the entire team and coaching staff. It is particularly noteworthy that after Lang Ping, the coach, clearly announced the end of her term after the Olympics, Cai Bin still retains…