Recently, the affairs related to the Chinese women's volleyball team have been mired in many worrying issues. "To know what is straight, one must use a plumb line; to know what is square, one must use a compass." In a healthy and orderly development environment, rules and regulations are the guarantee. However, the various signs that have appeared in the field of volleyball management have made us worry about the future direction of the Chinese women's volleyball team. The new head coach has not yet been determined, and there is no clue as to the construction of the new team. The investigation of the former director of the Volleyball Management Center was like a huge stone thrown into a calm lake, causing a thousand waves. After the previous director of the Volleyball Management Center was caught, Li Quanqiang's arrest this time has made the Volleyball Management Center the target of public criticism. The problems hidden behind this seem to be closely related to the development of the Chinese women's volleyball team. Looking back at the process of Li Quanqiang's appointment, it was full of doubts. At that time, he was not at the forefront in the ranking of热度 among deputy director candidates. However, Liu Wenbin, who should have played an important role in the development of the women's volleyball team and had outstanding achievements and a good relationship with Lang Ping, was transferred to the Tennis Management Center, and Li Quanqiang unexpectedly ascended to the position of director of the Volleyball Management Center. The true logic behind this appointment seems…

On January 10th, at 4 PM in 2025, the Chinese volleyball world was shaken once again as Li Quanqiang, the former director of the Volleyball Management Center under the General Administration of Sport, was investigated for serious violations of discipline and law. As a key figure in the Volleyball Management Center, Li Quanqiang not only led the professionalization reform of the volleyball league but also traveled to the United States in 2017 to promote Lang Ping's return to lead the Chinese women's volleyball team. However, these promises and plans now seem more ironic after Li Quanqiang's downfall. The reform has failed to achieve significant results, and the volleyball industry has not only failed to maintain its glory but has instead fallen into a trough. In February 2017, Li Quanqiang officially took office, replacing his predecessor. At that time, the Chinese women's volleyball team had just won the championship at the Rio Olympics and was highly regarded nationwide. In this context, Li Quanqiang was tasked with continuing the glory of the Chinese women's volleyball team. Faced with concerns about Lang Ping's health and doubts about the future of the women's volleyball team, Li Quanqiang repeatedly expressed confidence in Lang Ping's reappointment as head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team after taking office. Subsequently, Lang Ping did return to the national team and led the Chinese women's volleyball team through a new round of Olympic preparations. Although China won the 2019 Women's Volleyball World Cup with an undefeated record of eleven consecutive victories, the failure at the Tokyo Olympics brought this…