When the news broke that Li Quanqiang was under investigation, it was as if a shockwave had been unleashed throughout the volleyball world. This is not just the downfall of an individual, but may also herald an unprecedented anti-corruption storm for the Chinese women's volleyball team. In the midst of this storm, Zhang Changning's selection to the national team has undoubtedly become the focus of attention. Recalling the glorious years of the Chinese women's volleyball team, it was the pride of every fan. From Lang Ping's "Iron Hammer" era to Zhu Ting's rise, the Chinese women's volleyball team has always been a hero in the hearts of the people. But now, this team seems to be shrouded in a shadow. Zhang Changning, a name that has not appeared on the official court for two years, suddenly made it into the national team on the eve of the Paris Olympics. This can't help but make people question: are there any secrets behind this? And Wang Yunlu, a capable player, was forcibly squeezed out of the national team. Is this another form of betrayal? At the same time, Ding Xia's selection has also aroused widespread controversy. She, who performed mediocrely at the Tokyo Olympics, why could she get the opportunity to participate in the Polish National League on the eve of the Paris Olympics? Is this a premeditated move to let her appear again at the Paris Olympics? And Yao Di's failure to make the cut is even more puzzling. All these things seem to point to an unfathomable mystery. Is it…

Time flies, and before we know it, we have arrived at January 2025. The second round of the Chinese Women's Volleyball Super League playoffs has quietly concluded. The latest standings have been released, showing significant changes compared to the previous rankings. In Group C, Jiangsu and Shanghai exchanged their positions as first and second, while in Group D, Liaoning Volleyball Team made a late surge, securing their first victory of the new year and climbing to second place. It is clear that this year's playoffs are fiercely competitive, with each team continuing to intensify their efforts in the final four rounds to see who can successfully advance to the top four. However, due to the extended league schedule, the semi-finals have also been postponed, which is the biggest adjustment for this year's league. Since the end of the league has been pushed back to March, the original training time for the Chinese Women's National Volleyball Team has been correspondingly reduced. Cai Bin can only select the new training roster based on the players' performance in the league. Since entering the Los Angeles Olympic cycle, the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team has faced new challenges, making the selection of talent more urgent than ever. It is known that the current national team is undergoing a comprehensive reshuffle, with many new and old national players basically confirmed to be retiring. This is not good news for Cai Bin. Taking the setter position as an example, the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team will likely start reshuffling here first. Cai Bin's protégé, Di Linyu, has already…

Time flies, and before we know it, we have arrived at January 2025. The second round of the Chinese Women's Volleyball Super League playoffs has quietly concluded. The latest standings have been released, showing significant changes compared to the previous rankings. In Group C, Jiangsu and Shanghai exchanged their positions, with Jiangsu taking the lead. In Group D, Liaoning Volleyball Team made a remarkable comeback, securing their first victory of the new year and climbing to second place. It is clear that this year's playoffs are fiercely competitive, and in the final four rounds of matches, each team will continue to intensify their efforts to see who can successfully advance to the top four. However, due to the extended league schedule, the semi-finals have also been postponed, which is the biggest adjustment for this year's league. Since the end of the league has been pushed back to March, the original training time for the Chinese Women's National Volleyball Team has been correspondingly reduced. Cai Bin can only select the new training roster based on the players' performances in the league. Since entering the Los Angeles Olympic cycle, the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team has faced new challenges, making the selection of talent even more urgent. It is known that the current national team is undergoing a comprehensive reshuffle, with many new and old national players basically confirmed to be retiring. This is not good news for Cai Bin. Taking the setter position as an example, the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team will likely start reshuffling here first. Cai Bin's protégé, Di Linyu,…