During his playing career, he won six world championships, becoming a monument in the history of Chinese badminton. After retiring and transitioning to coaching, Li Yongbo went on to cultivate 92 world champions, adding a rich stroke to the history of the national badminton team.However, it was unexpected that such an accomplished coach would announce his resignation, not only declining a million-dollar offer from the sports industry but also choosing to go abroad to grow durians. What could have led Li Yongbo to abandon his vows and prefer growing durians over returning as a coach? Coaching CareerIn 1993, after just retiring, badminton athlete Li Yongbo finally had the chance to enjoy life. At the same time, he received multiple invitations hoping for him to work with their national teams, offering attractive salaries and benefits.As Li Yongbo pondered his options, he unexpectedly received a notice recalling him to the national team. Without hesitation, Li Yongbo returned to the national team.After discussions, Li Yongbo learned that the leadership wanted him to become the badminton team's coach.At this point, the national badminton team found itself in an awkward position; experienced and accomplished older players had retired, while new players were not yet able to carry the load.The decision to choose Li Yongbo stemmed from his extensive experience in major competitions and his record of winning six world championships.Suddenly entrusted with a significant responsibility, Li Yongbo was unsure if he could teach effectively or if the methods that suited him would work for others. However, since the country needed him, he felt it was…