小蝎子七七
Lang Ping (simplified Chinese: 郎平, also known as Jenny Lang Ping, born December 10, 1960 in Tianjin, China; Ethnic Manchus), is a Chinese volleyball player. She has been the head coach of the U.S. women's national volleyball team since February 7, 2005. Her nickname is "Iron Hammer" (simplified Chinese: 铁榔头).According to USA Volleyball, Lang was a member of the China women's national volleyball team that won an Los Angeles Olympic gold medal over the United States at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, a World Championship crown in 1982 in Peru and World Cup titles in 1981 and 1985.In 1995, Lang became the head coach of the Chinese national team and eventually guided the squad to the silver medal at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia and second place at the 1998 World Championships in Japan. Lang Ping resigned the coach position in 1998 due to health reasons. In the following year, she took the coach position in an Italian volley club, where she won the Best Woman Volleyball Coach in Italy of the year multiple times. In 2002, she became an inductee of the Volleyball Hall of Fame in Holyoke, Massachusetts.
猫咪灰灰
Lang Ping, one of the most famous and respected individuals in the history of volleyball, has been hired as the new head coach for the US Women's National Volleyball Team. What if her team collides with the women from her homeland in the 2008 Beijing Olympics? It is hard for her fans to imagine but it is possible. For Lang, it is harder. The acceptance seems quite natural in a way. Lang, mother of a 12-year-old girl named Lydia who now lives in Tustin, California, with her father, hopes that she can be around to share the joys and pains of he daughter's adolescent life. "It is the only choice left if I want to take care of both my career and my family," said Lang, who used to coach volleyball clubs in Italy. "It was only after long and meticulous consideration that I made the decision to take the job," she said during an interview with Shanghai-based Dragon TV. Lang was approached by USA Volleyball as early as 2000, but at that time, she turned down the offer. "I give dominant priority to the interests of my country," said Lang. "I have promised I will never coach any national team until the Chinese team reaches its apex. Now the team is in a very good condition and the girls will continue their good performance and become better." Setting qualification for the Beijing Olympics as a modest first goal, Lang refrained from over-estimating the ability of the US team. "It will be a great honor if the US Women's Volleyball Team meets China in the final in the Beijing Olympics," she said. "But it seems the biggest competitor to the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team is not the US team but rather the teams from Cuba, Brazil and Russia." In the eyes of the Chinese people, Lang is far more than just a volleyball star. A member of the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team that inspired an early-1980s China, which had just emerged from seclusion and started out on a path of robust economic development, Lang is still regarded as one the nation's spiritual idols. "As one of the most influential athletes and a spiritual leader of Chinese volleyball, Lang Ping's influence over China and world volleyball far exceeds the sport itself," said Gu Donghui, a sociologist from Fudan University. "If Lang collides with China as opponents during women's volleyball matches at the Beijing Olympics, it will be difficult to accept for the new generation of Chinese players, for coach Chen Zhonghe who was once her assistant and for the 1.3 billion Chinese in the stadium or in front of their TV sets," said an editorial of China Olympic Xingkong, the China Olympic Committee's authorized website. History can be mirrored. When He Zhili, a former Chinese table tennis player who later married a Japanese man and chose Japanese nationality, snatched a gold medal for Japan after beating Chinese player Deng Yaping in the 1994 Asian Games, the whole country poured hatred and anger on her, although she was no longer a Chinese.
荔枝爱苹果
Lang Ping, female, Han Nationality, was born in Tianjin, China on December 10, 1960In April 1973, Lang Ping joined the volleyball class of the Youth sports school of Beijing Workers' Stadium to practice volleyball. In 1976, he entered the Beijing Amateur sports school and was selected to the Beijing Volleyball team. In 1978, he was selected to the national training team. In 1981, she won the gold medal of the 3rd World Cup with the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team and the "Outstanding Player Award". In 1982, she won the 9th World Women's Volleyball Championship with The Chinese national team, and was also the MVP of the World Women's volleyball Championships. In 1984, he won the gold medal with the Chinese women's volleyball team at the Los Angeles Olympic Games, helping the Chinese women's volleyball team to achieve three consecutive titles. [4] In 1986, Lang ping announced his retirementIn 1995, Lang Ping was appointed head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team. In 1996, Lang ping was awarded the world's best coach by the FiVB. [6][7] In October 2002, Lang Ping was inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame, becoming the first Asian volleyball player to receive this honor. [8] On April 25, 2013, Lang Ping was appointed head coach of the national women's Volleyball team. [9] in February 2015, lang ping won the best coach award of 2014CCTV sports personality. Lang Ping was named China's 2015 Person of the Year in February 2016. [10] In March, Lang Ping won the "Influencing the World Chinese Award". [11] In August, Lang Ping, as head coach, led the Chinese women's volleyball team to the Gold medal at the Rio Olympic Games. [12] In October, Lang Ping became China's "Ambassador to Mars". [13] In December, Lang Ping was chosen as the best coach at the 2016 China's Top ten Laureus Champion awards. On December 15th, he was awarded the "Best Coach of the Year" by CCTV Sports Personality. On February 8, 2017, he was named one of the top 10 Chinese People of the Year in 2016. [17] On December 18, 2018, the CPC Central Committee and the State Council conferred the title of reform pioneer to Lang Ping and conferred the Reform Pioneer Medal. In January 2019, he became a member of the Chinese Olympic Committee. In September 2019, he led The Chinese women's Volleyball team to win the Women's Volleyball World Cup
