Display MoreThe unofficial roster of Asian Cup 2016:
Head Coach: Chen You-quan ()
S - Yao Di, Wang Na
WS - Liu Yan-han, Chen Li-yi, Song Mei-li, Li Jing
MB - Zheng Yi-xin, Zhang Xiao-ya, Yang Zhou, Xu Jiu-jing
L - Wang Meng-jie, Shan Dan-na
Sorry, Team B has trained for a long time in Zhangzhou though we don't know it.
Being a B Team, this is a very good one IMHO.
Btw, the Asian Cup 2016 is known as:
2016 Asian Women's Cup Volleyball Championship (Vietnam, 14–20 September 2016)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…p_Volleyball_Championship
It's funny that after the preliminaries, Chinese fans made out Lang Ping as the reason of China's "failure", and now she's the hero.
Lesson for future tournaments: it ain't over till the fat lady sings 
It's funny that after the preliminaries, Chinese fans made out Lang Ping as the reason of China's "failure", and now she's the hero.
Lesson for future tournaments: it ain't over till the fat lady sings
Ha ha ha, you're so frank, I like it... it's true that some (or many) comments in the forums are hilarious, and there are always "Mr. Knowing-Everything", they may even know better than the designated head coaches... 
Btw, in case of Lang Ping, those that somehow blamed her during the pool prelim were not necessarily just the Chinese fans, many simply thought the CHN team was helpless and posed no chance, the QF would be its farthest trajectory, to say otherwise would be surreal.
News - Olympic champions China reach top spot in women’s world ranking - FIVB (2016-08-29)
QuoteDisplay MoreLausanne, Switzerland, August 29, 2016 – China moved two places up in the FIVB Senior World Ranking – Women after a phenomenal gold medal finish in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, which also positioned them at the top of the ranking table.
China had a shaky start as they won only two of their five matches in the preliminary round. China’s first big upset in Rio 2016 was when they eclipsed the undefeated Brazilians in the quarterfinals. They continued with their climb to the podium when they beat first-time top four contenders the Netherlands in the semifinals, and Serbia in the gold medal match.
China’s remarkable run in Rio 2016 led to a lot of big jumps and changes in the ranking particularly in the top 20.
Olympic silver medallists Serbia moved three places up to become world No.3 – their highest ever position in the ranking. The Netherlands, on the other hand, had the biggest climb in the top 10 and jumped four places up to No.7 after their fourth place finish in Rio 2016.
Olympic bronze medallists the United States dropped from the top to the second spot, while Brazil dropped from No.2 to No.4. Russia and Japan also moved one place down in the ranking to occupy No.5 and No.6 positions, respectively.
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http://www.fivb.com/en/about/n…each-top-spot-in?id=64590
FIVB Senior World Ranking - Women (as of 2016-08-22)
! August 22th, 2016 ... !? lol
The Big-Five teams that will reign the women's volleyball scenes for many years to come:
(1) China .... 328
(2) USA ...... 305
(3) Serbia ... 262
(4) Brazil ... 230
(5) Russia ... 218
Plus the Netherlands at (7; 148 points) can be the serious dark horse.
Zhu Ting was interviewed in a TV show in Turkey and cooked Hamburger for her teammate Özgenur: https://www.ntvspor.net/video-…-587f9f76f7022736e481ee1f
The interview starts at 39:30.