China NT 2022

if the OP isn't a gif/video/something of Yuan screaming... its fake and im asking sloth to take it down

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basically she wants to play at least until LA 2028.

https://sports.sina.com.cn/oth…doc-iktzscyy6448575.shtml

when did zhu injure her wrist, was it during vnl? which hand was it left or right?

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when did zhu injure her wrist, was it during vnl? which hand was it left or right?

Her wrist injury (right hand) was something she has been dealing with for quite some time actually, but was never treated with the utmost care. She looked fine at VNL before the Olympics, albeit her wrist was still bandaged. I assume the injury got aggravated sometime after the tournament as they were preparing for Tokyo.

I do hope Zhu gets the best treatment available for her wrist and that she won't feel pressure to return as soon as possible. If she doesn't recover in time for WCH 2022 then that's alright, her recovery is most important to the longevity of her career especially now since she has aspirations for LA 2028. The NT is going to have to learn how to play without her sometime or later.

I really hope Li Yingying stays healthy because it seems like every NT player has been plagued by some type of injury.

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Wang Mengjie also had one, but it's not sports related...

Are we sure this is the real Wang Mengjie?!? Looks like she got double eyelid surgery and maybe some other facial procedures.

(2021)

(2019)

Monolids are beautiful!

Don't let western media and society make you think otherwise.

Noo I liked her monolids. She was already cute the way she was

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https://en.volleyballworld.com…-ting-queen-of-volleyball

"queen of volleyball"

vbw is so weird lol

I heard that she plans on getting surgery abroad, but not entirely sure of the date.

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I heard that she plans on getting surgery abroad, but not entirely sure of the date.

Hopefully she gets the surgery soon. A lot complications can arise post-surgery. It's best to correct it as early as possible.

the official source: http://www.volleychina.org/b/2…doc-ikyakumx2049104.shtml

The All-Star matches of Chinese League 21/22 on Dec.11 and Dec.22 without foreigners.

Therefore, it equals "being ready for 2022 as the members of Chinese women's NT"!!!

Team Red:

Head Coach: Wang Bao-quan (Tianjin)

Assistant Coaches: Li Yan-long (Shandong)

Players:

S - Ding Xia, Yao Di

OP - Du Qing-qing, Chen Pei-yan

OH - Li Ying-ying, Duan Fang, Wang Yi-fan (born in 2005), Wang Yi-zhu

MB - Yuan Xin-yue, Gao Yi, Zhang Shi-qi, Yang Han-yu (three from former Bayi)

L - Wang Meng-jie, Meng Zi-xuan

Team Blue:

Head Coach: Cai Bin (Jiangsu)

Assistant Coaches: Wang Zhi-teng (Shanghai)

Players:

S - Diao Lin-yu, Cai Ya-qian

OP - Gong Xiang-yu, Sun Xiao-xuan

OH - Li Yao, Liu Yan-han, Wu Meng-jie, Yang Jie (the last time that Yang Jie was in NT is 2013)

MB - Wang Yuan-yuan, Zheng Yi-xin, Hu Ming-yuan, Liu Yu

L - Wang Wei-yi, Ni Fei-fan (the same as 2019 ACH)

Is it really considered on All Stars match if you don't include the four foreigners in your league, two of which were Olympic MVPs?

I remember the last season KYK played in China she was part of the All Stars match...

It's pretty clear the Red Team has the advantage.

Good to see Wang Yifan getting recognition. She's only 16, but already showing more all around skills than Wu Mengjie and Zhuang Yushan. Her mature mindset and hard work ethic is showing and she will be a great addition to the NT in the future.

Chen Peiyan is also growing and not making as much errors as before. She should an option at OPP at VNL next year rather than forcing Liu Yanhan.

I noticed Cai Yaqian was on the list as opposed to Mei Xiaohan. Either that means Mei is injured or Cai beat her at the starting setter spot for Shandong.

With the scheduling conflict with WCH the NT will have to find a suitable B Team that can defend their title at the Asian Games.