[Domestic]Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team withdraws from the 2021 Asian Championships!Replenish your energy and prepare for the National Games
After bidding farewell to the Lang Ping era, the Chinese women’s volleyball team still needs some time to sort out the problems left by the Tokyo Olympics and determine the future development trajectory.
On August 24, according to the “Beijing Daily” report, the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team confirmed that it would not participate in this year’s Asian Championships.
In fact, this decision has already been made before-taking into account the impact of factors such as the epidemic, plus the World Championship qualifications provided by the Asian Championships can also be obtained through other channels, the decision to withdraw from the competition is not unexpected.
The current Chinese women’s volleyball team does need a smooth precipitation and transition period-the Paris Olympics cycle is only three years, our opponent is always ourselves.
Originally, the Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship to be held in the Philippines from August 29 to September 4 this year will be the first international competition for Chinese women’s volleyball after the Tokyo Olympics, but the team is ready to skip this event.
Originally, this Asian Championship was planned to be held in Jiangmen, Guangdong on October 1, but due to the epidemic, it was adjusted to the Philippines and the competition time was also changed to August 29 to September 5.
Earlier, as early as July 17, when the Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship draw this year, the Chinese women’s volleyball team had already decided not to participate-not among the teams. In addition to the Chinese women’s volleyball team, strong Asian teams like the Japanese women’s volleyball team also withdrew from the Asian Championships.
It is not difficult to see that because the hosting date is very close to the Tokyo Olympics, coupled with the difficulty of transportation and epidemic prevention requirements caused by the epidemic, the attractiveness of this Asian Championship is really not great.
In the past, the Chinese women’s volleyball team often sent second-line teams to the Asian Championships for training to accumulate experience, but the existence of the epidemic has brought more obstacles.
At the same time, the Chinese women’s volleyball team only needs to rely on the current world rankings to qualify for the World Championships, and does not need to win the World Championship tickets by fighting for the top two Asian Championships.
In addition, the National Games will start in September. Under the influence of numerous factors, it is reasonable for the Chinese women’s volleyball team to decide not to participate in the Asian Championships.
Is the future of Chinese women’s volleyball team in the hands of An Jiajie?
Who is the coach? Who do the players choose?
After regretting to be out of the Tokyo Olympics group stage, the Chinese women’s volleyball team returned to China on August 4 and then went into isolation. After the isolation, the players will also return to their local teams to prepare for the upcoming National Games.
Failed to get the desired results, the team is also very low-key, and there is no voice on the Internet. After the Olympics, athletes of various teams are keen to live broadcast and share life in isolation, and no women’s volleyball players participated.
Undoubtedly, for the Chinese women’s volleyball team, who just tasted the bitterness of defeat in Tokyo, low-key self-digestion and adjustment is exactly what they need-how to get out of the shadow of failure and find the experience that can be absorbed takes time. Of precipitation.
After Lang Ping leaves, who can stand up?
At the same time, the Chinese women’s volleyball team is currently undergoing a period of time change. Both the coach and the player lineup are bound to usher in new faces.
Lang Ping has previously confirmed many times that he will leave the Chinese women’s volleyball coach after the Tokyo Olympics. After the “Lang Ping era” turns the page, whether the new coach is An Jiajie, who has been with Lang Ping for many years before, or other candidates, he must go through. A new running-in period.
Therefore, when the coach and others have not yet been determined, there is indeed no need to rush to participate in the Asian Championships.
At the same time, the players will also usher in a “replacement.” Yan Ni, Liu Xiaotong and other veterans will fade out in the new Olympic cycle. The addition and integration of newcomers, and even Zhu Ting’s wrist surgery and recovery in the future will bring uncertainties to this team.
Now that it has entered the Paris Olympic cycle, what the Chinese women’s volleyball team needs is a calm summary and a smooth transition. After the end of the National Games, when the new Chinese women’s volleyball team arrives, the answer will be initially announced.
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