What kind of contribution has Lang Ping made to our country?

As far as I know, in April 1973, Lang Ping entered the volleyball class of the Beijing Workers' Gymnasium Juvenile Sports School to practice volleyball. In 1976, Lang Ping entered the Beijing Amateur Sports School and was selected for the Beijing volleyball team in the same year. <>

In 1978, Lang Ping was selected for the national training team. In 1981, Lang Ping won the 3rd World Cup with the Chinese women's volleyball team and won the "Outstanding Athlete Award". In 1982, Lang Ping won the 9th World Women's Volleyball Championship with the Chinese team and won the World Women's Volleyball Championship"mvp" 。

In 1984, Lang Ping won the gold medal in the women's volleyball competition at the Los Angeles Olympics with the Chinese team, assisting the Chinese women's volleyball team to achieve three consecutive championships. In 1986, Lang Ping announced his retirement. In 1995, Lang Ping was hired as the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team.

In 1996, Lang Ping was awarded the "World's Best Coach" by the FIVB" 。In October 2002, Lang Ping was officially inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame, becoming the first Asian volleyball player to receive this honor. On April 25, 2013, Lang Ping was appointed as the head coach of the new women's volleyball national team.

On February 1, 2015, Lang Ping won the 2014 CCTV Sports Person of the Year Best Coach Award. On February 14, 2016, Lang Ping was elected as the 2015 Person of the Year who moved China. On March 25, 2016, Lang Ping won the "Influencing World Chinese Award".

On August 21, 2016, Lang Ping led the Chinese women's volleyball team to win the Rio Olympic championship as the head coach. In October, Lang Ping became China"Martian ambassadors"。In December, Lang Ping was selected as the best coach of the 2016 China Top 10 Laureus Champion Award.

On December 15, he won the 2016 CCTV Sports Person of the Year Best Coach Award. On February 8, 2017, he was named the 2016 Top Ten People of the Year in China. On March 29, 2017, the Chinese Volleyball Association announced the 2017 training notice of the women's volleyball team, and Lang Ping will serve as the head coach.

Lang Ping has made great contributions to our country.

I believe everyone has heard of Lang Ping, she has made a lot of contributions to our Chinese women's volleyball team, and everyone can see that she has achieved great results as a player or coach.

Lang Ping's contribution to China's sports industry, especially volleyball, cannot be expressed. She led the Chinese women's volleyball team to the world volleyball world and won medals in the world's three major competitions. It is a well-deserved "iron hammer".

During his tenure as coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team, Lang Ping won many world championships for the women's volleyball team, including the women's volleyball Olympic championship at the 2016 Rio Olympics, making indelible contributions to the women's volleyball career.

It has made great contributions to the development of China's women's volleyball team, and from 2015 to 2016, the women's volleyball team regained its position as the world's No. 1 under the leadership of Coach Lang Ping.

Lang Ping led the Chinese women's volleyball team, let the Chinese women's volleyball team continue to win championships in the game, promote the strength of our country's women's volleyball team, and create the spirit of the women's volleyball team.

It has promoted the great development of China's sports industry, and made China's sports industry have a certain status in the world, driving the development of many industries.

led the women's volleyball team to win two golds and one silver in the three major competitions, pushing the Chinese women's volleyball team back to the first position in the world, and also paying attention to the training of players, so that the Chinese women's volleyball team has successors.

First of all, Lang Ping himself won the world championship on behalf of the Chinese women's volleyball team, and after retiring, he still served as the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team and led the team to win awards in various international competitions.

In 1973, he entered the volleyball class of the Beijing Workers' Gymnasium Youth Sports School to practice volleyball. In 1976, he entered the Beijing Amateur Sports School and was selected for the Beijing Volleyball Team in the same year. In 1978, he was selected for the national training team. In 1980, he was selected as one of the top 10 in the second session of the Laureus Award for Chinese Sports.

In 1982, she won the "MVP" of the World Women's Volleyball Championship. In 1984, he was awarded the national "38 Red Flag Bearer".

In 1996, he was awarded the "World's Best Coach" by the FIVB. In October 2002, he was officially inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame, becoming the first Asian volleyball player to receive this honor. On April 25, 2013, she was appointed as the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team.

On February 1, 2015, he won the 2014 CCTV Sports Person of the Year Best Coach Award. In 2015, she led the Chinese women's volleyball team to win the Women's Volleyball World Cup and directly qualified for the 2016 Rio Olympics.

On January 16, 2016, he and Wang Yucheng held a wedding in Beijing. On January 24, 2016, he won the 2015 CCTV Sports Person of the Year Best Coach Award and Jury Award. On February 14, 2016, he was awarded the 2015 Person of the Year in China.

On August 21, 2016, Lang Ping led the women's volleyball team to defeat Serbia and win the Rio Olympic championship.

Lang Ping, born on December 10, 1960 in Tianjin, China, is a former Chinese women's volleyball player, Olympic champion, and currently the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team and the president of the Chinese Volleyball Academy.

Lang Ping's father was a sports fan, and whenever he had the opportunity, his father took him to the Beijing Workers' Gymnasium near his home to watch a game. His father's love for sports influenced Lang Ping. In Lang Ping's memories of her youth, volleyball left a good impression on her.

In 1987, Lang Ping combined with Bai Fan, a former Bayi men's volleyball player. The two held a grand wedding at the Beijing Hotel at that time, and then Lang Ping went to the United States to study and gave birth to his beloved daughter Bai Langlang. In 1995, Lang Ping and Bai Fan divorced in the United States, and according to local law, the two each shared half of the custody.

Lang Ping, who earned the nickname "Iron Hammer" for his powerful and precise smashes. She has good physical fitness, strong bounce power, touch height up to meters, fast attack variety, outstanding online skills, and is known for her high-point attack at the No. 4 position, and is the core figure of the Chinese women's volleyball team.

Lang Ping's details determine success or failure, and inherit the spirit of the women's volleyball team by example.

In 1978, Lang Ping won the silver medal in the women's volleyball competition of the 8th Asian Games with the Chinese team.

In 1979, Lang Ping won the second Asian Women's Volleyball Championship with the Chinese team.

In 1981, Lang Ping won the Bremen International Volleyball Invitational Championship with the Chinese team, and won the "Best Attacker Award", and in the same year, he also won the third World Cup Women's Volleyball Championship and won the "Outstanding Athlete Award".

In 1982, Lang Ping won the championship of the 9th World Women's Volleyball Championship and the gold medal of the 9th Asian Games women's volleyball competition with the Chinese team.

In 1983, Lang Ping won the championship in the World Super Women's Volleyball Championship with the Chinese team.

In 1984, Lang Ping won the gold medal in the women's volleyball competition at the 23rd Los Angeles Olympics with the Chinese team.

In 1985, Lang Ping won the Shanghai "Xinmin Evening News Cup" International Invitational Tournament, the "Seagull Cup" International Women's Volleyball Invitational Tournament and the 4th World Cup Women's Volleyball Championship with the Chinese team, and won the "Outstanding Athlete Award" and "Best Athlete Award".

In 1986, Lang Ping announced his retirement.

In 1989, Lang Ping became the head coach of the women's volleyball team of the Italian club Modena, and led the women's volleyball team of the Italian club to win the Italian Cup.

In 1990, Lang Ping returned to the national team and led the Chinese women's volleyball team to win the runner-up in the 11th Women's Volleyball Championship.

In 1991, Lang Ping became the head coach of the University of New Mexico women's volleyball team and led the University of New Mexico women's volleyball team to win the women's volleyball championship in the Eastern Region.

On February 15, 1995, Lang Ping was invited to return to China from the United States as the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team, and led the team to win the third place in the Women's Volleyball World Cup in the same year.

In 1996, Lang Ping led the Chinese women's volleyball team to win the silver medal in the Atlanta Olympics.

In 1997, Lang Ping led the Chinese women's volleyball team to win the 9th Asian Women's Volleyball Championship.

In 1999, Lang Ping became the head coach of the Italian Modena women's volleyball team, and led the Italian Modena women's volleyball team to win the Italian Women's Volleyball League in 2000, the European Women's Volleyball Champions League in 2001, and the Italian League and Cup in 2002.

At the beginning of the 2002-2003 season, Lang Ping served as the head coach of the Italian Novara club, leading the Novara women's volleyball team to win the Italian Super Cup and the 2004 Italian League championship.

In February 2005, Lang Ping became the head coach of the U.S. women's volleyball team and led the U.S. women's volleyball team to win the silver medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

On November 20, 2016, he announced his "comeback" and played beach volleyball.

History will remember those who made outstanding contributions, and neither will the country and the people forget. Lang Ping, as the representative of the Chinese women's volleyball team, the tenacious fighting spirit she represents has been deeply imprinted in the hearts of the Chinese people. The modern international advanced concepts and training experience she introduced have become the main reference for the training framework of the Chinese women's volleyball team.

For the Chinese women's volleyball team, the iron hammer will always shine.

Lang Ping has introduced international advanced experience and theories to the Chinese women's volleyball team, she can be said to be the spiritual leader of the Chinese women's volleyball team, and has also made great contributions to the cause of Chinese women's volleyball.

Outstanding achievements in her life, Lang Ping has made great contributions to the national women's volleyball team and society, she led the women's volleyball team to win the championship, he is a very good coach, and then he is also a very good women's volleyball player.

The young Lang Ping led China to the championship as a volleyball player, and then became a coach, and he pushed the sluggish Chinese women's volleyball team to the throne of the Grand Slam in one fell swoop.

Lang Ping led the Chinese women's volleyball team back to the top, and the spirit of the women's volleyball team created by Lang Ping also provided a very good example and goal for our society.

Lang Ping was named "Moving China" 2015 Person of the Year

Moved to Lang Ping's award speech: In the face of danger, the final word, it was a heart-wrenching battle! Fight against difficulties, frustrations and illnesses, and smash the spirit of hard work into life like nails.

Falling to the ground again, jumping up again and again, smashing and killing, dyeing generations of youth and awakening the dream of a great country. Born for volleyball, fighting for honor. A hammer, a big legend!

Character deeds: In the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics women's volleyball final, the pinnacle duel between China and the United States, Lang Ping, the main attacker of the Chinese women's volleyball team with a height of 1.84 meters, broke the defense line of the American women's volleyball team and helped the Chinese women's volleyball team to reach the championship. "Iron Hammer" Lang Ping twice took the initiative to take over the "most stressful profession on the planet" as the coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team during the most difficult period of the Chinese women's volleyball team

The first time was in 1995, when the women's volleyball team was at stake, she resolutely returned to China and served as the coach of the women's volleyball team, tired of work; The second time was the 2012 Chinese women's volleyball team eliminated by the Japanese team at the London Olympics, and in 2013, teammate Chen Zhaodi of the same age died, this series of grief touched Lang Ping's deep women's volleyball complex, so she took the risk of "a lifetime of fame may be ruined" to take office again, only a year and a half, Lang Ping led the Chinese team in 2014 after 16 years to return to the World Championships finals, and finally won the runner-up, and regained the World Cup championship in 2015. In the past 30 years, from the "five consecutive championships" when he was the main attacker to the coach who led the Chinese women's volleyball team to return to the top of the world, "Iron Hammer" seems to have been synonymous with miracles.

Lang Ping's greatness is divided into two parts, one is his personal greatness, and the other part is the greatness of her outstanding contribution to the Chinese women's volleyball team.

As a player, Lang Ping was one of the world's top three attackers, and was inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame in 2002 with 100 percent of the vote, the first Asian player to receive this honor. Not only that, Lang Ping has also won a series of awards such as the world's best attacker, "best athlete", and "best coach", and is a rare "Grand Slam" award winner in the world volleyball world, and a rare person who has won the Olympic championship as both a coach and an athlete.

If measured by the football world, Lang Ping is probably Zidane in the football world, and he has won almost all the honors he can get as an individual. Can you say that such a person is not great?

But what is even greater about Lang Ping is the outstanding contribution he has made to the Chinese women's volleyball team.

During the athlete period, Lang Ping led the Chinese women's volleyball team to win the second Asian Women's Volleyball Championship, the third and fourth women's volleyball World Championships, the ninth women's volleyball world championship, the ninth Asian Games women's volleyball championship, the 23rd Los Angeles Olympic Games women's volleyball championship and other honors.

After retiring, Lang Ping, as the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team in 2013, was at a historic low, resolutely chose to accept it, led the Chinese team to move forward step by step, step by step brought the Chinese women's volleyball team from the lowest point to the position of a world-class powerhouse, and won the women's volleyball gold medal again in the 2016 Rio Olympics.

From this point of view, Lang Ping is like Beckenbauer's contribution to the German team in the football world, and she is the "godfather" of the Chinese women's volleyball team.