What is the height of Xue Ming, a female volleyball player?

Xue Ming, 1987, was born in Beijing on February 23rd. She is a female volleyball player in China and a famous vice-attack of the national team. Xue Ming is 192CM tall and weighs 72KG. The constellation is Pisces. 200 1 was selected into the first team of Beijing women's volleyball team, and gradually became the main lineup of Beijing team and was selected into the national youth team in 2003. In 2005, she was selected for the China Women's Volleyball Team, participated in many world and Asian competitions, and won many individual awards such as best blocking and best spiking. At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, he won the bronze medal of the women's volleyball team with coach Chen Zhonghe.

After the establishment of Beijing Automobile Volleyball Club, it became the main attacker of Beiqi Women's Volleyball Team, and fought in more than ten leagues. In 2007-08, the National Women's Volleyball League was transferred to Tianjin and won the championship. Due to injury, Xue Ming retired on 20 13 and opened a flower shop in B&B after retirement.

A year later, he transformed, closed the flower shop, obtained a driver's license for diving, motorcycle and professional racing, and actively participated in public welfare activities. He was hired as a charity promotion ambassador by china charity federation, and also participated in the women's volleyball competition of Beijing TV and CCTV.

Xue Ming's sports career.

From 65438 to 0997, Xue Ming began to practice volleyball formally.

At the age of 200 1 year, 14, she was selected to the first team of Beijing women's volleyball team with good physical conditions.

In 2003, she gradually became the main lineup of the Beijing team, and was selected into the National Youth Team in the same year, and won the runner-up in the Asian Youth Championship and the World Youth Championship in cooperation with her teammates.

In 2005, Xue Ming, aged 18, was called into the national team training list by Chen Zhonghe. That is, in this year, she made rapid progress and won the Asian women's volleyball championship, the third place in the World Grand Prix and the second place in the Swiss women's volleyball classic.

In 2006, China women's volleyball team was in a period of adjustment, and Xue Ming, as a new force of the team, shouldered greater responsibilities. This year, she won the Doha Asian Games champion and the fifth place in the Grand Prix finals with the China women's volleyball team. Due to injury, Xue Ming retired on 20 13.