China women's volleyball team, your favorite attacker?

English name: Li Juan.

Date of birth: 1982.5. 15 (lunar calendar: April 10).

Constellation: Aries

Height:1.87m.

Weight: 82kg

Native place: Tianjin

Club: Tianjin women's volleyball team

Event: Volleyball

Location: main attack

Field number: 1 1

Ear height: 3. 16m.

Blocking height: 3 3. 10/0m

Features: solid basic skills, stable play, strong offensive and defensive ability, and comprehensive technical attacks.

Personality: love to talk and laugh, lively and active, straightforward and childlike.

Hobbies: listening to music, playing games, shopping, reading fashion magazines and learning English.

Third place in the finals of the 2005 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix and third place in the Women's Volleyball Grand Champions Cup;

Runner-up in the Swiss Women's Volleyball Classic in 2006, fifth in the World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix Finals and fifth in the World Championships;

Champion of the 2006 Doha Asian Games;

In 2008, she participated in the Beijing Olympic Games with the team. Although China's women's volleyball team lost to Brazil in the semi-final and failed to advance to the final, China's women's volleyball team did well in the bronze medal battle and finally won a valuable bronze medal.

1993 10 entered Tianjin Sports School and was coached by Liu Yunde; 1998 10 joined the Tianjin team, with Zhao Xueqi as the coach; In 2000, he was selected into the national youth team and coached by Cai Bin; In 2002, Tianjin women's volleyball team rose suddenly in the national league. The four main players in the team, Li Shan, Zhang Ping, Zhang Na and Li Juan, were transferred to the national training team at the same time. Coach Chen Zhonghe entered the national team for the first time. Li Juan found his own gap: his thin body limited his technical improvement. Three months later, all the teammates who were selected together stayed, and only Li Juan returned to the Tianjin team. At that time, she thought that although she returned to the Tianjin team, it was only temporary, and she believed in her potential.

In the invitational tournament of three countries and four teams held in Shenyang in 2002, China women's volleyball team narrowly beat Cuba by 3-2, and Li Juan, then captain of the youth team of women's volleyball team, led the youth team to beat Cuba by 3-0. After the game, the coach of Cuba spoke highly of Li Juan in an interview.

In the following two years, Li Juan gradually entered the mature stage of his sports career, winning three league titles, one national games title, two Asian women's volleyball clubs titles, three grand prix titles and three championships in succession. The voice of fans demanding Li Juan to enter the national team is getting higher and higher.

In August, 2005, Li Juan joined the national team as a substitute setter, but it was the same as last time. A few months later, she returned to the Tianjin team.

In 2006, Li Juan won the third training opportunity for the national team. After this training, Li Juan finally became a member of the national team.

In 2007, China women's volleyball team was reorganized, and Li Juan entered the national team as a setter, and got the opportunity to participate in the Asian Championship and the 2007 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix.

At the Athens Olympic Games, Li Juan looked at Tianjin teammates Li Shan, Zhang Ping and Zhang Na standing on the podium, and felt envious at that time. Li Juan has never given up his dream of the Olympic Games. She expects her efforts to help her realize her dream of participating in the Beijing Olympic Games, even as a substitute.

National league champion in 2003-2004 season

National league champion in 2004-2005 season

Champion of 2005 National Women's Volleyball Championship

Champion of 2005 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship

Women Volleyball Champion in the 10th National Games in 2005

Third place in the 4th European Champions Cup in 2005.

Fifth place in 2006 World Women's Volleyball Championship

Fifth place in 2006 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix

Women Volleyball Champion of Doha Asian Games in 2006

National league champion in 2006-2007 season

Runner-up in 2007 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship

Runner-up in 2007 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix

National league champion in 2007-2008 season

Third place in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games