Zhang Ping
Zhang Ping
Zhang Ping, born in Tianjin on March 24, 1982, is a Chinese women's volleyball player and a former national player of the Chinese women's volleyball team.
Zhang Ping is one of the few power type secondary attack teams in China. She is the main attack point of Tianjin team, the champion team of the domestic league. Her jump service and fast attack have their own characteristics, especially her jump service is powerful and fast. She once won the "best service award" of the National League. Zhang Ping, a member of the "golden generation" and an assistant attacker, won the gold medal in Athens Olympic Games, and was rated as the "best attacker" in Athens Olympic Games.
In 2009, Zhang Ping retired due to injury. After retirement, he went to the Chinese University of Hong Kong to study and obtained bachelor's and master's degrees. He is currently a lecturer in sports at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen). He is a teacher of Tianjin Media College.
Early experience
Zhang Ping was in Tianjin sports technical school in 1995.
He joined Tianjin volleyball team in 1998.
He was selected for the national team in February 2002.
Sports career
In 2002, she participated in the world women's Volleyball Championship.
In 2003, participated in the world women's Volleyball Grand Prix.
In 2004, participated in the Athens Olympic Games. Due to Zhao ruiruirui's injury, she replaced her position. With the deepening of running in with the team, she played very well. And with excellent play won the best spike award.
In 2005, participated in the Swiss women's volleyball elite.
In 2006, she participated in the world women's Volleyball Championship.
Personal life
To put in a newspaper for marriage
Zhang Ping, a 1.87-meter-tall former Chinese women's volleyball player, Athens Olympic champion and Tianjin athlete, published a marriage invitation notice through a local newspaper in Tianjin. Although her love life is blank, Zhang Ping obviously has a serious consideration of her "other half" and her life. In the marriage advertisement, Zhang Ping puts forward very specific requirements for her partner, such as "it's better to be an athlete's body with wide shoulders and narrow hips".
Take part in the film
In 2012, he was invited to play in the film blind detective, playing volleyball coach in blind detective, which is what Andy Lau called "big foot".
In 2013, he guest starred in the film blind detective directed by Hong Kong director Du Qifeng, playing the robber Bigfoot duck, playing the same role with Andy Lau, Zheng Xiuwen and other famous stars. Although there is no line, it appears twice in the film, which has the function of echo to the film. In the film, it is quite happy to race with the heroine Zheng Xiuwen in the street.
The general will lead the team
In recent years, Zhang Ping, a former woman volleyball player and champion of Athens Olympic Games, who is very active in the society, will serve as the deputy leader of the Chinese women's water polo team after finishing her undergraduate study in the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Zhang Ping is no stranger to water polo. She is the leader of Tianjin Women's water team. This time, she is a researcher of the Chinese team, assisting in management.
Career data
She won the fourth place in the 2002 World Women's Volleyball Championship;
2003 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix champion, Asian championship champion, world cup champion;
2004 Athens Olympic champion.
In 2005, she was the runner up of the Swiss women's volleyball elite competition, the second runner up of the world women's Volleyball Grand Prix finals, and the third runner up of the FIVB grand champion cup.
No.5 in 2006 World Women's Volleyball Championship.
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