Why did Lang Ping go to the United States as a coach?

Lang Ping went to the United States as a coach because of the helplessness of life. A women's volleyball match in 2008 should be the first time that Lang Ping felt uncomfortable. At that time, she was the reason why China women's volleyball team lost. Because she is from China, she trains women's volleyball on behalf of her motherland. She hoped to win in her heart, but she was also the coach of the United States at that time, so she was very entangled in her heart. After all, she also works hard to train players.

In the end, China women's volleyball team lost, and the fans in the stands called Lang Ping a traitor, but no one could understand how helpless she was. She was also sad when China women's volleyball team lost. Lang Ping said this question herself when she was interviewed. When the child was three years old, she returned to China to lead the women's volleyball training and competition, but at the same time as a coach, she was also a mother, and no one wanted to be separated from her. This separation is several years.

Coupled with years of training competitions, she suffered numerous injuries, large and small. She needs money to treat her illness, and more importantly, she needs a stable job to balance her family and medical expenses. She has no choice but to go to America. By the time she left, China women's volleyball team was already a great team. She also said that with Lang Ping at home, with or without her, the ability of the women's volleyball team is not easily shaken by anyone, so she chose to leave with confidence.

In fact, nothing is absolute It's not up to Lang Ping to decide whether to win or lose this game. We can't criticize China too much just because the team lost. Losing is not terrible. We train hard, find problems and solve them. It will take a few minutes to beat them next time. I firmly believe that every Chinese son and daughter, no matter where they are, their patriotism will never die. So you don't have to blame Lang Ping all the time. It's really not that important.