Beijing time on July 14th, former women's volleyball team national player Wang Na recently posted a recent photo through social media, and left a message saying: "Once, Director Wu and Director Shen took us to fight together on the field, now The three of us gathered together to cheer for the coaches!”
As you can see from the photo, Wang Na had a small gathering with her former women’s volleyball teammates. The three of them smiled tenderly at the camera. The loving scene made netizens leave comments and like: " Sister Na is still so beautiful and beautiful, Luo Yu takes good care of herself", "Sister Na's passing is so pleasing to the eye, I still remember it fresh, I really hope you can lead the setter", "Bright and charming sister Na, "I still continue to be engaged in volleyball-related work." "Sister Na and Luo Yu, whom I haven't seen for a long time, have a really good relationship. They are worthy of being sisters who have spent their sports careers together."
Wang Na, 32, was born in a volleyball family. Her father was a professional volleyball player. Under the influence, Wang Na has been with volleyball since she was a child, and she embarked on the road of professional athletes without accident. At the age of 12, Wang Na joined the Zhejiang Women's Volleyball Team and gradually grew into an outstanding domestic women's volleyball setter. In 2011, Wang Na, who was only 21 years old, was selected for the national team for the first time. Lang Ping came out to take charge of the Chinese women's volleyball team for the second time. Wang Na was once entrusted with an important task. She also participated in the 2014 World Championships and won the runner-up with the team. Because she was only 1.78 meters tall, Lang Ping, the head coach of the Chinese women's volleyball team at the time, chose to train Shen Jingsi, a player with better height conditions. Wang Na was eliminated from the team competition and missed the Rio Olympics.
After fading out of the national team, Wang Na continued to shine in the Zhejiang Women's Volleyball Team, leading the team to perform well in the National League, National Games , and National Championships. At the beginning of 2019, Wang Na joined the Chonburi Women's Volleyball Club, a powerful Thai team, and started her overseas journey for the first time in her sports career. After that, Wang Na returned to China to represent the Zhejiang Women's Volleyball Team in the 14th National Games, and finally announced her retirement in October 2021, ending a 20-year sports career.
