June 2 news, recently, the Chinese women's volleyball "first beauty" Xue Ming appeared in a program on Beijing Satellite TV, telling about his 18-year volleyball life, and also talked about being hit by a heart attack in 2011 and finally retiring. Helpless.
On May 23, 1987, Xue Ming was born in an ordinary family in Daxing, Beijing. Her father later told her that when she was born, the people of the whole country were immersed in the joy of the women's volleyball championship for 5 consecutive times.
In 1997, 10-year-old Xue Ming entered Beijing Shichahai Sports School to practice volleyball. She was 1.68 meters tall at the time.
A basketball coach of the Daxing District Sports Committee took a fancy to her. Because of her height advantage, she wanted her to play basketball, but after a lap test, she found that Xue Ming couldn’t run fast or jump high. Finally, he said to Xue Ming, “You, let’s play volleyball.”
Xue Ming recalled that when he was 10 years old, he fell to the ground to save the ball and his whole body was bruised. "At night, I lay on the bed and didn't dare to move. I stood upright, because even a soft touch, any bruise on my body would make me scream so much pain. I usually don't wear anything except for training. Short-sleeved shorts, for fear that my parents will see the dark and purple bruises on my body, that they will be distressed and worried, and even more afraid that they will not let me practice volleyball. After all, it is my own decision to choose to play volleyball."
From entering the sports school, Xue Ming dreamed of entering the national team.
Seeing that his friends around him are strong, but he is thin. Xue Ming was a little unconfident at first. After all, playing volleyball requires not only height but also strength. Fortunately, her body is well coordinated, clever, and quick to react, so the coach arranged for her to play side offenses. Blocks and fast breaks are her best.
Fans who love Xue Ming call her "rabbit", because she is "quiet and moving like a rabbit", 1.93 meters tall, slender figure, slightly raised mouth corners, sweet smile , Wen Jing.
In 2001, 14-year-old Xue Ming was selected for the Beijing Women’s Volleyball Team. He was selected from the second team to the first team in one year. Ordinary players would have to practice hard for at least two years to make it. This shows Xue Ming’s insight and talent. At that time, Xue Ming's block and fast break gave Beijing women's volleyball coach Hu Guangli hope.
So arranged for the setter Feng Kun and Xue Ming to match, and the two teamed up to play a tacit fast break.
2002-03 season national women's volleyball league, 15-year-old Xue Ming played for the first time as the main force on behalf of the Beijing team, and blocked the national player Zhou Suhong's smash.
In 2003, Xue Ming was selected by the national youth coach Cai Bin. At that time, Cai Bin also reserved seedlings for the 2008 Olympic Games. The same group of players included Wang Yimei, Ma Yunwen, Xu Yunli, Wei Qiuyue, and Chu Jin Ling et al.
For Xue Ming, "Little Zhuge" is even more favored. In 2004, Xue Ming won the Asian Youth Championship and runner-up in the World Youth Championship with his team.
In 2005, the 18-year-old Xue Ming was called into the national team by Chen Zhonghe, and Zhao Ruirui was in the same team, both of whom were high-ranking deputy attackers, Zhao Ruirui was 1.97 meters and Xue Ming was 1 meter. 93, also has excellent talent.
This year, Xue Ming’s skills improved rapidly and he won the Asian Championship, the third place in the Grand Champions Cup, the third place in the World Women’s Volleyball Grand Prix finals, and the second place in the Swiss Women’s Volleyball Classic.
But because of physical limitations, Xue Ming was once reduced to a substitute. Xue Ming received the devil training like his teammates. She has water in her knees and has to go to the hospital every few days to get the water out. Even so, she still insisted.
In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Xue Ming followed the team to win a precious bronze medal, the main force Zhao RuiyinBecause of injuries and illnesses, Xue Ming was often replaced, and Xue Ming played the role of a substitute.
Starting in 2009, Xue Ming began preparing for the 2012 London Olympics. In the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games, Xue Ming turned his left thumb out while blocking the game against Turkey and was seriously injured.
In the final against South Korea the next day, Xue Ming went into battle with an injury and defeated Jin Ruanjing to win the championship.
However, the most terrible situation has emerged.
Xue Ming recalled, “On May 11, 2011, as the main player of the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team, I was training at the Beilun Training Base in Ningbo. I never expected that my heart had premature beats at the beginning of training. After monitoring, That day, there were 20,000 premature heart beats in 24 hours.”
Xue Ming said, “What is the concept of 20,000 beats in 24 hours? It’s like a 100-meter sprint. Hold your breath and feel the violent beating of the heart. How serious are the consequences? I will tell you very responsibly. It is very serious. After such a heartbeat, it is very likely that the heart will stop beating."
"The condition was violent and sudden. Under the strong suggestion of the team doctor, I had to return to Beijing urgently for special examination and treatment."
Xue Ming did not expect, She missed the Swiss Women’s Volleyball Classic from May to July and all other world competitions including the Russian President’s Cup. She did not expect that this walk would be her farewell to the national team.
In July 2013, Xue Ming represented the Beijing Women's Volleyball Team in the National Games. After the last match, Xue Ming officially announced his retirement. She said that she went all out in every game and had no regrets.
