March 6, 1997 (28) Landmarks In the first month, the National Sports Commission announced WangJiaWei as head coach of the Chinese men's volleyball.


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WangJiaWei volleyball athletes, coaches athlete. Shanghai. born in 1955, into the Fujian team in 1973 was elected to the national team in 1976, he served as vice-captain of the national men's volleyball team. spiking good a pass blocking technology is a plus. where the Chinese men's volleyball team won the Asian Men's Volleyball Championship, third, fourth World Cup men's volleyball tournament fifth, eighth Asian Games men's volleyball game third, the Ninth Asian Games men's volleyball match runner-up, the 10th Asian Games men's volleyball championship. received the second Asian Men's Volleyball Championship, the fourth World Cup men's volleyball qualifier Best Athlete Award.
1984 went to study in Japan, after Japanese professional team , officially retired in 1993 after as Toray volleyball coach, professional league of Japanese men's volleyball team won third place. returned as head coach of the Chinese men's volleyball in 1997, led his unit won the 1997 and 1999 Asian men's volleyball championship leave the Chinese men's volleyball team in the 1998 Asian Games champion, (l $ j��.c��) 2000, the impact of the Olympic Games after losing. Shanghai is now doing business.