Liu Qing, one of the representatives of the ** generation of the Chinese women's basketball team, is a high-profile "desperate San Lang". She is as tall as 188 meters in the last century.
In the 80s and 90s, Liu Qing stood proudly in the Chinese basketball world with his outstanding basketball skills and personality charm, and became an idol in the hearts of countless super fans.
Liu Qing was born in Shangzhi County, Heilongjiang Province in 1964 to a tall family. His mother is 176 m, father 190 meters, the elder brother is as high as 20 meters, and her sister Liu Dan is also 188 meters. Liu Qing's height reached 1 as early as the age of 1368 meters, showing an innate basketball talent.
In 1977, Liu was only 13 years old and had a height of 168 meters, recommended by the physical education teacher, she was successfully admitted to the Heilongjiang Provincial Sports School and began to receive professional basketball training. Two years later, she joined the Heilongjiang Provincial Women's Basketball Team to start a new chapter in her illustrious basketball career.
In 1980, Liu Qing was selected for the national youth women's basketball team with her outstanding physical fitness and outstanding basketball skills, although due to her young age, she could only serve as a substitute in the team. Liu Qing is known for his outstanding jumping ability, 3The 10-meter running height and strong rebounding skills have gradually emerged in the domestic arena.
In 1982, Liu Qing represented China for the first time in the Asian Championships, which was also the first period of the Chinese women's basketball team. In the competition held in Tokyo, Liu Qing fought bravely in the final, and finally the Chinese women's basketball team won the runner-up, and Liu Qing also won the "Dare to Fight Award" for her outstanding performance, earning herself a reputation in the international arena.
In the same year, in 1982, the 9th Asian Games were held in New Delhi, India. As the main second center, Liu Qing worked together with her teammates in the final to defeat the South Korean women's basketball team 75-67, bringing the first Asian Games gold medal in the history of the Chinese women's basketball team.
In 1983, Liu Qing embarked on a journey with the Chinese women's basketball team and participated in the 9th Women's World Basketball Championship held in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Although the former Soviet women's basketball team won the championship, the Chinese women's basketball team still performed eye-catching, and Liu Qing also became the hero of the team because of her outstanding performance in the game.
In 1984, the Los Angeles Olympics ushered in a historic moment for the Chinese women's basketball team. However, to qualify for the Olympics, the Chinese women's basketball team must pass the qualifying round. Under the leadership of Liu Qing, the Chinese women's basketball team successfully won the Olympic ticket in Havana, laying the foundation for the subsequent trip to Los Angeles.
At the Los Angeles Olympics, Liu Qing fought with her teammates as the main second center, and finally defeated the Canadian team 63-57 in the bronze medal match, winning the first medal in Olympic history for the Chinese women's basketball team.
In 1986, the Chinese women's basketball team won the gold medal at the Asian Games held in Seoul, and Liu Qing became an important contributor to the championship. However, at the Women's World Basketball Championships held in Moscow, the Soviet Union, the Chinese women's basketball team lost to Czechoslovakia in the final and finished fifth, which was a painful experience for Liu Qing.
As time passed, Liu Qing's brilliant career on the basketball court gradually came to an end. However, she did not leave the basketball field and chose to pass on her experience to the next generation. From the Chongqing women's basketball team to the National Olympic women's basketball team, Liu Qing has served as the head coach and cultivated a group of young and potential players for the Chinese women's basketball team.
Liu Qing's personal life is equally colorful. In 1993, she officially announced her retirement and entered the Beijing Institute of Physical Education for further study. During this time, she married and had two sons. After her career ended, Liu Qing devoted more time to her family and personal career, and lived a relatively ordinary and fulfilling life.
With her outstanding basketball talent and unremitting fighting spirit, Liu Qing has become one of the representatives of the first generation of Chinese women's basketball team. Her brilliant achievements in her career have won the reputation of the Chinese women's basketball team on the international stage, and she has also established a lofty idol image in China. In her coaching career, she continued to contribute her wisdom and experience to the rise of the Chinese women's basketball team. Liu Qing's basketball legend is not only her personal glory, but also a part of the history of the Chinese women's basketball team, leaving an eternal chapter.
Liu Qing, a legend of the Chinese women's basketball team, dedicated her life to the passionate sport of basketball. She is of extraordinary height and talented in basketball, from her first foray into the basketball world at Heilongjiang Provincial Sports School to her brilliant debut in the international arena, Liu Qing's basketball career is full of hard work and tenacity. In the process of winning gold in the Asian Games, fighting in the World Championships, and winning medals in the Los Angeles Olympics, she has won countless honors for the Chinese women's basketball team and has become a legendary idol in the hearts of domestic basketball fans.
However, Liu's legend doesn't stop at the court. After leaving her professional career, she continued to devote herself to basketball, taking on the role of head coach and nurturing the next generation of basketball talent. Her coaching career has continued her hard-working spirit and paved the way for the future of the Chinese women's basketball team.
Liu Qing is not only a legendary superstar on the basketball court, but also a solid pillar of the Chinese women's basketball team. Her life is a portrayal of hard work and struggle, a shining chapter in the era of Chinese women's basketball, and a revelation for countless young basketball dreams. Liu Qing, her name will forever be engraved on the long scroll of the history of the Chinese women's basketball team, leaving us an eternal basketball legend.