I was scrolling through my feed yesterday, sipping my morning coffee in my Sydney apartment, when a video of Lang Ping playing volleyball with middle school students popped up. The sunlight was streaming through my window, making little dust particles dance in the air, and for a moment, I was transported back to my high school PE class in China.
In the video, Lang Ping—yes, the legendary ‘Iron Hammer’ herself—was casually playing air volleyball with students at Zhuhai Phoenix Middle School. She wasn’t the untouchable sports icon we see on TV during Olympics, but more like that cool aunt who shows up at family gatherings and actually plays with the kids.
What got me was the sound of the ball hitting palms—that familiar thumping rhythm that took me straight back to my school courtyard. I could almost smell the chalk dust from the playground and feel the rough texture of our school’s worn-out volleyball.
Lang Ping told the students, ‘I hope you all start with loving volleyball and then participate in various sports.’ And you know what? That simple sentence hit harder than any motivational speech. It reminded me of my old PE teacher, Mr. Zhang, who’d always say, ‘The point isn’t winning—it’s about not giving up when you’re tired.’
I remember one particular afternoon—it was drizzling, and our volleyball was soaked and heavy. We kept slipping on the wet court, our uniforms sticking to our skin. Mr. Zhang made us keep playing, saying, ‘The Chinese women’s volleyball team didn’t become champions by waiting for perfect weather.’
Watching Lang Ping now, her movements still precise but more relaxed, I realized something about the Chinese women’s volleyball spirit. It’s not just about winning gold medals—it’s about that determination that follows you everywhere, even when you’re oceans away from home.
The video ended with students crowding around her for selfies, their laughter echoing in the gym. I found myself smiling too, despite being thousands of miles away. It’s funny how sports can bridge distances—both geographical and emotional.
Honestly, I’m not great at analyzing sports philosophy, but as someone who’s lived overseas for years, these moments of connection mean everything. That video, though just two minutes long, made my entire week. It’s like finding a piece of home when you least expect it.
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