Registered members (1st week)
*4 Yang Yimin 1999 186 L Jiaxing
*5 Zhang Pingrong 1994 197 OH Beijing
*6 Yu Yuantai 1997 183 OH Jiangsu
*7 Yu Yaochen 1995 195 S Jiangsu
*8 Yang Jianyuan 1994 180 L Jiangsu
*9 Li Yancheng 1998 200 MB Jiaxing
10 Lu Meng 1995 195 340 S Laiwu
11 Zhang Chengyang 1998 202 MB Xuchang
15 Bong Shikun 2000 210 MB Suntory
16 Wang Hebin 1999 188 S Shenzhen
18 Yuan Danqi 1996 200 OH Beijing
19 Zhang Guanghua 1997 202 OP Jiaxing
21 Miao Luantong 1995 205 MB Beijing
22 Zhang Jinying 1999 207 Jiaxing, OH
Directed by: Wu Sheng
Projected starting lineup
S Yu, OH Chang, MB Lee, OP Chang, OH Yu, MB Bong, L Yang
Average height of starting line-up (excluding libero): 199.5cm
Meet our team
The Chinese team is one of the strongest teams in Asia, just like Japan.
Even in Asia, the height of the players is comparable to that of Europe, with many of them over 200cm tall.
They also used their high blocking to beat Japan in last year's Asian Championships, and the Japanese national team will be hoping to get revenge in this Nations League.
The team also has the 210cm tall MB Pon from Suntory, who won the V League last season, and he will surely be a threat to Japan as well.
If Japan can somehow return the opponents' serves, not limit their attacking options, and break up China's blocks, they will be able to gain an advantage in the match.
Featured Players
OH Jang Jin-in
China's point getter.
Although he is still young at 22 years old, he scores a lot of points with his powerful spikes and serves, which come from his blessed 207cm physique.
They also gave the Japanese national team a lot of trouble at last year's Asian Championships.
On the offensive side, he is unstoppable once he gets going, but his defense is still in development. It will be important for Japan to put pressure on him with their serves and not let him hit the ball comfortably.
Photo: FIVB
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