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Wang Lihong, female, born on November 22, 1970, native of Dunhua, Jilin Province, female softball player.

Wang Lihong

(Former coach of Chinese women's softball team)

Wang Lihong was selected to the Jilin Softball Team at the age of 14, and was elected to the Beijing Team after the dissolution of the Jilin Team in 1988.

In cooperation with teammates in 1990, he won the third place in the 6th World Championships.

In 1990, he cooperated with his teammates and won the 11th Asian Games Championship. He won the title of best pitcher.

In 1991, he cooperated with his teammates and won the 5th Asian Championships. He won the title of best pitcher.

In cooperation with teammates in 1994, he was runner-up in the 7th World Championship.

In cooperation with teammates in 1994, he won the 12th Asian Games Championship.

Cooperated with teammates in 1995 and won the Asian Championship.

Cooperated with teammates in 1995, runner-up in the Super Softball Classic.

At the 26th Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996, she won the women's softball runner-up with her teammates.

In 1998 she won the 13th Asian Games Women's Softball Championship.

In 1996 won the first prize of sports. ^[3]

After retiring, Wang Lihong lived in Japan and lived a leisurely life while playing softball part-time. In 2005, the national team called, and Wang Lihong took charge of the national team twice in 3 years. He was the head coach of the Beijing women's softball team and the head of the coach team of the national women's softball team. In order to better prepare for the 2008 Olympic Games, with the approval of the State General Administration of Sport, Wang Lihong served as the head coach of the new Chinese women's softball team in 2007. At the Beijing Olympics, the preliminaries of 2 wins and 5 losses made the Olympic journey of Chinese women's bases abruptly come to an abrupt end. ^[4]

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