Which team is the captain of the Chinese women's soccer team
China Women's Football Teams
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The captain of the Chinese women's soccer team is Wang Shanshan.
Born on January 27, 1990, Wang Shanshan is from Luoyang, Henan Province and received professional soccer training in Tianjin since childhood. She is an outstanding performer on the soccer field, excelling in both offense and defense. In the 2022 Women's Asian Cup, Wang Shanshan not only scored the "equalizer" in the extra time of the semi-final to send the game into a penalty shootout, but also delivered the "winning assist" in the final to help China's women's soccer team win the championship with a 3-2 reversal against South Korea's women's soccer team, but also won the best player of the Asian Cup. She was also honored as the best player of the Asian Cup. She has made important contributions to the Chinese women's soccer team in many international competitions and is one of the leading figures of the Chinese women's soccer team.
China Women's Football Team Captains
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Wang Lili: born in 1966, from Harbin Heilongjiang. 1984 became the first team captain of the Chinese women's football team, 1986 as the captain of the Chinese women's football team to participate in the Asian Cup and won the championship, which is China's adult soccer team's first intercontinental trophy. 2016 October 4, Wang Lili due to a sudden cerebral hemorrhage passed away at the age of 50 years old.
Fan Yunjie: From Zhengzhou, Henan Province, Fan Yunjie played as a center back during her playing days. In the most glorious era of women's soccer, she was one of the team's spiritual leaders and wore the captain's armband. 1999 World Cup final night, her header was invalidated by the referee and became a classic memory of women's soccer.
Sun Wen: As a world-class player in women's soccer, she once shared the title of "Miss Soccer of the 20th Century" with American veteran Michelle Arcoles, who was named FIFA's "Miss Soccer of the 20th Century" in 2000. Sun Wen has retired twice and has served as captain of the national women's soccer team.
Han Duan: Hailing from Beijing, Han Duan became famous at a young age. During the transition period of the national women's soccer team, she became the captain of the national team, and formed an impressive double-shot combination with Ma Xiaoxu in the front field.
Pu Wei: A Shanghai girl who played in the 1999 Women's World Cup, the 2003 Women's World Cup, the 2007 Women's World Cup and the 2000, 2004 and 2008 Olympic Games, with a total of 219 matches in her national team career, the most in the team's history. She has played 219 matches in her national team career, the most in the team's history. She was the captain of the national women's soccer team during the period when women's soccer was in short supply.
Wu Haiyan: Hailing from Jiande, Zhejiang Province, the 21-year-old took over as national team captain after Pu Wei retired in 2014 and led the team to the 2015 World Cup as captain.
Wang Shanshan: Hailing from Luoyang, Henan Province, Wang Shanshan can play as a striker as well as a defender, and is one of the rare jack-of-all-trades in the Chinese women's soccer team. After Wu Haiyan's injury, Wang became the captain of the women's national team. In the 2022 Women's Asian Cup, she gave an outstanding performance, helping the Chinese women's soccer team win the championship, and was honored as the tournament MVP.
Zhang Rui: She was the second captain of the Chinese women's soccer team at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. With Wang Shanshan as the first captain, Zhang Rui has assisted in the captaincy with her experience, solid technical skills and tenacity.
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Who is the captain of the Chinese women's soccer team
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