Chen Zhaodi is the first female general in sports. She was born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. After her death, the cemetery was placed in her hometown of Hangzhou. Chen Zhaodi was the former deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the General Political Department of the People's Liberation Army, a deputy to the Sixth National People's Congress, and a member of the former national women's volleyball team in China. He is steady on the spot and good at blocking and spiking. Zeng Rongli won the first-class merit, won the National Sports Medal of Honor twice, and was a consultant of China Volleyball Association.

Chen Zhaodi/Kloc-0 graduated from the Youth Training Team of Beijing Institute of Physical Education in 1973, joined the People's Liberation Army of China in the same year, was selected to the Bayi Women's Volleyball Team in 1974, and was selected to the China Women's Volleyball Training Team in 1976 as a setter and catcher. He is the main player of the China Women's Volleyball Team. Chen Zhaodi China Women's Volleyball Team 1979 1st Asian Championship,198/2000 1st World Cup, 1982 1st World Championships, 1st Asian Games. As the captain, she played an important role in the development of women's volleyball. When playing ball, she also had a title called? Desperate saburo Because she works very hard. Chen accidentally sprained his waist in the game and his condition got worse again and again. The doctor also told her that she would be paralyzed if she played again. She just gritted her teeth and survived important games again and again. Someone else called her? One-armed general? She got her name because she played with a bandage after her arm was broken and her right hand performed well.

In 2006, Chen Zhaodi was promoted to the rank of Major General. As the deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the General Political Department, she is most concerned about volleyball. Although the injuries left by sports still afflict her, she still devotes herself to her work. Even though there are few women's volleyball players involved in her work, she is still very concerned about the development of women's volleyball. As long as she is invited to participate in women's volleyball activities, she will definitely participate.

Life is impermanent In 20 13, Chen Zhaodi died at the age of 58. The news of her death shocked the sports world, and colleagues, comrades-in-arms and the younger generation of women's volleyball all expressed their regret and respect in different ways. The Sri Lankan is gone, but her spirit is always there. She left a deep impression in the history of women's volleyball, and her spirit will be passed down from generation to generation as the spirit of women's volleyball.