Where is Zhangzhou Dingfengzhu?

Zhangzhou Dingfengzhu is located at the intersection of Xinhua North Road and Zhangfu Road in Zhangzhou City.

A 24-meter-high monument stands in the downtown area of Zhangzhou, which is the three-time champion monument of China women's volleyball team. Zhangzhou people call it Dingfengzhu. Together with the bamboo shed pavilion and the soaring pavilion built with money donated by Zhangzhou per capita, it tells the world about the indissoluble bond between the women's volleyball family and the women's volleyball team in China.

For more than p>4 years, from three consecutive championships to five consecutive championships, and then to the tenth champion, China women's volleyball team will come to Zhangzhou Sports Training Base for training almost every time before the big competition, whether at the peak or at the low point. The grass, trees, bricks and tiles here record the years of tenacious struggle of China women's volleyball team, and also witness the love and protection of Zhangzhou people for this special group of daughters as always.

The origin of Dingfengzhu

In July, 1984, in front of the gate of Zhangzhou National Women's Volleyball Training Base, a statue of China women's volleyball girl with a gold cup in her left hand and a bouquet in her right hand and a triangular pyramid-shaped monument were completed. The stele is 24 meters high and silver-gray. The top of the stele forks into three small columns to support a volleyball, which symbolizes the three consecutive championships of China women's volleyball team.

This sculpture is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people in Zhangzhou, because since the completion of the sculpture, the downtown area of Zhangzhou, a city with frequent typhoons, has never been attacked by typhoons. Therefore, Zhangzhou people call it Dingfengzhu. Whether it is a legend or it really works, the fixed wind beads have let the typhoon go around several times.

Reference to the above content: Minnan Daily Digital Newspaper-Polishing the city business card of "China Women's Volleyball Family"