Eight-year-old Tenzin knitted a ball out of yak hair in a tent in the snowy mountains to imitate Kobe Bryant's game-winner.
>At the age of fifteen, he climbed five snow-capped mountains to participate in the sports school selection and was admitted to the CBA team.
> After ten years of hard work, he led the team to win the CBA championship for the first time, breaking the myth of foreign aid monopoly.
>The NBA scouting report reads: "A miracle on the plateau, but mediocre physical talent."
>Tenzin silently tightened the knee pads sewn by his mother's hands, and his name was read last on the draft night.
>Ten years later, he retired with ten rings in his hand, hugged his wife, a thangka painter, and whispered:
>"The yak hair ball you gave me back then is more precious than any champion."
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