When Chinese player Shen Hao stepped onto the basketball court at Syracuse University, no one expected what kind of disturbance this yellow-skinned young man would create - in the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, he reversed Duke with a buzzer beater, making the world remember this name; in the NBA draft, he landed in Dallas with the tenth overall pick, becoming another lottery pick who carried the expectations of Chinese basketball after Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian.
From competing with Kobe on fadeaway jumpers, to competing with Curry on ultra-long three-pointers; from contending with Durant's "unsolvable shot", to competing with James for his all-around skills, and then competing with Harden for his step-back stunts, Shen Hao used his sweat to break the prejudice that "yellow-skinned players can hardly become NBA superstars". With the tenacity and wisdom of Eastern players, he continued to make breakthroughs in the high-intensity NBA arena, and eventually moved from the bench to the All-Star stage, becoming a basketball legend across the Pacific, and having the Chinese flag raised in NBA arenas for him time and time again.
