"Fire that Chinese guy, he doesn't belong in the NBA."
At the bottom of the 2003 draft, Shi Zheng was sentenced to death by everyone: his shooting was poor, he couldn't speak English well, and the scouting report only praised him in one word - tough.
On the first day of training camp, Ben Wallace knocked him to the ground with an elbow. The whole court was waiting for him to get up.
He stood up.
[Impact value +15] [The harder you get beaten, the faster you become stronger.
From that day on, those who hit him, hit him, and scolded him all became the nourishment for him to become stronger. Thousands of people were fighting in Auburn Hills. He rushed up against the crowd, received Artest's full-force punch with his head, and protected his teammates behind him - the next day, the national headlines: Iron Wall.
He just wants to be beaten and play in peace.
But the female reporter refused to leave. The pop queen called in the early morning and said, "I'm downstairs with you." The Hollywood socialite held his hand in public...
Shi Zheng looked at the increasingly long list of women on his phone and sighed:
"I really just want to be beaten."
