Chen Shouyi, an orphan from Wudang Mountain, practiced Tai Chi, Qing Gong, and Bagua Zhang with the Taoist priest for fourteen years.
No one thought that this little Taoist priest would stand on the NBA court.
He can't dribble, doesn't understand tactics, and doesn't speak English well. But there is a body that has been polished by kung fu for fourteen years, and a mind that is too quiet to be seventeen years old.
Defense? He can hear where you are going next.
Shooting? The force chain from the whole body is transmitted from the feet to the fingertips, and the ball spins rapidly and falls sharply.
Staying in the air? Core strength allows him to adjust his posture at the highest point.
Senior brother Jack—the Yale Ph. D. In economics wearing robes—pushed up his glasses:
"It's not a cheat. It's fourteen years of scientific training and a strong heart."
From the Los Angeles field, to community college RCC, to UC Riverside.
From being ridiculed as "Kung Fu Basketball" to being selected by the Raptors with the 22nd overall pick in the 2010 NBA Draft.
He doesn't immediately become the protagonist. In his rookie year, he started as a substitute.
But seven years later, the King in the North.
In another seven years, he will become a god with seven crowns.
Kobe, James, Durant, Curry, Butler... He saw them all in one era.
Some say he just plays good defense.
He won the scoring title.
Some say he is just in good health.
He hit a mid-range shot in the final ten seconds of the Finals to kill the game.
"My name is Chen Shouyi."
"He's from Wudang."
Be honest: I give my own books five stars.