Basketball Superstar Forward Makes Perfect Shots

In 1998, Chen Feng, a basketball boy from Tiexi District, Shenyang, stepped on the dust of the stadium renovated from an old factory and knocked on the door of the Liaoning Men's Basketball Youth Training Camp. The boring training of semi-military management, the cruel selection of "height theory", and the survival pressure of being eliminated from the last place made this striker boy with mediocre wingspan and insufficient explosive power become an outcast of the system in the summer of 2001 - the 1,000 yuan resettlement fee was the final footnote of his three-year youth training career. But basketball dreams are never easily crushed. The money he raised from selling his old house to travel to the United States was his parents' risk-taking support; the language barrier, cultural shock, and the poverty of working as a low-class worker were the only way for him to go to a foreign country. From the bench at East St. Louis High School to an all-around forward in the NCAA; from the bottom of the first round of the NBA draft to the Chinese name on the championship ring. Chen Feng does not have the talent to fly into the sky and escape from the ground, but with his smooth passing and control, rock-solid shooting, and the ability to defend from the 1st to the 4th position, Chen Feng has become the rarest championship piece in the entire league. He has witnessed the luxuries of capitalism, the glittering stars of Hollywood, and the roaring and stumbling development of Chinese basketball; he has built a youth training bridge connecting the basketball circles of China and the United States, has repeatedly made extraordinary achievements in international competitions, and made up for the regrets of generations of basketball players. This is a story about an abandoned son's counterattack, and a legend about an ordinary Chinese player who used persistence and wisdom to make a name for himself in the world of basketball.