May 29, 2010 | Posted by Benjie
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This would probably the last year for Chinese elite point guard Liu Wei to play for the national team. China will appear both in the FIBA-World Championship this August and the Asian Games on November. As Liu is on his way out, many observers are divided on who will fill in the vacuum [...]
Categories: Rising Stars - China | 
Tags: Asian Games, Chen Jianghua, Jilin, Jilin Northeast Tigers, Liu Wei, Nobody but Yu, Shulong, sun Yue, Yu, Yu Shulong, Zhang Qingpeng | 
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May 29, 2010 | Posted by Benjie
There are already a number of Chinese basketball players that invaded the elite professional ranks in other countries or have made name for themselves internationally. So far, among the Chinese who made it to the NBA, only Sun Yue is listed below seven feet. From Wang Zhizhi to Bateer Menk, Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian, [...]
Categories: Rising Stars - China | Tags: Bateer Menk, Bayi, Bayi Rockets, Belgrade, Brian Goorjian, China, China skyscrapers, Chinese skyscrapers, Dongguan, Guangdong, Max Zhang, Serbia, skyscrapers, sun Yue, Sun Zhe, Wang Zhizhi, World University Games, Xu Zhonghao, Yantai, Yantai China, Yao MIng, Yi Jianlian, Zhang, Zhang Zhaoxu | No Comments »
February 8, 2010 | Posted by Benjie
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I admit that I didn’t care much about how Jeremy Lin has been buzzing the United States college hoops. It was not until I went through the forums and I found out that this young fellow of Taiwanese descent deserves all the accolades he enjoys. This kid can play real basketball.
Categories: Rising Stars - Chinese - Taipei | Tags: California, Ed Smith, Harvard Crimson, Harvard University, Harvard University basketball squad, Jeremy Lin, Mengke Bater, sun Yue, Taiwan, Wang Zhizhi, Yao MIng, Yi Jianlian | 1 Comment »
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