Recently, according to media personality Zhao Tanchang from the basketball circle, 17-year-old Chinese-American guard Zhu Zheng has registered with the Chinese Basketball Association. Last year, there were reports that Asian-American guard Jacob Zhu proactively requested to join the Chinese men's basketball team, expressing a desire to play for China in the U17 Men's Basketball World Cup, but was unable to do so due to various reasons. Zhu Zheng is a Chinese-American player; his father is from Fujian, and his mother is Jamaican. Born on July 29, 2007, he is currently 17 years old, standing at approximately 1.83 meters tall (data from the player's social media), playing as a guard. Zhu Zheng's father once stated, "I fully support Zhu Zheng representing the Chinese team in competitions; we will definitely participate if there is an invitation." Zhu Zheng's attitude is very firm. (Zhu Zheng with his parents) In November last year, Zhu Zheng announced on his personal Instagram that he had accepted an offer from Alabama A&M University, officially joining the Alabama A&M Bulldogs basketball team, which belongs to the NCAA Division I league. Let's take a look at some of Zhu Zheng's game moments: Superb jumping slam dunk, showing outstanding talent Continuous crossovers to finish a layup Low post single move turnaround jumper made Catch and shoot long-range three-pointer right on target Effortlessly completing a windmill dunk It is worth mentioning that Zhu Zheng has excellent physical talent and often performs spectacular dunks in games. He also possesses good and stable shooting skills. This all stems from daily intensive three-point shooting…

The failure of the men's basketball team at the World Cup has shown that the current group of players are not even considered top-tier in Asia. The path of naturalization is one that the men's basketball team must take. Although Li Kair can help the team, he cannot solve the biggest problem facing the men's basketball team. The team currently lacks an NBA-level guard player, and while Li Kair has a strong sense of confrontation, he cannot be the initiator of the offense. After the painful lessons of the World Cup, the basketball association has decided to continue down the path of naturalization, and this time the target of naturalization is the guard line. According to media personality Xue Sijia, the basketball association has stepped in, with the Shanghai club footing the bill, and overseas Chinese player Zhu Zheng will represent the Shanghai team in the National Games next year. Zhu Zheng was born in 2007 and plays as a guard. His father is from Fujian, and his mother is Jamaican. There have been fans hyping Zhu Zheng as a four-star high schooler, but this claim is incorrect. He is currently a high school student in the United States and does not yet have a star rating; he is not the four-star player that some people in the national area claim him to be. The primary goal of Shanghai and the national team is to "wash" him into a "non-planned" player for the national team. After four years in the NCAA, Zhu Zheng should reach the level of a CBA…