In the world of Chinese basketball, there is a player whose three-point shooting skills are second to none, affectionately dubbed "Wu Curry" by fans. This player is Wu Qian, the soul figure of Zhejiang Chouzhou Financial Leasing Men's Basketball Team. Wu Qian's career is filled with legendary color; he is not only an outstanding basketball player but also a model of a happy family and successful career. Wu Qian was born into a wealthy family; his father, Wu Keli, is a well-known real estate developer in Wenzhou, while his mother operates multiple chain hotels and teahouses. Despite his affluent background, Wu Qian did not choose a life of ease but instead devoted himself to his beloved basketball career. From a young age, he displayed a strong interest in basketball and, with the support of his parents, entered local basketball training classes, gradually coming to prominence. At the age of 13, Wu Qian entered the Wenzhou Physical Education School and was subsequently selected to join the Zhejiang Provincial Sports Team, officially embarking on his professional basketball journey. Wu Qian's career was not without its challenges. As a rookie, he had few opportunities to play, which once made him feel frustrated. However, it was this difficult period that tempered Wu Qian's will. Through relentless effort, he steadily improved his technical and tactical abilities, eventually earning the trust of his coach and recognition from his teammates. In 2017, Wu Qian's outstanding performance at the Asian Cup brought him into the limelight of more fans. That same year, he scored an impressive 49 points…

Beijing Men's Basketball Team and Zhejiang Men's Basketball Team played a game that made people shake their heads. Zhejiang team was missing four main players in the game, which was like letting Beijing team easily win at home. However, the substitute players of Zhejiang team fought hard, although they eventually lost by 25 points. The inside line of Beijing team was simply invincible, with Zhou Qi and Zeng Fanbo doing whatever they wanted under the basket. The inside players of Zhejiang team had no way to deal with the opponent's offense, always being slow in defense, and even more intimidated by the long arms and legs of the opponent on the offensive end. The inside players of Beijing team were very comfortable in positioning under the basket. When their teammates passed the ball in, it was basically a turnaround jump shot or a direct dunk. The defensive players of Zhejiang team stood there like wooden stakes, watching. This kind of play allowed Beijing team to take a 15-point lead in the first half. Jieman had an excellent shooting today, scoring 21 points in the first half. Not only did he score, but his assists and rebounds were also well done. He cooperated very well with his teammates, and several fast breaks caught Zhejiang team off guard. The substitute players of Beijing team also performed well today. Qiu Tian and Zhang Cairen were particularly active in grabbing on the court, and Zhai Xiaochuan's passing was also accurate. The whole team was in good shape. Although Zhejiang team was short of main…

The recent state of Guangsha men's basketball team has really delighted the fans. They continue to firmly occupy the top spot in the CBA standings with a record of 21 wins and 4 losses, as stable as a nail. In this round of matches, Guangsha easily defeated Guangzhou team without any suspense. Victory was like picking up a sheep on the side, incidentally giving Guangzhou team a lesson. You know, this victory is not only about extending their winning streak, but more importantly, they have just introduced Boban, an inside giant who is 2.24 meters tall! As soon as this guy arrived in Hangzhou, the fans began to look forward to it. After all, such a big guy, who wouldn't want to expect his debut? Guangsha's dominance has also forced other teams to step up their efforts, especially Shandong men's basketball team, whose recent performance has been quite surprising! Who would have thought that Shandong team could defeat Xinjiang team away from home in this round of matches, not only ending Xinjiang team's unbeaten home record, but also propelling themselves from sixth place to third! Currently, Shandong men's basketball team has a record of 18 wins and 7 losses, closely following Guangsha and Shanxi. The rise of this dark horse team is really surprising and admirable. Some netizens say: The young guys from Shandong are so energetic. Their sudden rise is astonishing. Originally thought they were just accompanying runners-up, but unexpectedly they soared high, simply becoming the biggest dark horse of this season. Honestly, the recent sense of counterattack by…

Last night's CBA was filled with incredible stories. Two veterans from Shenzhen, a combined age of 73, scored 65 points, grabbed 19 rebounds, and provided 18 assists, setting six records. The 35-year-old Zhou Peng scored 29 points, setting a new season-high in scoring, and has now scored over 20 points in five consecutive games, creating a new career record. His average of 16.7 points per game is also a new career-high, as is his three-point shooting percentage of 46%. Meanwhile, Weems put up a triple-double with 36 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists, also setting new season-highs and a new three-year average. But the incredible stories don't end there. Last night, the shortest player on the Beijing team grabbed the most rebounds, even more than the towering figures like Zhou Qi and Solomon, securing four team-firsts, leading the team to victory against Zhejiang and helping secure a two-game winning streak, becoming the biggest contributor and stealing the spotlight from Zhou Qi and other foreign players. Yes, he is the diminutive Jerman, standing at only 1.83 meters tall, the shortest player on the team. Yet, he incredibly grabbed the most rebounds for the team with 7, more than the big men like Zhou Qi, Solomon, and Qiu Tian. In addition to the most rebounds, he also scored 24 points and provided 13 assists, achieving four team-firsts. First, scoring 24 points, the highest on the team; second, grabbing 7 rebounds, the most on the team; third, providing 13 assists, the most on the team; fourth, hitting 4 three-pointers, tied for the most…

In order to revitalize the three major ball sports in China - football, basketball, and volleyball - the General Administration of Sport organized the China Basketball Association (CBA), Volleyball Association, and Football Association to jointly hold the Youth Championships for these sports. The purpose of this event was to increase competition opportunities for young athletes, discover outstanding sports talents, and reserve strength for the long-term development of China's major ball sports projects. However, during the recently concluded U16 men's basketball competition, a shocking violation occurred, exposing many problems existing in the field of youth sports and triggering extensive attention and discussion from both the sports community and society at large. The spark that ignited the incident was a match between the Jilin team and the Zhejiang team. The first three quarters of the game went relatively smoothly, with both sides actively competing. However, in the fourth quarter, an inexplicable scene unfolded on the court: under the direction of Zhejiang team leader Wang Nan and coach Zhao Hang, the players collectively engaged in passive play, completely abandoning their offensive efforts. This abnormal state of play even alarmed the referees on site, who repeatedly called on the Zhejiang team players to return to normal competition, but to little avail. In this situation, the Jilin team scored an impressive 50 points in the fourth quarter, ultimately securing victory. The video of this match quickly spread online, causing a huge stir. People questioned the reasons behind Zhejiang team's passive play and the serious damage such behavior could cause to the spirit of youth sports.…

Beijing Shougang played with ease at home, and Zhou Qi's performance after his comeback gave fans hope. However, there were many untold stories behind his absence from the game due to influenza, which made us rethink the issue of athlete health management. Beijing Shougang completely dominated the game, and Zhejiang Chouzhou Bank seemed powerless without their three main players. The entire game rhythm was firmly controlled by Shougang. Zhou Qi's performance in this game was quite outstanding, with a very high shooting percentage. He made 8 out of 12 shots, which is rare efficiency for a center position. However, Zhou Qi's rebounding statistics were indeed low, grabbing only 4 rebounds throughout the game, which is somewhat different from his previous performances. Coach Xu Limin said after the game that Zhou Qi's current state may only be 30 to 40 percent, which is surprising because it's not visible from his on-court performance. Beijing Shougang's overall strength is indeed strong, and even if Zhou Qi's condition has not fully recovered, the team can still easily win the game. This victory is significant for Shougang as it solidifies their position on the leaderboard. Although Zhejiang lost the game, their young players' performances are commendable. They showed great potential despite the absence of their main players. Shougang's defensive strategy was very successful in this game, limiting Zhejiang's offensive points and keeping their scoring at a low level. Zhou Qi missed six games due to influenza, which raised many fans' doubts at the time, but the actual situation is much more complicated than everyone imagined.…

On January 5th, the CBA regular season continues with a total of 5 matches taking place simultaneously. These include matchups between Shanxi and Xinjiang, Guangzhou and Qingdao, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, as well as Sichuan and Fujian. While only one match can be considered a focal point, the other games are equally intriguing, and we will provide a brief pre-game analysis. The game between Shanxi and Xinjiang is undoubtedly the main event. Both teams have long been ranked in the top four, boasting impressive fighting capabilities. However, they have recently encountered some setbacks; for instance, Xinjiang lost to Shandong, resulting in their strong home court being conquered by the opponent. This defeat also led to Zhao Rui receiving a five-game suspension, which came at a significant cost. Shanxi recently suffered a loss against Qingdao, which had previously given them an opportunity to challenge Guangsha for the top spot. However, they now find themselves tied with Xinjiang at 19 wins and 6 losses. The outcome of this match could essentially secure the second position, and competition between teams at the same level is always fierce. Currently, Shanxi seems to have the upper hand, not only due to playing at home but also because they have a more complete lineup with a larger pool of available players. Their frontline features Liu Chuanxing and Ge Zhaobao taking turns to deal with Li Yanzhe, while their group of guards is even more abundant, with players like Zhang Ning, Yuan Shuai, and Jia Mingru capable of both shooting and driving to the basket. Xinjiang's disadvantage lies…

In the previous focus match between Beijing and Liaoning, Fan Ziming became the only player among the team's 12 players who did not play. However, in this game against the undermanned Zhejiang men's basketball team without Yu Jiahao, even though Beijing won by 22 points, Fan Ziming was finally activated to play, but he did not repay Xu Limin with actual actions, but turned into an "undercover" again. In this game, Zhou Qi started for 19 minutes, shooting 8 of 12 for 18 points and 4 rebounds, while Fan Ziming, in his 9 minutes of playing time off the bench, shot 2 of 5 for 4 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists. Originally, Xu Limin hoped that Fan Ziming could come off the bench to give Zhou Qi some breathing room, but after being replaced, Zhejiang took advantage of the situation to narrow the score, forcing Zhou Qi to return to the court again. When Beijing once led by more than 20 points, Fan Ziming scored a goal under the basket with no one defending him, cheered with a fist pump, and looked fierce, which made many Beijing fans "laugh and cry." As the team's top-paid player, it is indeed pitiful to have to cheer for scoring a goal in garbage time. After Zhou Qi's return, Fan Ziming's playing time has indeed been greatly reduced, and if Solomon and Qiu Tian perform well, Fan Ziming may not even get the chance to be activated. In the 22 games played this season, Fan Ziming averaged 19 minutes per game, scoring 7.6…

The latest CBA standings have been released, with Liaoning being pushed down to 8th place in a joint effort. The Liaoning-Guangdong rivalry has turned into a battle for the "eighth" position. After the first five games of the 26th round of the CBA regular season, featuring teams such as Zhejiang, Beijing, and Xinjiang, there has been a significant change in the CBA standings. Shanxi was upset, allowing Xinjiang to return to second place, while Zhejiang dropped to fourth. The defending champion Liaoning was "kicked" to eighth place by Beijing and Qingdao. The two former championship contenders, Liaoning and Guangdong, now find themselves in eighth and ninth place respectively, becoming this season's hard-luck brothers. Currently, Guangsha leads the CBA standings with a record of 21 wins and 4 losses, maintaining a relatively stable position. After defeating Sichuan, Xinjiang improved their record to 19 wins and 6 losses, surpassing Shanxi to take second place. Shanxi suffered an unexpected loss to Qingdao in this round, dropping to third place. Similarly, Zhejiang lost, falling from third to fourth after losing to Beijing, with a record of 18 wins and 8 losses. Both Beijing and Qingdao won their matches in this round. After Beijing defeated Zhejiang and Qingdao caused an upset against Shanxi, the biggest loser turned out to be Liaoning. Prior to this round, the reigning champion Liaoning was ranked fifth in the standings. However, following victories by Qingdao and Beijing, Liaoning plummeted to eighth place. Currently, Shandong holds the fifth spot with a record of 18 wins and 7 losses, followed by Beijing…

The new year of 2025 has begun, and the CBA regular season has entered the fierce competition of the second half of the league. The 26th round of the regular season is divided into two match days, with five major battles taking place on January 3rd. On this night, there were three unexpected matches, with three teams ranked higher being defeated by lower-ranked teams, including a major upset where two championship favorites suffered defeats. In the home game against Shanxi, Qingdao defeated the fourth-ranked Shanxi team 129-122. Although the seven-point difference is not significant, Qingdao led almost throughout the game, establishing a double-digit lead in the first quarter with a score of 37-23. Shanxi only briefly took the lead once during the game but was quickly overtaken again by Qingdao. With three minutes left in the fourth quarter, Shanxi still trailed by as many as 15 points. Despite their tenacious efforts, Shanxi ultimately could not reverse the outcome. Qingdao's victory set a new high for single-game scoring this season, which can be considered a complete victory. Four players from Qingdao—Weatherspoon, Mickey, Yang Hanshen, and Wang Ruize—scored in double figures, with Wang Ruize dominating the outside matchup against Yuan Shuai, contributing a comprehensive stat line of 26 points, 8 rebounds, and 7 assists. In contrast, Shanxi only had four players—Diawara, Goodwin, Yuan Shuai, and Zhang Ning—who performed well, while other players had average performances, especially Jiao Hailong, Jia Mingru, Ge Zhaobao, and Lemon, who failed to provide sufficient support to the team. Another top-four team, Zhejiang, suffered a crushing 22-point defeat…