7 of 19! Japan locks the core of Chinese women s basketball team! He gave Yang Hansen a big wake-up call

81-90, the Chinese women's basketball team lost to the Japanese women's basketball team in the Asian Cup semi-finals and missed the gold medal battle...

The Japanese women's basketball team's outside world was accurate, with 16 of 34 three-pointers, with a shooting percentage of about 47%. Tian Zhong scored 27 points and 5 assists, of which he won an exaggerated 21 points in the first quarter.

The Chinese women's basketball team made 6 of 22 three-pointers, with a shooting percentage of only about 27%, and their output and quantity were not as good as the Japanese women's basketball team. The two core cores in the interior did not show their due dominance.

Among them, Han Xu only exchanged 18 points and 7 rebounds and 7 assists in 19 attempts, with a positive and negative value of -14 at the lowest level in the game. The post-match press conference shed tears of pain.

Han Xu's condition has declined severely. Since the Paris Olympics last year, it has been no longer the first choice for the Chinese women's basketball inside, but has been replaced by Li Yueru. Unexpectedly, he cannot defeat all the people in the Asian arena. This may have a lot to do with her choice to stay in the "greenhouse" of WCBA in the past two years. During the WNBA period, Han Xu played for the New York Liberty for two seasons (19-20, and 22-23), averaging 13.6 minutes per game, scoring 6.5 points and 2.6 rebounds. Han Xu, 26, was asked if he would still consider playing overseas? He stated: If there is a chance, he will strive for it.

Han Xu's experience reminds many local players that if you want to improve yourself, you can only go to a higher-level league for training. If you just want to make money, stay in China. Fortunately, some superstars of the Chinese men's basketball team today, such as Cui Yongxi and Lin Wei, are willing to break out of their comfort zone for their dreams.

Of course, if you have great skills, you can achieve both fame and fortune like Yang Hansen. As the 16th pick in the NBA, he signed a four-year, $21.39 million standard rookie contract with the Trail Blazers as the No. 16th pick in the first round. He will instantly become a billionaire in the next two years, and enjoy the treatment carefully cultivated by the team.

I hope that after the rookie contract is over, Yang Hansen can sign a larger contract. Anyway, he stays in the NBA as much as possible. Only in the world's highest basketball hall will he maintain the best competitive state, so as to truly serve the national team better. Countless examples prove that "playing chess with a bad guy will only become more and more stinky." What are the opinions of the

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