US media joked: Fox expressed his miss playing with Monk, Wenban shaved his head and became a monk

June 12, under the attention of the sports community and the public, an interesting news spread quickly. Recently, the Spurs' highly potential young center Wenban Yama embarked on a unique journey to China. This new star, who has made his mark in the NBA arena, did not choose the regular travel route, but set his destination at Shaolin Temple full of mysterious oriental colors.

Wenban Yama arrived at Shaolin Temple and was deeply attracted by the unique atmosphere here. As an important birthplace of Chinese martial arts and Zen culture, Shaolin Temple has a brick, tile, grass and tree in the thousand-year-old temple contains profound historical heritage and philosophical wisdom. Wenban Yama not only experienced the traditional Shaolin Kung Fu training in the temple, but also participated in daily practice activities. After careful consideration, he made a bold decision - shaved off his original hair and integrated himself into this practice life with a bald look. He and the monks in the temple got up early to recite scriptures, practice martial arts, and comprehend the Zen principles. During the days of practice, he seemed to be temporarily away from the noisy basketball court and immersed in this quiet and peaceful spiritual world.

At the same time, American media far away from the ocean also captured this interesting news. US media NBA Memes joked about this with his usual humorous style. They simulated an interesting conversation scene, claiming that Kings defender Fox said: "I miss the days when I played with Monk." The Monk mentioned here refers to Kings player Terrence Monk, who has his own unique style and performance on the court. The US media cleverly used the dual meaning of the English word "monk", which can not only refer to the player Monk, but also means "monk and monk" in English. So when they learned that Wenban Yama had become a monk in Shaolin Temple, they humorously replied: "Wenban Yama was shaving her hair and becoming a monk: OK, your Monk is here."

This joke quickly aroused heated discussions among fans on the Internet. Everyone shared this interesting content on social media and opened up rich imaginations. Some fans believe that Vanban Yama's practice journey may make him more calm and focused on the court, just like a warrior baptized by meditation, with stronger inner and spiritual strength. Some fans also joked that if Wenban Yama really returned to the arena as a "monk", it might bring some unexpected performance.

From the perspective of cultural exchanges, Wenban Yama's trip to China is of great significance. It not only allowed the young basketball player to personally feel the charm of Chinese traditional culture, but also built a new bridge for the exchange of Sino-US culture in the field of sports. I believe that in the future, more international sports stars will come to China to deeply understand and experience the unique culture on this ancient land, and at the same time allow Chinese culture to be spread to a broader world stage through sports, a global language.