Yao Ming: The Legend Never Ends: The Legend Never Ends

Author: Ning Xin
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features:
● I love basketball, I love basketball, I love parts of the basketball game, the "scraping" sound of the sneakers on the court, the crazy screams of the crowd after a basket, the shouts of the coaches and teammates—all of these fascinate me.
● About myself I spent two years adapting to the transition from a club team to the national team. When I was first selected for the national team in 1998, not many people cared about me. Now it's different; everyone tries to give me advice, everyone wants to talk to me, it's as if I'm under a microscope. Well, what they see under the microscope is just a 2.8-meter-tall Yao Ming, not a 2.26-meter-tall Yao Ming. I know nothing about my future life, but that's exactly what I look forward to. I crave this experience.
● On money Money is not the reason I came to the NBA. For me, the salary from my first year would be enough to last me a lifetime. This book introduces:
Being born to play basketball, feeling happy with it, "The Sunshine Girl" and "The Chocolate Boy," "Uncle Sam" watches Yao Ming, "Choose the Best," in advertisements, Yao Ming—a future "commercial empire," "Country Road" VS "National Highway" leads to Yao Ming's lawsuit, Face-to-Face with Yao Ming, Flying All-Star Game, The NBA's "protection" of athletes, Feeling Honor—Yao Ming's first NBA season replay of important games, Yao Ming—a book that opens, Yao Ming Archives.