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Journalist's View | China's rising star Yang Hansen shows promise in NBA Summer League: How? On July 17 local time, Chinese basketball rising star Yang Hansen completed all four of his games in the NBA Summer League. So far, his performance has had notable highlights, but some shortcomings are also evident.
Deepline
2025.07.19 14:20
Journalist's View | Show your best, Yang Hansen! For Chinese basketball fans, this morning was truly exhilarating—and for good reason: 19-year-old Yang Hansen was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers with the 16th overall pick in the NBA Draft. This means that, after many years, another Chinese player has earned the opportunity to enter the NBA as a rookie and compete on the world's biggest basketball stage.
Editors' Pick
2025.06.26 17:55
Journalist's View | Don't let discount become disappointment: Something's behind 'toxic prepayments' In today's commercial landscape, prepayment systems have become thoroughly commonplace. From restaurant membership cards to gym annual memberships, merchants employ a "pay now, receive services later" approach to essentially "lock in" customers. This model guarantees long-term patronage for businesses while providing them with substantial upfront capital. In return, customers receive discounts below standard prices.
Editors' Pick
2025.06.25 18:30
Journalist's View | A 'historical' NBA G7 This year's NBA finals will feature a game 7 showdown between MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's Thunder and the team-oriented Pacers this coming Monday morning.
Editors' Pick
2025.06.21 12:40
Journalist's View | Fake tickets & empty wallets To be honest, attending concerts wasn't something I did until I came to Hong Kong. I've never been the type to obsess over a particular singer or spend an entire evening listening to live performances. Before this, the closest I'd gotten to a concert-like experience was probably watching a CBA basketball game.
Editors' Pick
2025.06.20 11:00
Journalist's View | Stereotype of Chinese math prodigy The term "stereotype" is often invoked today—those reductive caricatures of entire categories, whether objects or people. Mention China, and some envision Qing-era queue hairstyles; reference Native Americans, and feathered headdresses spring to mind. Such tropes, when pushed further, easily morph into outright racism, universally condemned. Yet certain stereotypes embed themselves so deeply in collective consciousness that they actively distort perception.
Editors' Pick
2025.06.10 19:19
Journalist's Hands-on Experience | Zhuhai at the forefront of the era This was my inaugural visit to Zhuhai. While Guangzhou and Shenzhen dominate conversations about Guangdong, this coastal city had remained off my radar – until now.
Editors' Pick
2025.06.06 19:30
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