1. Yao Ming
CBA period: Won the CBA regular season MVP in 2001, and won the CBA championship and finals MVP in 2002. He was elected as the CBA rebounding champion and blocked shot champion 3 times, and the CBA dunk champion 2 times. . In 2002, Yao Ming participated in the NBA Draft and was selected by the Rockets as the No. 1 pick.
NBA Period: Yao Ming played for the Rockets for a total of 8 seasons. He was selected to the NBA All-Star team for 6 consecutive seasons (8 times in his career) in 2003-09, 2 times to the NBA All-NBA Second Team, 3 times to the NBA The best team of three. On April 4, 2016, Yao Ming was officially elected to the 2016 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame , becoming the first Chinese to receive this honor. On February 4, 2017, Yao Ming's No. 11 jersey retired during the Rockets' home game against the Bulls.
Yao Ming’s Rockets have contributed 19 points, 9.2 rebounds and contributed 284 victories to the team during his career. Yao Ming has played more than 80 games in the first three seasons, but he did not exceed 80 games due to injuries. The closest is In the 77 games of the 08-09 season, the total score was 9427 points.
These data show that Yao Ming is definitely not an ordinary blue-collar center, but a core player on both ends of the offense and defense. As a center, he is the team who performs technical free throws. The average PER is also 23, and the true shooting percentage is close to 60%. Yao Ming's career high in the regular season was 41 points, 22 rebounds, 7 assists, 8 blocks and 4 steals (not a game); the playoffs were 33 points and 15 rebounds.
Yao Ming NBA period
Yao Ming's winning record over the years:
▪ 1999 CBA Most Improved Player Award
▪ 2000 CBA three individual awards
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▪ 2002 CBA championship Shanghai team main member
▪ 2002 one of the top ten people in China moved
▪ 2011 Shanghai Magnolia Lifetime Achievement Award for Sports Business
▪ 2011 China Olympic Gold Medal
▪ 2012 Most Visionary Person of the Year
▪ 2013 Shanghai Magnolia Lifetime Achievement Gold Medal
▪ 2013 Propagating Chinese Culture Person of the Year
▪ 2015 Shanghai won the U.S.-China Outstanding Contribution Award
▪ 2015 Lawrence World Sports Awards Sportsmanship Award
▪ 2016 was selected as the 2016 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
▪ 2018 was selected as 100 outstanding contributions to reform and opening up
▪ 2018-12-18 Reform Pioneer
2. Liu Xiang
Liu Xiang is the first episode in the history of Chinese sports track and field and the first in Asian track and field history to include the Olympic Games, the indoor and outdoor World Championships, the IAAF Grand Finals champion and the world record holder A multi-honored athlete.He tied the world record set by British player Colin Jackson in the men's 110-meter hurdles at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games with a time of 12.91 seconds. He won the men's 110-meter hurdles at the 2006 Lausanne Super Grand Prix in Switzerland The score of 12.88 broke the 13-year world record to win the championship; the 2007 World Championships men's 110m hurdles champion; the 2012 IAAF Diamond League Eugene men's 110m hurdles, with 12 seconds He won the championship with a score of 87; in June 2012, he ranked first in the 110-meter hurdles in the world, and Liu Xiang returned to the top after five years.
Liu Xiang is also the only athlete who truly beat blacks on a straight track. He broke the pattern of black monopoly on track and field and even set a record that even whites did not do. Liu Xiang participated in 48 world competitions, 36 championships, 6 runners-up, and 3 thirds. Liu Xiang won all the world championships he should have won, and broke the world record incidentally. As an outstanding athlete in the sports world, Liu Xiang brought many exciting and brilliant moments to Chinese sports, allowing the world to witness China's speed.
Honors received by Liu Xiang:
On March 18, 2004, he won the first "China Top Ten Lawrence Champion Award";
On November 21, 2004, he was elected to the 15th " China Top Ten" Outstanding Youth";
On March 16, 2005, he won the China Top Ten Lawrence Champion Men's Best Athlete Award;
May 16, 2005, won the World Sports Lawrence Award for Best Newcomer;
2006 On March 25, 2005, he won the Best Athlete of the Year Award at the CCTV 2005 China Sports Man of the Year Award;
On April 9, 2006, he won the Best Male Athlete and Best Popular Athlete Award of China's Top Ten Lawrence Champions.
3. 苏炳添
苏炳添，Male, born in Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province on August 29, 1989, a Chinese male sprinter, associate professor of the School of Physical Education of Jinan University, , a 2013 graduate student majoring in international trade in the School of Economics, Jinan University. Men's 60m, 100m Asian record holder.
Entered the Guangdong Provincial Team in 2007 and entered the National Team two years later. In the 2012 London Olympics men's 100m race, he ranked third in the group and advanced to the semifinals, becoming the first Chinese sprinter to advance to the men's 100m semifinals in the history of the Olympic Games. In May 2015, he won the third place in the men's 100 meters in the Eugene of the IAAF Diamond League in the United States, becoming the first local Asian athlete to enter the 9-second mark in a true sense. In May 2017, he won the IAAF Diamond League Shanghai Station in 10.09 seconds, becoming the first Chinese to win the Diamond League 100-meter competition. On February 6, 2018, he won the IAAF World Indoor Tour Men's 60m Championship in 6.43 seconds, setting a new Asian record. On March 3, World Indoor Athletics Championships won the silver medal and became the first Chinese athlete to win the men's sprint medal in the world competition, and also created the best result of Asian athletes in this event.
On August 1, 2021, Su Bingtian ran 9.83 seconds in the third group of the men's 100-meter semifinals of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, setting a new Asian record and reaching the 100-meter trapeze final. [16] On August 8, he served as the flag bearer of the Chinese delegation at the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics. [20] On September 20, in the men's 100-meter semi-final of the 14th National Games track and field competition, Su Bingtian won the group first in 10 seconds 06 and entered the final. [30] On September 21, he won the men's 100m championship at the 14th National Games.
Summary: Whether it is Yao Ming, Liu Xiang or Su Bingtian. So far, they are all representatives of the Chinese sports world. Yao Ming represents the ceiling of the Asian men's basketball team, Liu Xiang represents the ceiling of the Asian 110-meter hurdles, and Su Bingtian represents the ceiling of the Asian 100! I personally think that we can’t comment on which of them has a higher status,Because they are all representatives in different fields, all we can do is to cheer for Chinese athletes!
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