In the history of Chinese basketball, many outstanding athletes have emerged, each showing outstanding strength.
However, behind these dazzling stars, there are some lesser-known names that have talents and stories worth paying attention to.
These were once high hopes"Rising Star", for various reasons, failed to continue to shine and became the Chinese basketball world"Missing Beads"。
Song Tao, born in 1965, is 2.08 meters tall and has outstanding basketball talent.
When he was in high school, he showed his prominence and was known as"Relay poles"。
In 1984, despite missing the qualification for the Los Angeles Olympics, Song Tao led the Chinese team to the final at the World Congress, and his performance was admirable.
However, while preparing for his next fight, he suffered a serious injury and his career came to an abrupt end.
Despite trying to accept ** in the United States, the injury was difficult to heal, and Song Tao had to end his basketball career.
In 1987, he was selected by the Hawks to become the first Chinese player to appear on the NBA stage, but fate broke him again, and his career ended with an old injury.
However, Song Tao was not depressed, turned to the business world, started a successful business, and actively participated in public welfare activities.
Sun Yue was discovered by Li Su, the owner of the Beijing Olympic God Team, as early as 10 years old, and became a core player of the club.
He was drafted by the Lakers in the 2006 NBA Draft, but was given few opportunities on the team.
Despite his ill-fated fortune, he won the championship with the Lakers.
After ending his NBA career in 2009, he returned to China and played for several teams before retiring to become a businessman.
The love life was tortuous, and he finally found his current wife.
Han Pengshan, born into a basketball family, showed amazing height and outstanding talent at the age of 15.
However, a case of tuberculosis brought him to the brink of life and death, but Han Pengshan fought hard to overcome the disease and returned to the court.
He joined the national team in 1982 and performed well, helping the Chinese team win the 1983 Asian Championship.
However, in 1984 it sudden"Marfan syndrome"Passed away at the age of 23.
Shi Yong, born in a basketball family, was selected for the national team at the age of 18.
A fatal misdiagnosis of a minor ankle injury brought his basketball career to an end.
Bayi Sports Club offers a variety of possibilities, but he chose to start his own business.
Now a successful shopkeeper, however, basketball is still a pain in his heart.
These players are ill-fated, either due to injuries or other reasons, and have not been able to achieve more in their basketball careers.
However, they have each achieved success in different fields, showing tenacity and perseverance.