The All-Star Weekend was a super lively atmosphere, and two Star Rui games were played in Xiamen yesterday. Yao Ming, president of the Chinese Basketball Association, invited NBA star Wade to Xiamen to help promote the CBA All-Star Weekend. Wade also brought in the top NBA coach Chris to host a live class of elite training camp.
Chris was a top coach with stars such as Wade, Butler, and James. As a special guest, he shared his views on Chinese basketball and made some suggestions. He compared the differences between Chinese and Japanese basketball, and believed that Chinese basketball should develop a basketball system that is more suitable for itself, rather than blindly imitating Europe. He emphasized that children should truly love basketball and be engaged in it because of it.
He noted that every culture is unique. He spent many years in Japan, where he organized training camps that lasted for three months. Japan does not have a system like that of Europe, while Chinese basketball is trying to emulate Europe. He believes that this does not mean that the European system is better than others. He believes that we need to create a new basketball system for China. There is no real system in the Philippines, so some children perform better and others do not.
China has a system, but we just need to tweak the young players a little bit to make them more creative and love the game more. You know, you're into the sport because you love it, and you want to show your creativity. But at the same time there has to be a framework, it's a balance, a framework that can't tie up the players, otherwise it would limit their full potential.
Chris tactfully criticized Chinese basketball, pointing out that it is not possible to simply copy foreign experience. He made a few suggestions: I hope that each player can develop one or two unique signature moves to create a strong player image and get rid of the cookie-cutter situation. In addition, he called for the introduction of more advanced multi-coach system to cultivate China's own basketball culture.
Yao Ming has been copying the NBA during his time at the Chinese Basketball Association, but now he seems to have shifted to emulating the European basketball system. He hired European coach Djordjevic to coach the national team, and despite repeated defeats, he insisted that keeping Qiao Shuai would help Chinese basketball connect with the world. Recently, Chinese basketball has sent many reporters to Serbia to inspect youth training work, and it is said that some Serbian coaches have also been introduced at the grassroots level.
However, this blind transfer of foreign experience has deprived China of some valuable local elements. Chris pointed out that Chinese basketball has lost its fast-breaking, three-point and quasi-fast characteristics, and the score per game has also dropped to only 70 points. Gong Luming is opposed to hiring foreign coaches, who he believes are difficult to communicate with and arrogant. He suggested that it is best to hire a foreign coach as an assistant coach, and that the head coach should be a Chinese. Fans also expressed their agreement with Chris, believing that he was too right. Now everyone is speculating whether Yao Ming will accept Chris's suggestion.
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