In his impression, Orientals are reserved and even a little timid, but the guy in front of him speaks even more arrogantly than himself! Isn't this guy an Oriental? But a Mexican?
"Are you Mexican?" Because Mexicans are also one of the branches of the yellow race in a broad sense, especially the Indian branch. Regardless of the mainstream Asian Bering Strait migration theory,
The non-mainstream theory of Mongol migration all points to the same target, that is, the indigenous people of the Americas, originating from Asia.
As for the later formation of brown race and red race, there is no absolute consensus.
"Mexican?" Tang Qian was stunned when he heard this, and then said, "Do I look like a Mexican?"
Unexpectedly, J.R. Smith looked at Tang Qian seriously for a few times and said, "Like."
Like? Like your sister! Like! I am a genuine yellow race, Chinese, okay!!!
What a price for eyesight!!!
It is actually not unreasonable for J.R. Smith to think this way, because in the United States, Asians and yellow people are one of the representatives of "weak and bullied". Don't just use Bruce Lee to make an issue. After all, yellow people are everywhere in the world.
There are hundreds of millions or even billions of people, but there is only one Bruce Lee. Add in the yellow race who have been born and died over the years, and the population base is probably close to 10 billion. With a probability of 1 in 10 billion, there is really nothing to win.
To praise him. Moreover, in the eyes of many Americans, Bruce Lee is an American, not a Chinese or an Asian.
Of course, this is very troublesome to explain. Apart from some minor details, in the 1950s and 1960s, there was no popular idea of changing nationality. He was born in the United States and obtained American citizenship, which is normal. Besides, if you want to
Think about it, at that time, Hong Kong was still a British leased area, which did not end until 1997. At that time, the country had just ended the war, there were numerous problems, and the connection with the outside world was not close. And Bruce Lee came to Hong Kong in 1973.
He passed away and has not yet waited for the return of Hong Kong. As for the domestic situation in 1973, let’s not talk about it.
The image of Mexicans in the United States is quite different. A large part of the American gangs are run by them. Moreover, Mexico itself is a gathering place for drug lords, and even the government cannot deal with them. This kind of
The social background determines what Mexicans look like in the minds of the American people.
Looking at the connection like this, it makes sense that J.R. Smith would ask Tang Qian this way.
"Sorry, buddy, I am a genuine yellow, Chinese, Asian, and Oriental. As for Mexico you are talking about, please, I have never been there, okay?" After listening to Tang Qian's words, J.R. Smith still didn't fully understand.
He opened the letter and asked again: "Are you really not Mexican?"
T.N.N.D~Mexico Mexico, Mexico your sister!!!
"No, do you understand?" Tang Qian said impatiently.
However, J.R. Smith's next words made Tang Qian almost faint and said: "Then why do you talk like this? So arrogant?"
"Ha~?" When Tang Qian heard this, he couldn't laugh or cry. He opened his mouth and said, "Asians can't talk like this? Can't they be arrogant? Who rules this?" "You're not Mexican?" J.R. Smith rolled his eyes.
Turning around, his expression suddenly changed, and he suddenly said with arrogance: "Then you dare to talk to labor and management like this? Are you looking for death? Ha??? Oriental guy!!!"
Hearing this, Tang Qian understood everything and was not angry. He just smiled softly and said, "What's wrong with me talking to you like this? I just pinched your little arms and legs off. Do you believe it or not? So buddy
, listen to my advice, don’t mess with me, I don’t have a good temper! Really!”
This Asian is really...arrogant!!! I must show him some color tonight!!!
J.R. Smith looked at Tang Qian and said gloomily: "You will regret it! Oriental guy! It's not a wise thing to offend me! Do you understand?" "What about provoking you? You want to say that you are a member of a gang.
"?" Hearing Tang Qian say it directly, J.R. Smith was startled and said: "You know how dare you talk to me like this?"
"So what? On the basketball court, basketball takes care of it. If you have the ability, you can tear apart my defense?" Tang Qian said.
"On the basketball court? Idiot!" J.R. Smith suddenly looked at Tang Qian and said with a smile: "There are some things that I want to resolve with you off the basketball court. Do you understand? Idiot!" I thought that the other party would be afraid and would take the initiative to give in, but instead
Unexpectedly, Tang Qian replied: "Sure it off the basketball court? Are you going to compete with me in real life? That's fine too."
"Huh?" J.R. Smith was shocked by the answer again. He looked at Tang Qian and said nonchalantly: "What did you say? PK?"
"That's right? Isn't that what you mean? Don't worry, I'll accept it, really, buddy, don't worry." After Tang Qian finished speaking, he patted J.R. Smith on the shoulder and said, with a don't worry expression.
This directly angered the opponent. J.R. Smith shouted angrily: "You are kidding me, right? Oriental man! I will make you tremble! Whether it is on or off the court!!!"
"Okay, then you can come." Tang Qian looked at the other party and said without changing his eyes.
This damn Asian guy is so arrogant even though he is not Mexican. He is really tired of living! Where does he think this is? This is the United States, this is our territory!!!
When the Knicks served out, Anthony originally wanted to hold the ball in singles, but unexpectedly, J.R. Smith took the initiative to ask for the lane: "Carmelo, give me this ball, I will beat this Oriental guy!!!"
Anthony thought about it and decided to give Smith such face. After all, he and his "superior" still had some friendship.
After getting the basketball, J.R. Smith stared at Tang Qian and said: "Dongfang guy, please open your eyes and watch carefully. I will definitely beat you with this ball!" "Okay, come on over here, e.on~
"Tang Qian is now stuck in the one-on-one mode with J.R. Smith. This scene was also seen by the players on both sides. Non-stars are fighting against each other. This is really not a common thing in the league.
"Bryant, should we..."
"It's okay, Steve." Kobe looked at the Lakers' restricted area and said slowly: "This is his own choice, and we should respect it." "Respect? I understand." Steve Nash suddenly laughed.
He laughed and said softly: "It seems that this Eastern boy's popularity with the team is very good."
"Oh~ Have you seen it? The players on both sides are gradually pulling away. This is, this is oo.one!!!" Bill McDonald saw this and immediately said loudly into the microphone. After all, this kind of
The scene is also one of the fans' favorites. It is in line with the American spirit of individual heroism.
Tang Qian didn't expect that both teams would be so awesome and actually create such a big stage for himself and J.R. Smith. It's really... If you don't perform well, you'll be sorry for them!
While there is still more than 1 minute left, let’s be violent at the end!
"Let's see how I beat you!" After saying that, J.R. Smith dribbled towards the Lakers' interior. When he saw the defender Tang Qian in front of him, he showed some real skills. Maybe he is this person.
Very scumbag, very bad, very bad, but after all, he is a first-round pick out of high school. In terms of basketball ability, he must have his own advantages. For example, he used his speed and dribbling to hit this ball.
An In.and.Out comes out. This is a small man's dribbling skill. It is difficult to say, easy to say, it depends on how good you can perform in the end. The strongest spokesman for this technical action, the name
Like thunder, it is the famous basketball god, Michael Jordan. If you use it well, passing people will be as easy as drinking water.
J.R. Smith can't be compared with Joe in terms of In.and.Out, but that doesn't mean he can't do it. In fact, his dribbling is very good, fancy and skillful. Although this trick is used to defeat strong defenders on the outside
, is not very easy to use, but it has no problem at all when it is used to deal with the stupid oriental guy in front of me. Because it changes direction with one hand in front of the body, it has many benefits, such as changing direction faster because there is no need to change hands.
It is faster and more sudden. Although the amplitude is not as good as the direction change of the hands, its concealment is much better than the latter.
This is perfect for a tall man in the paint.
Because inside players are all taller, their sudden start speed and lateral movement speed are far inferior to shorter players. This means that when outside players break through, the faster and more sudden they are, the better. Use
Don't worry too much about the magnitude of the change in direction.
Anyway, post players who are over 7 feet tall are all "novices in lateral movement" and making large changes of direction is a complete waste.
So J.R. Smith chose this action to break through the Lakers' No. 29 individual defense.
To be fair, although J.R. Smith's dribbling breakthrough is not top-notch, it can barely be called first-class. Logically speaking, it is not a big problem to tear through the defense of a 7-foot center. Under normal circumstances, it is difficult for Tang Qian to follow up perfectly.
It's not that he's not fast or flexible when he plays this ball. It's just that the 7-foot center has a shortcoming. His excessive height and weight limit his lateral explosiveness. To put it simply, it's
The sudden change of direction will never have the frequency and speed to break through a strong player from the outside.
Therefore, it is almost a must-have for outside players to play big men and change directions to dribble.
If you stay a little away from the basket, you can be penetrated.
But unfortunately, tonight, you are destined to continue to be unlucky.
Tang Qian saw his opponent's plan, but he was not nervous at all, because in his "furious state", he had explosive power and lateral speed that far exceeded normal times. And for these, apart from Tang Qian himself, there was no second best in the world.
I personally know it.
J.R. Smith was destined to fail if he used this traditional method to deal with Tang Qian.
Okay, let's get over it! This stupid guy actually dares to be so arrogant! I'll teach you a lesson on the court first!
Seeing the defensive figure in front of him suddenly disappear from sight, J.R. Smith did not hesitate, instantly bent his knees slightly, jumped up, held the ball with one hand, and smashed into the Lakers' basket. But for some reason, cheers should have sounded,
But it didn't ring.
Could it be that his dunking action was too ordinary?
J.R. Smith is not very bright, so he is still thinking about this kind of thing at this moment.
And immediately, he learned the real answer.
Why didn't the Staples Center cheer for him the first time?
Because the next scene is shocking and shocking.
The figure of Lakers No. 29 suddenly appeared between J.R. Smith and the Lakers' basket, gradually rising and becoming larger.
The black shadow slowly covered J.R. Smith's chest, mouth, eyes, and even the top of his head.
He glanced in panic in the air, only to see a pair of eyes with faint red edges.
He swore he had seen eyes like this for the first time in his life.
It doesn't look like a human being at all...just like a beast.
"G.S male."
"Go down."
Tang Qian's figure has already risen higher than that of J.R. Smith, so he seems to be looking down.
"I..." J.R. Smith wanted to say something at this moment, but when his lips moved, he found that he could not spit out a single word. There was no doubt that the aura of the oriental man in front of him was complete and complete.
The ground suppressed him.
At this moment, he thought of the king, the monarch, and the emperor.
It seems like this guy’s new nickname is Tangyrant, right?
So is it Tyrant Perm?
boom!!!
Tang Qian accurately hit the basketball in his opponent's hand, and then swung it hard, just like swiping a fly, and flew away his opponent.
Yes, it's not that the basketball was knocked away, but that the opponent was knocked away.
Knock your opponent away hard!
Because the force from the other side of the basketball was too strong, J.R. Smith could no longer grasp the basketball, and his whole body was blown away. There was a "bang" without any protective action, and he was blocked by Tang Qian.
Flip to the ground.
"Ah~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"
A cry of pain immediately spread under the Lakers' basket.
Judging from the look of J.R. Smith, he must be injured!
Beep beep~
The referee blew the whistle at the right time, not for an offensive or defensive foul, but for J.R. Smith, who was groaning in pain on the ground.
Usually in the NBA, the referee will not blow the timeout whistle for minor injuries, or the team will call a timeout. However, if the injury is more serious, they have the right to blow the whistle. The so-called "humanitarian whistle",
This is the situation.
But at this moment, someone picked up the basketball and threw it at the Lakers' basket.
To be honest, this kind of goal has no effect even if it is scored. It has no meaning. It is basically used by players to vent their frustration or vent.
Sometimes the defensive team is too lazy to care about this kind of thing. After all, not everyone is K.G. and has that kind of passion and energy.
Unfortunately, Tang Qian is this kind of person. He doesn't like anyone firing at the Lakers basket without his consent.
Not to mention a direct dunk under the basket.
So I turned around, without even looking at the person, and just slapped him in the face.
PS: Updated, you can watch it again when you wake up tomorrow morning~
Xiao Zi has said before that only the key parts of the competition are written, so one section is very long and one section is covered in one stroke. This is normal. Don’t think that Xiao Zi will write more than ten chapters for one game. That is not the case.
It will appear. Please rest assured.
Book friends who have been following updates should be aware of Xiao Zi’s writing rhythm~
Regarding Bruce Lee, Xiao Zi recalled an incident in college. A British classmate asked me why some Chinese people told him that Bruce Lee was an American and not a Chinese. He asked me, wasn’t Bruce Lee a Chinese? I told him
, Bruce Lee is Chinese, because Chinese refers to a large range of people, and he does not belong to a narrow individual. But Xiao Zi thought about this matter for a long time, why do foreigners regard Bruce Lee as Chinese, but the Chinese do not
What about pushing Bruce Lee out and treating him as an American? Is it just because of a so-called nationality? In the 1950s and 1960s, would anyone really pay attention to this thing? What's more, Bruce Lee himself publicly stated that he was Chinese, why do some of us
People have to hold onto something and not let it go? Does this reflect anything? I don’t understand, I don’t understand.
Some people may say, did Bruce Lee himself say that he was Chinese? Don't put gold on your face. Then Xiaozi invites you to take a look at the 2011 BTV archives, the program Bruce Lee - Forever Legend. It contains the real audio of Bruce Lee.
, he clearly stated that he is a Chinese, a Chinese. As for Bruce Lee doing it for the box office... Xiaozi, please, please, what was the box office in China at that time? Anyone who has studied history will understand.
We don't need to worship the deceased, but we always need a minimum of respect.