The following microblog post from the NBA’s official Sina Weibo account was one of yesterday’s most popular, forwarded over 14,000 times and over 3000 comments…
From Sina Weibo:
@NBA: “Lin Shuhao [Jeremy Lin] new career record 38 points, Knicks defeat Lakers 92-85.” Lin Shuhao achieved a new career high of 38 points, 7 assists, and 4 rebounds, leading the Knicks to a home court 92-85 win against the Lakers, achieving a 4 win streak. His first three games as a starter saw him scoring 28 points, 23 points, and 38 points, this being the highest 3 game point total for a starter since the 1976 NBA and ABA merger. Kobe scored 34 points.
Comments on Sina Weibo:
钟庆亚:嗯,
Shows that one’s physical quality and one’s race has no relation… Hoping to see the NBA’s first yellow [Asian] superstar.
牛角上的血滴:
Yet another legendary American Dream~ Jia you!
崩溃Sherzhkezious:
It’s not like he’s a Chinese national.
黄鑫盛:
Kobe at first didn’t know who he was, but now it can be said he does. Jia you!
Purple_McQueen微博达人:
Counts as winning glory for ethnic Chinese.
Carmen雯子:
Pro! No way, even the Lakers lost to him!
喵喵2纯:
Too niu! Brother Hao is invincible!
杨毛防涵围脖:
Legend in Newyork = LIN…
Jebberwocky:
I want to buy a #17 jersey!
老黄被抢了:
The Knicks have found the key to victory in Lin Shuhao~
昭言碎语:
Not bad, proves that yellow people are also capable [in basketball].
richardmudoo:
ConcreteJungle:
Emperor Lin! #Linsanity”
zhl21070901:
It couldn’t be the NBA intentionally creating a star, could it…? To attract/capture the Chinese market?
a伟灬:
If Lin Shuhao could shoot more and score more from the outside line… then he wouldn’t be far from becoming a star…
志在四方的狗:
Haha, he’s giving face for basketball-loving Chinese. Jia you!
___牛哥哥微博达人:
China’s pride!
阿阿浪:
I imagine this record won’t be broken for decades.
Icefire桐:
Finally there is a great record that belongs to us yellow [Asian] people.
休闲骑士:
Too bad he’s not Chinese [national]…
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