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A controversial figure in the basketball world, Shin Lancheng, his name has undoubtedly attracted the attention and heated discussion of countless basketball fans. Once the president of the Chinese Basketball Association, he should have become the leader of Chinese basketball, but due to a series of reform measures, it has attracted many controversies and doubts. What did this "sinner" Xin Lancheng do to make Chinese basketball in deep trouble?
Let's first review a piece of basketball history, that was the golden age of Chinese men's basketball, Wang Zhizhi, a name deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Known as the "Great Wall of Motion", he is the first player in Chinese basketball history to successfully reach the NBA and the core of China's men's basketball team. In 2001, Wang Zhizhi led the Bayi men's basketball team to win the CBA championship, illuminating a ray of light for the future of Chinese basketball. However, just when Wang Zhizhi planned to go to the NBA to develop, Xin Lancheng's decision changed everything. Xin Lancheng forcibly left Wang Zhizhi on the grounds of national needs, making it impossible for him to realize his NBA dreams. This decision sparked a fierce dispute, and Wang Zhizhi tried to negotiate, but Xin Lancheng was resolutely refining. The quarrel between them was exposed in the media, and Wang Zhizhi was stigmatized as a sinner for "betraying the country." Xin Lancheng did not clarify the truth, but allowed the speech to spread, and other players also sided with Xin Lancheng and isolated Wang Zhizhi. Wang Zhizhi became a "public enemy" from the core of the national team, and was eventually expelled, and his career fell into a trough.
In 2003, Chinese basketball welcomed the addition of Yao Ming, who became the new hope of Chinese basketball. Yao rose to prominence in the NBA as the scoring and defensive core of the Rockets. However, his career came to an abrupt end at the peak of his life due to a serious injury. The root cause of this injury was Xin Lancheng's overuse of Yao. Xinlan became an honor for the national team, increasing the intensity of Yao's games and not giving him a chance to rest. Yao Ming had to be exhausted from high-intensity training and competitions, and injuries were frequent. Xin Lancheng's persistence led to Yao Ming's early retirement, which made both fans and Yao Ming himself feel sorry.
Shin Lancheng's personal background and dedication to the national team can be traced back to his athletics experience. Born in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, he was passionate about sports from an early age and chose to major in athletics when he was in college. This rigorous athletics training cultivated his serious and serious attitude towards his career, and also allowed him to be recognized by the management of the Chinese men's basketball team as the head of the Chinese men's basketball team. However, his leadership resume has not been smooth. In 2002, he led the Chinese men's basketball team to participate in the Busan Asian Games for the first time, but the result was the first time since the establishment of the Chinese men's basketball team that did not win a medal. In the following year, the overall strength of the Chinese men's basketball team fell sharply, causing widespread criticism, and Xin Lancheng was removed from the position of head of the men's basketball team.
However, in 2014, Xinlancheng made a comeback and re-emerged as president of the Chinese Basketball Association. He decisively implemented a series of reforms, including strengthening the construction of the national team, shortening the league time, increasing the training of the national team, and increasing the power of the local basketball association. The reforms sparked widespread controversy, with many fans criticizing him for "setting back Chinese basketball by 20 years." Xin Lancheng insists that his reform is the right thing and that everything is focused on the national team. However, the national team's record did not improve significantly, the commercial operation and entertainment of the league declined, and the enthusiasm of fans gradually faded. Shin Lancheng's reforms are controversial in various ways, but he seems to disagree. He may be a stubborn man who sticks to his beliefs, but whether this is in line with the long-term development of Chinese basketball will still take time to verify.
After Yao Ming took over, he adopted a series of new measures aimed at promoting the development of basketball in China. First, he introduced a salary cap system that limited the hoarding of top players by big teams and increased the competitiveness of the league. Secondly, he adjusted the foreign aid policy, limiting the number of foreign players to only one foreign player per quarter, encouraging coaches to trust and reuse local players, and improving the overall level of local players. In addition, Yao Ming has also vigorously developed a three-a-side basketball program to attract more young people to join the basketball ranks. He increased the number of regular season games, increased the intensity of players' play, and promoted the growth of the league's commercial value and influence.
Under Yao Ming's leadership, Chinese basketball has ushered in new ideas and forward-looking measures, but to achieve fundamental change, continuous reform and joint efforts of all parties are needed. The development of China's men's basketball team is full of challenges, but every trough contains opportunities. Reconstruction requires patience, wisdom and perseverance. We believe that the Chinese men's basketball team will return to the top, and the god of basketball will respond to all those who love basketball.
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