He is a sports special champion in Guangdong Province, and is also a signature figure in the Chinese street ball industry, a star player of Wu You's folk street ball group Beijing CL SMOOTH CREW, and one of the five tigers of the team. He's Ah King, Lee Tu Jin.
Li Tujin is 183 cm tall, weighs 78 kg, bounces vertically to 1 m 05, touches 3 m 55, and reaches 10.7 seconds in 100 m, graduated from Wuchuan No. 1 Middle School, and is still the school record holder for junior high school, high school 100 meters, high jump, long jump and shot put. Akin's physical fitness is explosive and he can dunk easily. During his time at Beijing Sport University, he formed a CL team with Wu You, which gradually became familiar to everyone.
During this period, he participated in many competitions, 2004 NBA Carnival Dunk Performance Guest 2005 Harlem Tour Beijing Main Member, 2005 Red Bull Basketball Exhibition Game, 2005 James Asia Pacific Tour Dunk Performance Guest, 2005 National Street Ball Tour Shanghai Beijing, 2006 represented China Street Team and And1 in Hong Kong, 2006 participated in CCTV Basketball Park Opening Slam Dunk Champion, 2008 Adidas 3-on-3 Shenzhen Dunk Champion, 2009 DBL Championship Rebounding King, 2010 CL OPENRUN 2009 City Legends League - 55 points per game, etc.
In 2003, Ah Jin was admitted to Beijing Sport University as a "champion", and in the same year, together with his classmate Wu You (CL captain), he formed the CL team that is now in the limelight. As a result, Ah Jin has become one of the signature figures in the Chinese street ball industry, and is praised by fans in the circle as one of the "five tigers" of CL. After graduating from university in 2007, Ah Jin became a physical education teacher at Saigo Junior High School. But he loves street basketball without interrupting his training and has become one of the backbones of the CL team that has persisted since its inception for ten years.
With the dissolution of CL, Akin gradually returned to his own life, but he still loves basketball and often participates in some games, although not as famous as Wu You, but his contribution to Chinese street ball is also indelible.