In front of the huge backdrop, Wang Cheng and a female reporter were already seated

"Smack~"

The spotlight was turned on, Wang Cheng subconsciously raised his hand to cover it, and the female reporter looked at him with a smile.

Wang Cheng withdrew his hand with some embarrassment.

The first time he was interviewed, Wang Cheng was inevitably a little nervous, but fortunately, the one sitting in front of him looked very kind and a little familiar.

As the camera turned on, the interview began.

"Hello, Wang Cheng, welcome to ESPN's interview!" As she spoke, the female reporter smiled and stretched out her hand.

"Hello. I see you're familiar, haven't we met? Wang Cheng stretched out his hand and shook hands with the female reporter, and at the same time raised the first question of the day.

"Yes, I'm glad you remember me, I'm Gina, do you still remember the name?" Gina asked, smiling with a hint of slyness.

"Gina?" Wang Cheng struggled to recall, but finally shook his head.

"Magician's bet," Gina reminded.

"Oh! You're the one who asked the question—" Wang Cheng suddenly realized.

"Then let's get to know each other again, Gina." Gina held out her hand again.

"Wangcheng."

After a small episode, the atmosphere of the interview relaxed a lot, and the tension in Wang Cheng's heart disappeared.

"Wang, as a Chinese player, your birth has attracted the attention of many fans. Previously, the NBA also had Chinese players. For example, Yao, who is one of the strongest centers in my mind; For example, Yi's performance as a rookie was also amazing.

But they have one thing in common: they're both interior players. And the outside players produced by Huaxia, such as Sun... Yue, my pronunciation is correct, right? His NBA career has lacked bright spots.

So, what is your attitude towards your NBA prospects as a Chinese defender? Or rather, how do you position yourself? ”

Gina's first question is very in-depth, and it can be seen that she has some attention and research on Chinese players.

"That's a good question, and I'm going to have to think about it before I can answer it." Wang Cheng didn't expect such a sharp question to come up, he was silent for a moment, and then continued: "Yao Ming is my favorite Chinese player, I have watched him play a lot of games, and he has a very great performance in the NBA. Yi Jianlian is also a player I respect very much, maybe his style is not so suitable for the NBA, but if you have followed Huaxia's games in the international arena, you can know how strong Yi is. ”

Wang Cheng first talked about his opinion of the two Huaxia insiders, and Gina nodded as she listened, obviously agreeing with Wang Cheng's statement.

In fact, not only Sun Yue has been in the NBA, but also Liu Wei. Admittedly, they didn't do much in the NBA, but it was their role as pioneers that made more 'little men' like me dare to fantasize about one day being in the NBA. ”

Wang Cheng did not deny the inaction of Sun and Liu in the NBA, but still affirmed their pioneering role without humility or arrogance.

"As a junior, I can be regarded as standing on the shoulders of giants. Because of seniors like Yao who proved to the world that Huaxia can produce good players, I can get such an opportunity. Therefore, I feel that I have the ability and obligation to open up new territories and show new possibilities for future generations. ”

Speaking of this, Wang Cheng didn't have any joking smile on his face, and said seriously and seriously: "I want to prove that yellow people can also make good guards!" As for how I position myself. My goal is much more than just being the best rookie, I would say MVP, championships. ”

“...”

Silent....

Obviously, Wang Cheng's ambition stunned Gina, who was sitting opposite.

She looked at Wang Cheng with wide eyes, obviously not expecting that he, who had always been modest and showy, would say such a goal.

"Yes, King. To be honest, I'm a little skeptical that it's you sitting in front of me. But you have such self-confidence, such great ambition, and as a Lakers fan, I'm very happy. Gina, a veteran journalist, quickly recovered from the shock.

"Next question: Wang, you spent your college career in Cleveland, which is relatively remote, and now as a newcomer, you have come to a big city like Los Angeles, will you be a little uncomfortable in the face of such a change?"