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From Angelina Jolie to Kendrick Lamar to Michael Jordan and Elliot Page: Here are eight celebrities born in the Year of the Rabbit Read More
Even major political controversies have failed to dampen the enthusiasm of China’s huge — and growing — NBA fanbase.
The history of basketball in China goes back further than you may realize. Maybe that explains why the NBA has become such a sticking point for young viewers, who often tacitly boycott the CBA in favor of the American league. Even distinctly American cultural products associated with the NBA, like hip hop and streetball, are finding their place in China’s basketball wave.
Our latest Edition, “NBA in China,” explores that wave, and the spread of NBA culture which shows no signs of slowing down — only on RADII.co.
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#Chinese New Year
From Angelina Jolie to Kendrick Lamar to Michael Jordan and Elliot Page: Here are eight celebrities born in the Year of the Rabbit Read More
#Jeremy Lin
#AAPI
The Stronger Together Collaborative is a joint initiative between former NBA star Jeremy Lin and The Asian American Foundation that supports AAPI youth organizations in New York City Read More
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‘38 At The Garden’ examines the phenomenon of Linsanity and the cultural impact of Jeremy Lin 10 years later, against the backdrop of a rise in anti-Asian violence amid the Covid-19 pandemic Read More
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The Chinese-American basketball star will be joining the Loong Lions after a tumultuous season with the Beijing Ducks Read More