Martin's mocking of Jeremy Lin caused a heated discussion, but I didn't know that the same incident happened a long time ago. Marbury insulted Yao Ming (after all, the internet was underdeveloped at that time, and this incident didn't cause any waves in China). In 29, Marbury, who was in a down-and-out period, publicly provoked Yao Ming in a live video, in which he dribbled and shouted, "Someone was on the court.

However, Marbury later came to China to make money because he couldn't get along in the United States. Later, he even became a city hero in Beijing, and even the Chinese made a film of his own for him. Why was Marbury turned away from all NBA teams when he clearly had strength? Was it because of his personality? Marbury had a problem in new york. He often recorded videos, talked nonsense and scolded, and broadcast some incredible things live. Later, he came to China.

Before he came to cba, his reputation in the nba was already extremely poor. Many old teammates came out to make up for it. At that time, he did have the ability to stay in the nba, but no team wanted him or the price was extremely low. Only then did he think of coming to China to make money (the NBA was so inclusive that even Bowen, who was recognized as an unclean player, could survive in the NBA. )

Of course, Marbury doesn't dare to spray China any more now. After all, there is still money to be made when he comes to China to mix well. It's worthwhile for him to find fault again and insult Yao Ming because of discrimination. Now Marbury's life is in excellent condition, and spraying China again means that everything will go up in smoke. He is just racial discrimination, not a low IQ. Although I don't know if Marbury still has racial discrimination, after Jeremy Lin joined the Nets, Marbury's satirical remarks about Jeremy Lin caused quite a stir: "Can you start like Jeremy Lin?"

It's really a double-edged sword that people set this thing up. Whether Marbury is qualified to be the political commissar of Ma is still a matter of opinion.