1. Infinite and self-affirming mentality: "I can do anything."

2. I am not afraid of failure. I'm willing to take risks and make clutch throws and do other things.

3. I am just lucky and I am grateful for everything! This is my belief in competition and standing up.

4. Confidence and firm determination: "Every day when I get up, I believe I can succeed."

5. For basketball, family means more. What matters most is your family and the love you have for each other.

6. I often tell others that the best version of yourself is to do your own thing. You don’t have to live in someone else’s story.

7. The necessity of continuous improvement: "I can become better. I have not reached my limit in shooting."

8. I will continue to train. , until you shoot the ball too fast for comfort, so the rest of the game looks slower.

9. Facing pressure: "I have never been afraid of critical moments. I will panic in my heart, I will be nervous and anxious, but these are good signs that I am ready."

< p> 10. Make sure you live in the moment and do your best every day. I hope I can inspire people, which is to be yourself, stay humble, and be grateful for the good fortune in your life.

11. There is no doubt that I like playing basketball. My grandmother was always my commentator and she would score points for me. As soon as I hit a decisive goal, I'll run over and give her a high-five.

12. On the basketball court, whenever I hit the ball or pass the ball, I would beat my chest and point to the sky. It’s a small gesture from me that symbolizes my heart being filled with God. My mom and I came up with this when I was in college to remind me who I was playing for when I was playing.

13. Sometimes people think that to be successful, you must have special prerequisites or crazy life experiences. But the truth is, no matter your current situation, what you need is faith in God, an undying passion for what you have chosen, and a mindset that won't stop until you reach your goals.

14. Once you take the time to figure out what your dreams are and what you really want, no matter what the field, you have to realize that you have a lot to accomplish. You want to be the hardest worker in your career so that you can be successful. At the same time, you must be passionate about your work. For me, basketball is my dream and that’s why I’m successful.

15. I have always been the youngest kid on the basketball team. When I was 14, I didn't have enough strength to shoot over my head, so I shot poorly. I spent three months over the summer rebuilding my shoot, and it was the worst three months of my life. You might think basketball would be easy for me. But the truth is, even in high school, I wasn't ranked. No one knocked on my door and said, please come and learn to play ball.