Han Xu, born on October 31, 1999 in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, is a professional female basketball player in China, a member of the National Youth Basketball Team, and a center, playing for the New York Liberties.
In p>218, he joined Xinjiang Tianshan Team and started his career in WCBA.
On April 11th, 219, in the 219 WNBA draft, Han Xu was selected by the New York Freedoms in the 14th overall pick and started his WNBA career.
On August 3th, 221, Han Xu signed a contract with WCBA Sichuan Yuanda Melo Women's Basketball Team.
On September 1st, 218, Han Xu won the women's basketball championship of the 218 Asian Games in Jakarta.
in p>221, Han Xu was selected into the list of women's basketball athletes of China Sports Delegation in the 22 Tokyo Olympic Games.
In p>222, Han Xu won the runner-up in the Women's Basketball World Cup with China.
Han Xu's early experience
In p>211, Han Xu entered Ma Ban, a middle school affiliated to Tsinghua University, to study basketball.
On April 26th, 217, in the 216-217 China High School Women's Basketball League, Tsinghua High School Affiliated to Tsinghua University defeated Changsha Yali Middle School 74-49 to win the championship trophy, and Han Xu won the MVP (Most Valuable Player) title of this competition.
In the p>217 National Games, Han Xu represented Shandong in the women's youth team, averaging 18 points, 7.8 rebounds and 2.7 blocked shots.