Poster News Reporters Zheng Hao and Liu Bowen reported
On October 4 last year, Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium. When Zhang Zhenlin's last attack drifted and missed the mid-range shot, the score was finally fixed at 76:77. Facing the second team of the Philippines, the Chinese men's basketball team, which led almost the entire game, was reversed by its opponents at the last moment. It was the semi-finals of the Asian Games, and it was also the time when the whole team's promise that "the goal of the Hangzhou Asian Games was to win the gold medal" failed. I don't know how many Chinese fans felt miserable.
Zhang Zhenlin missed the winning goal
Like Chinese football in the same period, the coach of the Chinese men's basketball team is also a Serbian coach - there are joking voices from the outside saying that the Chinese men's basketball team's Djordjevic and the Chinese men's basketball team Jankovic. "Erqi" has become the "crouching dragon and phoenix chick" of the two major Chinese men's goals.
This time, let’s talk about football and basketball. CCTV has launched the documentary "Past Summer" about the defeat of the Chinese men's basketball team last year. We hope that this self-exposed film can become the Chinese version of "14 Seconds of Silence".
In-depth analysis
Those 14 seconds will not be passed by chance
At the 2018 World Cup in Russia, the Japanese men's football team, the number one in Asia, met Belgium, the number one in the world at the time. The score of 2-0 at halftime allows the outside world to imagine how harmonious the atmosphere in the locker room of the Japanese men's football team was at that time.
In the second half, there are unexpected events. The powerful Belgium quickly used high-altitude bombing to equalize the score. As time passed, the two sides came to injury time. At the last moment, the Japanese team took a corner kick and was counterattacked by Belgium. From the counterattack to the goal, the Red Devils took a total of 14 seconds.
It was in these 14 seconds that Belgium won the door to the top four of Japan
and became the classic "wall of sighs" in the hearts of Japanese animation fans. Just like the three black minutes of the national football team that nailed the national football soldiers to the pillar of shame, these 14 seconds have also become a nightmare for Japanese football. The only difference from China's handling of the incident at that time is that Japan specifically broadcast a documentary in 2019, and Japanese players and coaches also conducted a sincere review in front of the camera.
The full name of this more than 50-minute documentary is "The 14 Seconds That Silenced Japan."
The then coach Nishino Rō first apologized sincerely. He said that he only gave vague instructions to the team to "maintain the status quo" when leading 2-0, which caused the Japanese team's players to show up in the second half. A scenario where the opponent seizes the opportunity because the defense and offense are not unified.
Makoto Hasebe, who indirectly led to the loss of the ball at a critical moment in the game, also analyzed his own mentality and believed that he was too relaxed at the time. Veteran Yu Nagatomo summed up his experience. He believed that even if the team is sure of victory, it cannot relax for a moment on the court. It is this in-depth analysis by
that allowed the Japanese men's football team to still become the number one in Asia and "endorse" Asian football at the Qatar World Cup four years later. Although the "wall of sighs" has not yet been broken, they can still leave the West Asian venue with their heads held high.
Looking back is also looking forward
Only by remembering the feeling of pain can we move forward bravely
When Zhang Zhenlin missed the mid-range shot, the outside world carried out overwhelming criticism on this "proud man of heaven". The most classic comparison scene at that time was that of Yi Li, who was also in the intercontinental competition and also had the opportunity to choose a split dunk at the last moment. The reason why the two are compared is that the outside world suddenly discovered that the Chinese men's basketball team no longer dares to fight tough battles at critical moments.
In order to remember the pain of the past, the CCTV program "Past Summer" is launched today. Eight players of the Chinese men's basketball team, Djordjevic, and Chinese Basketball Association Chairman Yao Ming - ten episodes of the program, facing the past summer.
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Yu Jiatong, a well-known Chinese basketball commentator, and Hu Mingxuan, who had experienced this series at the time, appeared in front of the camera.
led throughout the game until the last 1 minute and 46 seconds of the game. When Hu Mingxuan missed two free throws and the score of the Chinese men's basketball team was still 76 points, the opponent made a three-pointer to make the Chinese men's basketball team miserable.
If Zhang Zhenlin's miss in the last attack was a matter of personal choice, then the ambiguity about who would execute the last attack was even more despairing. "It was an improvised response based on the first reaction." Hu Mingxuan said frankly.
missed the Paris Olympics and failed to reach the top podium at the Asian Games at home. Last summer did not seem to be friendly to the Chinese men's basketball team.
"All-round." Hu Mingxuan said when talking about the gap between Chinese men's basketball guards and world-class players.
"Recognize the gap and remember the pain." This sentence is touching but also full of helplessness.
I hope that this series can help the Chinese men's basketball team get out of the trough.
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