NBA official report Wenban Yama China Tour: Leave footprints on the Great Wall Shaolin Temple practice is definitely not a simple vacation

On June 12, Spurs star Wenban Yama's recent trip to China attracted heated discussions from the media and fans. In response to this, the NBA official website published a special article reporting on the matter, which talked about Wenban Yama's trip to Shaolin Temple, and said that Wenban Yama's trip to China is definitely not just a vacation. The title of

NBA official website uses "Wenban Yama's Chinese Journey, Shaolin Temple Practice, and the Great Wall to leave footprints." and says that Wenban Yama's Chinese Journey is not just a vacation. Wenban Yama is currently practicing for an estimated 10-day practice in a Shaolin Temple in Zhengzhou, China. The temple welcomes visitors to learn Zen meditation, Shaolin Kung Fu, Traditional Chinese Medicine, etc. NBA China officially confirmed that Wenban Yama was in the temple, and some Chinese media also confirmed his whereabouts with the temple itself, and he will stay here for 10 days.

However, although Vinban Yama's behavior is very hidden, this "secret" has spread through other social media channels. This week, some Wenban Yamas shaved their heads (his hair was not shaved when he arrived in China) and wearing robes similar to other monks began to circulate widely. One of the photos shows Wenban Yama sitting on a Chinese chair facing multiple Buddha statues.

Wenban Yama is expected to return to the United States in the coming weeks and will likely join the Spurs in the NBA Summer League next month in Las Vegas. Wenban Yama led the NBA blocks in the regular season this season, although his season ended early in February, shortly after his first All-Star debut, due to a deep vein thrombosis in the right shoulder (DVT). The Spurs hope that he can come back to compete at the start of next season, and the French national team also expressed their desire to represent the motherland in the European Championship this summer.

Wenban Yama was NBA Rookie of the Year last season and was widely regarded as one of the leaders in the competition for the defense player of the year this season. He made 403 three-pointers this season and sent 176 blocks - a player in NBA history has never reached such a data combination in a single season. When he was diagnosed with a deep vein thrombosis, he averaged 24.3 points, 11 rebounds, 3.8 blocks and 3.7 assists per game.

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