Some words from Jordan documentary the last dance to the sports legend

Before "The Last Dance" was released to tell those stories, many people were already looking for their own related memories - old fans recalled their past football watching days, and there were also young fans who were dedicated to discovering the stories behind the sneakers. Jordan's past. Everyone has different feelings and understandings of Jordan, and they also have different needs for content.

This 10-episode documentary tells the story of the moments before and after the Bulls team with Jordan as the core achieved great success, and related sports staff, players, coaches, managers, sports reporters at the time, etc. Appearing on camera, they vividly told this history.

In fact, Tencent Sports, the Jordan documentary broadcast platform, began broadcasting various Jordan game highlights a few weeks ago.

Covers his killer moments in college and classic moments in his career. It also combines various interviews, newspaper and book reviews and sneaker equipment programs to interpret Jordan's career from different angles and provide new and old players with Fans sent a wave of "memory killings".

The official broadcast of "The Last Dance" allows the audience to easily enter the 1990s and the basketball time related to Jordan.

At that time, China had gone through more than ten years of reform and opening up, and "market economy" and "integration with international standards" were the most popular slogans. The advancement of communication technology and the popularization of the Internet have not only shortened the distance between people, but also allowed more new things to be quickly spread and accepted by people.

The 1990s also happened to be the beginning of NBA globalization. A story that is always talked about is that in 1989, Stern personally went to China and waited for several hours at the door of CCTV before finally signing a broadcast agreement with CCTV. In 1994, the NBA officially began to be broadcast on CCTV and began to cultivate its own generation of fans.

It is precisely because of Stern's persistence that we have a visual feast for generations of fans. In contrast, I will not go into a long discussion of XH's stupidity. It is precisely because of Stern's overall view that we have Chinese basketball representatives like Yao Ming who are well-known in the basketball world, and it has also gradually allowed various sports companies to open up the huge Chinese sports market.

As for Jordan, the 1990s were the most glorious period of his career. During that decade, Jordan completed three consecutive championships twice, helped the American Dream Team win the Olympic gold medal, and made a sensational comeback after retirement. For the "earliest" NBA fans, Jordan was not only an important reason why they fell in love with basketball and the NBA, but also a spiritual force when they faced various situations in their lives.

In May 2004, Jordan came to China for the first time. From the moment he got off the plane, wherever Jordan went there were a large number of fans waiting for him, hoping to meet their idol. Jordan's schedule originally included an event scheduled to be held at the Dongdan Basketball Court in Beijing's basketball mecca. On that day, enthusiastic fans surrounded the basketball court, and many people climbed on the fence. The event was eventually canceled due to safety concerns. But it also reflects the passion of Chinese fans and the scale of Jordan's influence.

For fans born in the 60s, 70s and 80s, Jordan is the god of basketball and the embodiment of sportsmanship and competitive spirit. Jordan means to me the pursuit of perfection, the courage to take on heavy responsibilities, never giving up the pursuit of perfection and achieving it personally. Jordan is the ultimate idol on the sports field, making opponents despair and making fans crazy.

I look forward to this documentary telling more stories other than basketball, allowing everyone to understand the heart of God and the side close to ordinary people, and using the spirit of sports to inspire ordinary people to keep moving forward.

Jordan is the spiritual leader of several generations, making sports a language of communication between countries and races. Jordan allows sports stars to exist as real IPs. His textbook-like personal brand building complements the endorsement brands. Sparkling.

Many young people born in 1995 or 2000 only know the flying logo, but few of them understand how Jordan, who did not take off, faced setbacks and difficulties. This film shows the ups and downs of the heroic soul. journey.

As a basketball fan and a young man who loves shoes, I can’t help but think of the last words of Kobe Bryant’s retirement speech, mamba out, and I can’t help but think of the AJ14 that shoe fans call the last shot.

I will definitely be the first to watch such a wonderful documentary.

Classics last forever, Mr. Joe, the last dance, basketball forever.