Which NBA players do you think have names like those of China people?

Generally, China's names are composed of 2-3 words, but now there are relatively few names with 4 words. NBA players have long names, but for convenience, they all have specific abbreviations, or just call their surnames or first names, such as Kobe Bryant? Kobe, we call him Kobe, LeBron? James, we call him James and James J.S.Wong.

And the names of some players, when we call them, happen to be the first words of common surnames in our country.

Duncan (tim duncan)

Tim. Duncan, we usually call him Duncan. If you didn't see his face, you might think it was the name of an China.

Howard (Dwight? Howard)

Howard of Warcraft also has a surname of China in his name? Huo? Word, if Howard is mentioned in front of NBA Xiaobai, the other person may think he is from China.

Chamberlain (Will? Chamberlain)

NBA legend, the famous Chamberlain also has a most popular name in China? Zhang? Word, the first time I heard this name, it felt like a China name.

Downs (Carl Anthony? Downs)

Downs, the 20 15 NBA No.1 pick, also looks like a China name. Even if you don't know him, you will feel quite cordial when you hear his name.

Feng lai (Noah? Feng lai)

Feng lai, who now plays for the new york Knicks in NBA, often appears in China's name, so it sounds like China's name.

Malone (Carl? Malone)

Postman Malone is also one of the NBA superstars. It is also interesting that there is also a table tennis player named Malone in China with the same name.

Malone (Moses? Malone)

Moses? Malone is also one of the top 50 NBA50 stars. His? Malone? The word "two" is quite familiar to us in China.

Hood (Rodney? Hood)

Hood, a typical China name, gives people the impression that it is the name of a China player.

Tommy Tam (Tommy Tam? Brooks)

Tommy Tam's second voice is very consistent with our culture. There is also a director named Tommy Tam in our country, although this is not his real name.