What is the saddest thing about the NBA for you?

As the professional basketball league in the United States, the NBA has countless basketball stars emerging. There will be championships every year and MVPs every year. But behind the laughter, there are many things that are disappointing. The story of lonely people. The first is always remembered, but the second and third are forgotten. Although the champion is happy, there are also many plots that make people sad and lonely.

2020 is a year prone to disasters. During this year, neither natural disasters nor epidemics have dampened people's belief in basketball. But one day, the great basketball player Kobe Bryant lost his life due to a helicopter crash. Kobe is the greatest basketball player in the world, and he is also my idol in the NBA. Because of Kobe, I love basketball, and because of Kobe, I have gone further and further on the road to basketball. But on that day, he suddenly passed away at four o'clock in the morning. This was the most painful thing in the entire history of the NBA!

Kobe Bryant’s accident shocked the whole world. The NBA held a three-minute silence for him, and the incident was also broadcast on CCTV. I watched this news for a long time. I couldn't sleep, and I felt very confused. I kept looking for news on the Internet, hoping that it was fake news, but I also hoped that a miracle would happen. I hope he can live in this world, but everything is true and nothing will change. My idol Kobe Bryant has left this world forever. Kobe is a symbol of an era, the most powerful person of that era in the entire NBA. When he won the MVP in 2008, he introduced me to the NBA. I fell in love with basketball.

Have you ever seen Los Angeles at four o'clock in the morning? This is what Kobe Bryant said, and it is also a huge motivation to inspire young people of our generation, but it is such a symbol of the times, spiritually The great man has left this world forever and will never see us again. My heart and the hearts of the world are saddened. In the end, I just hope that heaven still has basketball.