What is the profile of the famous NBA commentator Su Qun?

Su Qun, male, Han nationality, born on August 26, 1968 in Wuxi, Jiangsu, graduated from the Department of International Journalism of the School of International Relations (Beijing), and is currently the general manager of the "Basketball Herald".

Since 1992, he has worked in the International Department and Basketball Department of China Sports News.

Since 1993, he has been a guest and consultant for CCTV basketball broadcasters.

Since 1996, he has been covering NBA games on the spot, and is the first written reporter in China to cover NBA games on the spot.

Since 2000, he has worked in the basketball department of Sports Weekly. In 2004, he founded the "Basketball Herald" and served as the general manager.

Su Qun: Director of the Basketball Department of Sports Weekly, born on August 26, 1968 in Wuxi, Jiangsu, has covered many NBA Finals, All-Star Game and Olympic Games and other large-scale competitions, and is a famous basketball commentator. Graduation:

Wuxi No. 1 Middle School: Department of International Journalism, School of International Relations.

It's pretty much the same upstairs, I'll add:

Since 1992, he has worked in the International Department and Ball Department of China Sports News, and since 1993, he has served as a guest and consultant for CCTV basketball broadcasters. Since 1996, he has been covering NBA games on the spot, and is the first text reporter in China to cover NBA games on the spot.

Since 2000, he has worked in the basketball department of Sports Weekly.

In 2004, he founded the "Basketball Herald" and served as the general manager.

It's even better, the current NBA is breaking more and more traditions, such as the Warriors' 5-small lineup, big men such as thick eyebrows, Towns, Embiid, this type of three-point control is proficient in all kinds of interior footsteps, long-distance three-pointers are becoming more and more common, and now the dual-energy position is becoming more and more popular, and it is rare to see traditional point guards.

In the past, the NBA mainly played the inside, and each team that won the championship must have a dominant inside, starting from the era of the Joe gang leader, when the Bulls had Jordan, Pippen, and Rodman's strong combination of the big three to win three consecutive championships and the help of Rodman's rebounding monster, and then the Spurs won a championship, and there were Duncan and David Robinson's strong twin towers, followed by the era of the OK combination, when the first center O'Neal, the first center who made the league frightened, also won a triple championship, Then there is the Pistons' bad boy army, the twin towers of Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace also made the Lakers F4 collapse and win a championship, and then the Spurs Duncan in '05, the Heat O'Neal Mourning in '06, Garnett and Perkins of the Celtics in '07, Gasol and Bynum of the Lakers in '08-09, Nowitzki and Tyson Chandler of the Mavericks in '10, Bosh of the Heat in '11-12, and Duncan of the Spurs in '13. By the 14th year of the Warriors' death of the five small, since then the traditional lineup has been broken, and the league has more and more five small lineups.

And everyone's opinion is different.