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The Problems and Solutions for Chinese Basketball Association
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Abstract
Under the background of the slow and lack of development of Chinese basketball, Chinese basketball fans are so desperate to get better performances in national games like the Olympics. Now, the Chinese National Basketball Team (National Team in the later content) is only ranking 4th in Asia and 28th in the world. Almost all players in the National Team are selected by the league called Chinese Basketball Association (CBA), which is the finest and most well-known basketball league in China, and also is the first choice for most professional Chinese basketball players. Although it is the finest basketball league in China, there are still various problems existing. These problems have a strong and negative effect on the National Team. So this paper mainly points out three problems now existing in CBA: (1) the influx of talented players is not enough, (2) the problems of referees and players, and (3) lack of humanistic concerns. Then, give out the solutions of making policies, setting up players’ associations, organizing more competitions, considering social problems, and helping more poor children with basketball dreams.
Keywords
Basketball, CBA, Referees, Humanistic care
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Li,J. (2024). The Problems and Solutions for Chinese Basketball Association. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,38,21-26.
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