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林书豪的英语作文Title: The Inspiring Journey of Jeremy Lin。
Jeremy Lin, a basketball phenomenon who has captivated the hearts of sports enthusiasts worldwide, has emerged as a beacon of hope and perseverance. His story is a testament to the power of dedication, hard work, and the never-give-up spirit.Born in California to Taiwanese immigrant parents, Lin faced numerous challenges in his early life. Basketball was not a traditional sport in his family, but his love for the game was evident from a young age. Despite the initial lack of support and resources, he persevered, honing his skills through countless hours of practice and dedication.His journey to the NBA was anything but conventional. After being overlooked by many college basketball programs, he eventually found a home at Harvard University. There, he proved his worth, leading the team to unprecedented heightsand earning numerous accolades. However, the road to the NBA remained uncertain. Despite his stellar college career, Lin faced skepticism and doubts about his ability to translate his game to the next level.But Lin was not deterred. He persevered, using his determination and hard work to overcome adversity. In 2010, he signed with the Golden State Warriors as an undraftedfree agent. However, his journey was not without challenges. He was often relegated to the bench, facing limited playing time and opportunities. But Lin never gave up, continuingto work hard and improve his game.His breakthrough moment finally came in 2012。
林书豪简介英文作文英文回答：Jeremy Lin, born on August 23, 1988, in Torrance, California, is an American-Taiwanese basketball player currently playing for the Guangzhou Loong Lions of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA).Lin's journey to the NBA was an unconventional one. Despite a stellar high school career at Palo Alto High School, he was not recruited by any major college basketball programs. He eventually attended Harvard University, where he set several school records and became one of the most decorated players in Ivy League history.Undrafted after graduating from Harvard, Lin signed a free agent contract with the Golden State Warriors in 2010. However, he was waived by the team after just a few games. Lin then played briefly for the New York Knicks' D-League affiliate, the Erie BayHawks, before being called up to theKnicks' main roster in 2011.Lin's breakthrough moment came during the 2011-2012 season, known as "Linsanity." Starting in place of an injured Carmelo Anthony, Lin led the Knicks to several upset victories, including a 38-point performance against the Los Angeles Lakers. He became a global sensation, inspiring countless Asian-American athletes and basketball fans around the world.After a brief stint with the Houston Rockets, Lin signed with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2014. He has since played for several other teams, including the Charlotte Hornets, Brooklyn Nets, Atlanta Hawks, and Toronto Raptors. In 2019, he became the first NBA player of Asian descent to win a championship as a member of the Toronto Raptors.In addition to his NBA career, Lin has played for the Chinese Taipei national basketball team in international competitions. He has also been involved in various philanthropic endeavors, including the Jeremy Lin Foundation, which supports educational and athleticopportunities for underprivileged youth.中文回答：林书豪，1988年8月23日出生于美国加利福尼亚州托伦斯，是一名美国台湾篮球运动员，目前效力于中国男子篮球职业联赛（CBA）广州龙狮队。
相信大家都喜欢看篮球比赛，我们都有自己喜欢的篮球队员，就像我喜欢艾弗森一样，但是他比较悲惨，但是因为我是中国人，所以我要给大家介绍一位新秀，现在请允许我隆重介绍林书豪I believe that everyone likes watching basketball game, we all have our own likes basketball player, just like I love Iverson, but he is more pathetic, because I'm Chinese, so I want to give you a rookie, now please allow me to introduce Jeremy Lin林书豪生于美国，长于美国，他的父母曾经是中国人，是在70年代移民到美国的，其实并非像nba中的许多黑人球员一样，林书豪当时并么有吧篮球看成自己的毕生事业，而只是想着打打在做打算，在大学快要毕业时，我真的很想打篮球。
我想先试打一年。
当时我觉得如果我不做的话会后悔一辈子。
对我而言这是我喜爱做的事。
我就先打一年，看看前面的路该怎么走。
很感恩能打进NBA。
现在我想要一直打，能打多久就打多久。
Jeremy Lin was born in the United States, longer than the USA, his parents were Chinese, is in 70 time of immigrants to the United States, not like NBA many black players, Jeremy Lin did not go basketball as the cause of their life, and just thinking about playing in the plan," In the University 's graduation, I really want to play basketball. I would like to try to play a year. At that time I thought that if I don't do it i will'regret forever. To me, this is what I love to do. I'll play a year, have a look ahead the way. Very grateful to reach the NBA. Now I want to fight, can hit how long hit how long.2006年，林书豪把他的简历和包含他集锦的DVD寄给了所有常春藤联盟的学校，但加利福尼亚大学伯克利分校和斯坦福大学并不愿意提供体育奖学金，他最终选择了能打上主力位置的哈佛大学。
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林书豪(Jeremy Shu-How Lin)是一位美国NBA职业篮球运动员。
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1.美籍华人(American-born Chinese)，生日：1988年8月23日，喜爱打篮球。
2. 毕业于哈佛大学，是NBA史上首位美籍华裔球员。
3. 2011年为尼克斯队(the New York Knicks)效力一年后加入休斯敦火箭队(the Houston Rockets)。
林书豪打破多项NBA纪录。
4. 他每天不断的锻炼他的篮球技能，因为他相信只要不断练习就能取得成功。
5. 他是最棒的是我们的骄傲。
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We have a Linner我们有小林NEW YORKERS have always liked larger-than-life personalities in their sporting heroes. From Babe Ruth, who justified his earning more than the president because ―I had a better year than he did‖, to Joe Namath, who brazenly guarante ed an improbable Super Bowl victory and then delivered, a bit of bravado has always helped athletes get on the back pages of the Big Apple’s tabloids. There will be no such boasting from Jeremy Lin, the city’s newest sensation. Soft-spoken and a devout Christian, the New York Knicks’ new starting point guard has openly speculated that his career might end up ―terrible‖, and attributes all his success to God.But New Yorkers also like an underdog, and Mr Lin has taken a remarkably improbable route to sporting stardom. The child of Taiwanese immigrants, neither of whom stood taller than 1.68m (five feet, six inches), Mr Lin grew to be 1.91m and starred on his high-school basketball team in California. No university would offer him an athletic scholarship. Fortunately, Mr Lin was also studious enough to be admitted to Harvard. He soon proved wrong the coaches at universities with far stronger basketball programmes by excelling for the Crimson. He was twice named one of the five best players in the Ivy League, a group of eight academically prestigious universities.Yet after graduating with an economics degree in 2010, he was passed over once again. None of the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) 30 teams chose him in their annual draft of amateur players. Two different clubs wound up signing him, but both dropped him without giving him meaningful playing time.Struggling to stay in the league, Mr Lin—who has considered becoming a pastor once his playing days are over—signed a contract with the Knicks. He barely played until this month. But when Mike D’Antoni, New York’s coach, gave him a chance at last on February 4th, he did not disappoint. Coming off the bench late in the first quarter, he erupted for 25 points, five rebounds, and seven assists—a typical game for an $18m-a-year superstar like Dwyane Wade, not a no-name journeyman. The Knicks won easily.Any player can pull off a single big game. But Mr Lin has not let up. Mr D’Antoni had him start the next game, and Mr Lin outdid himself, leading the team in scoring (with 28 points) and assists (with eight). New York won again. On February 8th he returned to the starting lineup, and posted 23 points and a career-high ten assists in a third consecutive Knicks victory.In the space of five days, Mr Lin has gone from a little-known curiosity to the toast of the town. He is coming up on 70,000 Twitter followers and over 130,000 Facebook likes. He has been the subject of profiles in the New York Times and ESPN. A raphomage to him has even surfaced on YouTube. Move over, teammates Carmelo Anthony and Amar’e Stoudemire, and the recently crowned 2012 Super Bowl champion New York Giants as well. New York has been gripped by an outbreak of viral #Linsanity.Mr Lin’s rise raises two issues for close observers of the league. The first is whether his talent could have been spotted earlier, and if so, whether that means that inefficiencies still exist in the NBA’s labour market for savvy teams to exploit. Might a character based on Mr Lin star one day in a basketball-focused remake of ―Moneyball‖, last year’s film about a baseball team that succeeds by identifying underappreciated players?Daryl Morey, the Houston Rockets’ general manager and the NBA’s closest counterpart to the protagonist of ―Moneyball‖, is sceptical.―People put him in the bucket of a small-school performer,‖ he says, implying that NBA clubs might unfairly ignore athletes who played for universities not known for their basketball teams. Mr Lin is the first NBA player to have attended an Ivy League school since 2003, and the league’s first Harvard graduate since 1954. ―But for every Jeremy Lin,‖ continues Mr Morey, who let Mr Lin go six weeks ago, ―I can give you a hundred guys who performed at that level of competition and didn’t make it. No one could predict the heights he has gotten to.‖ And despite the hype, Mr Lin has starred for all of three games. He could easily start to struggle once opposing defences familiarise themselves with him and adapt their strategies to contain him, probably by forcing him to take longer shots than he is accustomed to.The second question is whether he is likely to draw increased attention to the sport from other Asian-Americans, and perhaps shatter some racial stereotypes along the way. Although Yao Ming was the league’s first Asian star, Asian-Americans only partially embraced him as their own. He grew up in China rather than in the United States. And at 2.29m, he is too much of a physical outlier for most fans to relate to.Mr Lin’s modesty and academic pedigree conf orm to mainstream perceptions of Asian-Americans. But his profile as a player does not. Some of the aspects of the game where he is weakest, such as long-distance shooting, are those that require the most practice and repetition. In contrast, his court vision, which enables him to execute precise passes in traffic, and his killer crossover dribble and powerful dunks, which recall Allen Iverson at his best, are usually seen as ―innate‖ skills that historically have been associated with black players.Jackie Robinson’s first Major League Baseball (MLB) game in 1947 was a key step towards the African-American civil rights movement a decade later. In the 1980s, Fernando Valenzuela’s success for MLB’s Los Angeles Dodgers helped Hispanic Americans emerge as a soc ial and political force. America’s third-biggest minority group may at last have found an athlete to announce their presence to the rest of thecountry with authority.NEW YORKERS have always liked larger-than-life personalities in their sporting heroes. From Babe Ruth, who justified his earning more than the president because ―I had a better year than he did‖, to Joe Namath, who brazenly guaranteed an improbable Super Bowl victory and then delivered, a bit of bravado has always helped athletes get on the back pages of the Big Apple’s tabloids. There will be no such boasting from Jeremy Lin, the city’s newest sensation. Soft-spoken and a devout Christian, the New York Knicks’ new starting point guard has openly speculated that his career might end up ―terrible‖, and attributes all his success to God.纽约人总是欣赏那些性格中带着不羁霸气的体育英雄。
林书豪A Raising StarJeremy Lin, one of the most popular basketball players in NBA, plays for New York Knicksand leads his team to win, although he was fired by the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets. Jeremy Lin is a Chinese-American, who was born on August 23, 1988 in California, U.S.A.. He graduated from Harvard University, majoring in economics with a minor in sociology. During the school, he led Harvard University basketball team won the Ivy League group champion. After that, he signed with the Golden State Warriors and became the first Harvard University student to enter NBA since 1953 and the first Chinese –Americanplayer in NBA.林书豪，虽然曾被金州勇士队和休士顿火箭队开除，但他是NBA中最受欢迎的篮球运动员之一，他效力于纽约尼克斯队并领导他的球队取得胜利，林书豪是美籍华裔，出生于1988年8月23日，美国的加利福尼亚。
他毕业于哈佛大学，主修经济学，副修社会学。
在校期间，他领导哈佛大学篮球队赢得了常春藤联盟组冠军。
在那之后，他与金州勇士队签约,成为哈佛大学自1953年以来第一个进入NBA的学生,也是第一个在NBA的美籍华裔球员。
