易建联采访英文原稿
1 CHN - Yi: “China can fight for a
medal”
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NEW YORK ( NBA/ Olympics) - After their first-ever NBA title last season, the Dallas
Mavericks made some squad adjustments, adding players like Yi Jianlian to the team.
The 24-year-old forward, now in his fifth NBA season, signed a one-year contract with the
Mavericks last January after helping the Chinese national team to gain a spot in the next
Olympic Games and spending a short spell during the lockout playing for the Guangdong
Southern in the Chinese League.
Before London’s tournament, Yi will do his best to help the Mavericks defend the title they
clinched last year after the epic NBA Finals against the Miami Heat.
That will be this season’s main challenge for a team that went through some important
changes in their roster since last June.
As soon as the lockout ended, the Mavericks lost key players from last season’s winning
line-up such as Tyson Chandler – the Mavs’ 2010-2011 starting center and a member of
the USA’s preliminary squad in this summer’s London Olympics- was traded to the New
York Knicks and Puerto Rican guard José Juan Barea left for the Minnesota
Timberwolves.
However, by recruiting veterans like forwards Lamar Odom and Vince Carter, the team led
by German superstar Dirk Nowitzki is still in the run for the title this season.
2 After recovering from a knee injury that obliged him to play two games for the Texas
Legends of the D-League right after signing for the Mavericks, Yi is trying to get into the
reigning champions’ rotation.
caught up with Yi Jianlian to talk about his season so far and his perspective for
next summer’s Olympic games.
FIBA: Yi Jianlian, how is the experience so far with the Mavericks since you arrived last
January?
Yi: I’m very happy to play for the Dallas Mavericks. It’s one of the best teams in the NBA
and I’m proud to wear this jersey. I feel lucky to play for the reigning champions. I arrived
in Dallas with a knee injury, but now I feel a lot better physically. I’m working hard to
improve my game and try to help the team whenever I’m on the court. I’m really enjoying
the experience.
FIBA: After winning the title last year, the team has been irregular since the start of the
season.
Yi: Yes, but there are still a lot of games to play before the end of the regular season. The
roster changed a lot since last year but we also had some problems with injuries. For
example, Jason Kidd, one of our key players, has missed more than ten games due to a
physical problem. Also, as our team is one of the oldest in the NBA, we probably need
more time to get things going on. We still have a lot of work to do before going to the
playoffs, but I’m pretty confident for the rest of the season.
FIBA: Do you think that the Mavs can still be considered a contender for the title this
season?
3 Yi: Yes, sure. Some people say that our team is getting older, but I think that we can win
the ring again. Even if the team has changed a bit since last year, we’re still among the
best in the league.
How many teams in the NBA have players like Jason Kidd, Dirk Nowitzki, Vince Carter,
Jason Terry in their roster? Not that many. A lot of people were surprised by the fact that
the Mavericks won the championship last year, but not me. With the group of players we
have, we can win the ring again.
FIBA: How does it feel to play with future NBA Hall of famers such as Dirk Nowitzki and
Jason Kidd?
Yi: It is so great to practice and play with two of the best players in the NBA. Dirk Nowitzki
and Jason Kidd are part of the history of this sport. I’m learning a lot from them. They
know the game so well.
Honestly, they make basketball so simple that you improve your game just by watching
them play. Apart from being very good players, Dirk and Jason are also great teammates.
They have been helping me a lot since I arrived in Dallas.
FIBA: You signed a one-year contract with the Mavs. What is your goal for this season?
Yi: First, I will try to do my best to help the team win the championship again. The other
goal is to try to get into the rotation. Even if our roster has plenty of talented players, I’ll
work as hard as I can to be an important player on the team. I have to prove to the Mavs’
staff that I deserve to be in here.
FIBA: Speaking of goals, another one is to lead the Chinese national team in London next
summer. What is your expectation for the Olympics?
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Interviewer: Hey there, congratulations on winning the
Olympic gold medal! How do you feel right now?
Champion: Thanks! I feel like I'm on top of the world,
you know? It's just an incredible feeling to have achieved
this.
Interviewer: So, what was going through your mind when
you were competing?
Champion: Honestly, I was just trying not to trip over
my own feet! But seriously, I was focused on giving it my
all and not letting the pressure get to me.
Interviewer: Did you have any good luck charms or
rituals that you followed before the competition?
Champion: Well, I did have this lucky pair of socks
that I wore, but I think it was more about the mental preparation than anything else.
Interviewer: And how do you plan to celebrate this
victory?
Champion: I think I'm just going to eat a whole lot of
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and philanthropy. In this interview, we delve into his
perspectives on basketball, leadership, and his endeavors
beyond the game.
Q: You’ve had an illustrious career in basketball,
both in the NBA and internationally. How has the sport
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STUDENT NUMBER: A12120272 NAME: Shilei CLASS: English
1202
Inorder to find out what the life it was in the past in China, I
intervewed a grangpa in our shool’s little park, who is at about
his 60s.Q(Question): Hello, nice to meet you.Thank you for
accepting my interview.A(Answer): Nice to meet you too.Q: Em,
you look like about at 60s, right? Would you like to tell me when
people mostly used bikes? A:Yeah, I was born in 1953 and I’m
61years old now.Actually, you know China was been named of
“The Kingdom of Bicycle” in the past.I remember my grandpa
told me that bicycle was introduced in China in the late 19th
century.Then in 1960s, 1970s, when I was a young man, bicycle
along with sewing machine and watch became the necessary
three-major-items of marriage.Bicycle became really popular in
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Interviewer: Welcome to our show, Commander Jones. It's
an honor to have you here today.
Commander Jones: Thank you for having me. It's a
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Interview with Yao Ming。
Reporter: Good afternoon, Yao Ming. Thank you for
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Yao Ming: Good afternoon. It's my pleasure to be here.
Reporter: Let's start with your early years. What was
it like growing up in China and how did you first become
interested in basketball?
Yao Ming: Well, I was born and raised in Shanghai,
China. I come from a family of basketball players, so the
sport was always a big part of my life. I started playing
basketball at a young age and quickly fell in love with the
game.
Reporter: When did you realize that you had the
potential to become a professional basketball player?
Yao Ming: I think it was during my teenage years when I
started to grow significantly taller than my peers. I began
to attract attention from coaches and scouts who saw my
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STUDENT NUMBER: A12120272
NAME: Shilei
CLASS: En glish 1202
Ino rder to find out what the life it was in the past in Chin a, I in
tervewed a gran gpa in our shool ' little park, who is at about his 60s.
Q(Question): Hello, nice to meet you. Thank you for accepting my in
terview.
A(An swer): Nice to meet you too.
Q: Em, you look like about at 60s, right? Would you like to tell
me whe n people mostly used bikes?
A:Y eah, I was born in 1953 and I 'm 61years old now. Actually, you know
Chi na was bee n n amed of The Kin gdom of Bicycle ” in the past. I
remember my grandpa told me that bicycle was in troduced in Chi na in the
late 19 th ce ntury. The n in 1960s, 1970s, whe n I was a young man,
bicycle along with sew ing mach ine and watch became the necessary three-major-items of marriage. Bicycle became really popular in the 1980s, it was the most important and most universal vehicle at that moment, the
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