I was scrolling through my phone during lunch break yesterday, half-watching a CBA highlights compilation while waiting for my takeout, when Guo Ailun’s interview popped up. There was something about the way he said ‘my only wish is to play more basketball’ that made me pause my video – right when my noodles arrived, steam fogging up my glasses.
He was talking about completing his physical tests for the new season, but what struck me was the raw honesty in his voice. ‘I’ll enjoy the process and happiness of playing basketball,’ he said, ‘enjoy the joy of victory, the joy of winning again after failure, the joy of making every good play on the court.’ The audio was slightly crackly, probably recorded on a court-side microphone, but you could hear the genuine emotion beneath the professional athlete speak.
It reminded me of my cousin back in Toronto – he used to play college basketball until a knee injury ended his career. Last time we video-called, he was trying to watch CBA games from his apartment, constantly dealing with buffering and regional blocks. ‘Remember when we could just turn on the TV and watch any game?’ he sighed, the pixelated video making his frustrated expression even more pronounced.
Guo’s words about cherishing limited time hit differently when you’re watching from thousands of miles away. That moment when he makes an incredible play? My cousin usually misses it because the stream freezes at the worst possible times. The shared excitement of watching live sports becomes this complicated dance with VPNs and hoping the connection holds.
What Guo said about enjoying every good play – isn’t that what we’re all chasing? Whether it’s basketball, music, or that new drama everyone’s talking about, we just want to experience these moments fully, without technological barriers interrupting the flow.
After reading Guo’s interview, I texted my cousin: ‘Remember why we fell in love with basketball in the first place?’ He replied with a crying-laughing emoji: ‘Yeah, but I’d love it more if I could actually WATCH it properly.’ How about you? What’s that one thing you wish you could enjoy without all the technical headaches?
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