After Wang Yi finished challenging Jordan, he rested for about half an hour.
During halftime, the Chinese band Gala performed their song "Young For You."
A master of Sichuan Opera face-changing also gave a live performance.
The audience got their fill of both the sights and the sounds.
They found the band's style of music very novel.
The face-changing performance, meanwhile, left them stunned.
How could someone change faces in the blink of an eye?
Next, Shaquille O'Neal challenged Jordan.
O'Neal was goofy, while Jordan was serious. The two of them facing off made for plenty of entertaining moments.
The rules stipulated that O'Neal had to score with dunks near the basket, while Jordan had to attack from mid-range.
In the end, they played to 11 points, and Jordan beat O'Neal 12–8.
O'Neal was getting on in years, after all. Making him finish every single shot with a dunk was a real challenge, and he missed his final dunk outright.
Jordan's shooting, on the other hand, was as steady as ever.
After the game, O'Neal had his assistant buy more than a hundred hamburgers and hand them out to the fans in attendance.
The fans got their fill of not only the sights and sounds, but also the food.
After filming the Shaq Challenge Show, Wang Yi set off for China.
On the third day after he left, the latest episode of the Shaq Challenge Show had already aired across the United States.
The Shaq Challenge Show was currently the third most-watched variety program in the United States.
With the promotional campaign announcing that Wang Yi and Jordan would appear in this episode, people were all the more eager to watch. Its view count quickly surpassed 500,000 after just two airings.
The United States wasn't like China, with its population