The Girl Who Wouldn't Bow

The Girl Who Wouldn't Bow

Most of the fans from all over the world were Wang Yi's fans.

After all, between South Korea and China, Wang Yi was by far the most famous.

His performance in this year's Playoffs and Finals had won him countless fans.

Although he still had nowhere near as many fans as James or Curry, he had already gained far more than most other players.

And thanks to Wang Yi, there were far more fans supporting China than South Korea at today's game.

There was also a special group of spectators in the stands.

The United States men's basketball team.

This year's United States team was packed with stars.

Curry, Durant, Devin Booker, Lillard, Harden, Middleton, Zion, Edwards, Towns...

In the past, China's strength had never been enough for them to consider the team a potential rival.

But with Wang Yi now on the roster, Popovich, head coach of the United States team, took China very seriously.

That was why he had brought the players to watch the game in person.

Before tip-off, six girls dressed in JK uniforms performed a song-and-dance routine.

From the announcement by the on-site DJ, Wang Yi and the others learned that they were a Korean girl group.

EVERGLOW.

After finishing their performance, the members of the group all turned toward the South Korean team.

They shouted in Korean three times:

"Wishing South Korea a great victory!"

"Wishing South Korea a great victory!"

"Wishing South Korea a great victory!"

As they did this, the Chinese players all frowned.

They couldn't understand what the girls were shouting, but they could more or less guess what it meant.

They were a Korean girl group, so there was nothing wrong with wishing South Korea a great victory.

But for the Chinese girl in the