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Cheng Chih-lung (basketball)

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1989โ€”Taiwan's best record in the tournament since its resumption of international sports participation in the mid-1980s. From then through 1999, Cheng played for the national team in various international tournaments and helped set the team's best records in all major tournaments in the region
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and score from various angles and distances. As a Hung Kuo Elephant, he became the then-highest-paid basketball player in Taiwan and was the cornerstone of the "Hung Kuo dynasty" from 1996 through 1998 when the team won three consecutive championships of Taiwan's professional
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by his American coach, John Nealon, due to his jumping ability, Cheng Chih-lung subsequently derived another nickname, "the Loach-Dragon" (ๆณฅ้ฐ้พ), from his shrewd playing style. A stable mid- and
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shooter, Cheng was also acclaimed for his smart offensive running, crafty moves, and great body coordination in the air that enabled him to "bore" through the defense like a slippery
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Under the arrangement of his sponsor Wang Jen-ta (็Ž‹ไบบ้”), the then-president of the executive board of the Republic of China Basketball Association (ไธญ่ฏๆฐ‘ๅœ‹็ฑƒ็ƒๅ”ๆœƒ) and a political ally of
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After the Taiwanese professional league, as well as his home club, the Hung Kuo Elephants, came to disbandment due to financial difficulties in 1999, Cheng moved to play for the
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to give birth to the Super Basketball League, which started to function in 2003. In the fifth season of the league's existence, Cheng Chih-lung accepted the commission to coach
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Under-18 Asian Championship. At the age of 19, he became the then-youngest player on the Chinese Taipei adult team and helped his team to a third-place finish in
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mostly in the last decade of the 20th century. During his prime, he was widely recognized as one of the best offensive players in
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In the capacity of legislator, nevertheless, Cheng Chih-lung was given the credit of working with the government's
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Cheng's biological father returned to the United States before Cheng was born. He was raised by his mother, of
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As a member of the Chinese Taipei youth team, teen-aged Cheng Chih-lung was two-time scoring champion in the
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in the amateur Division-A conference (็”ฒ็ต„่ฏ่ณฝ) where he ended his playing career in the following year (2001).
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and brought the losing team to an improved 15โ€“15 record in the 2009โ€“2010 season.
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for numerous times and to the FIBA Asian All-Star roster in 1998.
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Small forward
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Chinese Basketball Alliance
Chinese Basketball Association
People's Republic of China
Taipei County
Chinese Culture University
Taiwan Tobacco and Wine Monopoly Bureau
Flying Camel
McDonald's
Shanghai Sharks
Dacin Tigers
Taiwan Mobile Clouded Leopards
Jiangsu Dragons
Taiwan Mobile
Qingdao Eagles
Xinjiang Flying Tigers
Taoyuan Pauian Pilots
Kaohsiung 17LIVE Steelers
Chinese name
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Cheng
Legislative Yuan
Republic of China

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