Chen Jianghua

Basketball player for Guangdong Southern Tigers

Chen Jianghua - Basketball player for Guangdong Southern Tigers
Born

March 12th, 1989
36 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

China

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Born in 1989, played professional basketball in China. Started career with Guangdong Southern Tigers and contributed to team's success in the Chinese Basketball Association. Played for the national team and participated in international competitions, helping enhance the profile of basketball in China.

Won several CBA championships with Guangdong Southern Tigers

Represented China in international tournaments

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