, the NBA regular season ushered in the final game, and the Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Dallas Mavericks 132-97 at home. In the game, Grizzlies guard Yuki Kawamura ushered in a highlight moment, handing over comprehensive data of 12 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, contributing to the team's victory.

What is more significant is that after this game, Kawamura's total score this season reached 36 points, officially surpassing the 24 points achieved by Chinese player Zhou Qi in his NBA career, becoming another Asian player who has left a substantial mark on the NBA court.

In this game, Kawamura Yuki played for 28 minutes and 5 seconds, made 3 of 8 shots, including 3 of 7 three-pointers, and made all 3 free throws. His offensive choices were calm, his shooting was stable, and his organizational ability was fully demonstrated. He could not only score, but also assist and steal, playing a great role in a limited time.

As a young player from Japan, Kawamura got a chance this season in the Grizzlies after a wave of injuries and rotation experiments, and he always maintained a positive attitude and stable performance. This persistence and hard work allowed him to gradually gain a foothold in the NBA.

In 2017, Zhou Qi played for the Houston Rockets in the NBA and scored a total of 24 points in his career. Now Kawamura Yuki has surpassed this number with 36 points, which is not only a breakthrough in statistics, but also a symbol of the continuous progress of Asian basketball, and more players are stepping onto the world stage.

It is worth mentioning that Kawamura is still in his rookie season and his NBA journey has just begun. Although the statistics are not amazing, the significance he represents goes far beyond the numbers - he is the pride of Japanese basketball and an inspirational role model for Asian backcourt players.