The Brooklyn Nets recognize and honor Chinese community and culture during our annual Chinese New Year United Game.
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Merchandise Collaboration
華人青年 (WAH YAN CHING NIN) collaborated with the Brooklyn Nets on a custom merch line that was sold exclusively in the Nets’ team store at Barclays Center, Brooklyn Fanatics.
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Halftime
Chinese Rapper Yitai Wang treated fans to a performance during halftime.
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Chinese Cuisine Carnival
Fans were able visit the Chinese Cuisine Carnival presented by Venturant Group, where they could indulge in food from six authentic Chinese restaurants.
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Entertainment Teams
The Brooklynettes debuted special dance routines in celebration of the night’s festivities.
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Gameball Delivery
The Game Ball was delivered by Wang Peng, Founder of 華人青年 (WAH YAN CHING NIN); Roy Liao, Founder and CEO of Venturant Group; and Huang Ping, Counsel General of China in New York.
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Giveaways
The Brooklyn Nets had a full-arena Year of the Dragon Red Envelope giveaway to welcome fans to Chinese New Year Night. Each envelope included a red 華人青年 (WAH YAN CHING NIN) bracelet symbolizing luck and wishing fans a prosperous happy new year.