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szdaily -> Sports
Marbury gets Chinese ‘green card’
     2016-April-20  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    FORMER NBA star Stephon Marbury has become a permanent Chinese resident, as he showed his “green card” on his Weibo account Monday.

    Marbury posted a short video on twitter-like Weibo, showing he received the Foreigner’s Permanent Residence Card from Zhang Jiandong, vice mayor of Beijing.

    Beijing’s super guard is the first foreign player to get China’s green card in the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) league’s 21-year history.

    “I’m so thankful and blessed to receive my green card today from the Beijing Government. It’s a true honor to be part of the capital of China. I hope I can not only help win more championships but continue to bring positive energy and love,” said the two-time NBA All-star.

    A Chinese “green card” is one of the hardest to obtain with only around 5,000 issued since 2004, when the policy was introduced.

    The 39-year-old veteran, who steered Beijing to three titles in past four seasons, is recognized as the most successful foreign player in CBA history. A museum in honor of him was unveiled in downtown Beijing last December.   (Xinhua)

    

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