[外絮] Linsanity: Jeremy Lin's rise to stardom (中)

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(續上，一樣不接受轉載) Charlie Rose: Explain to me what you think it is that people in Asia-- because of the intensity there and because of the role model you are nobody's seen anything like this. R：說明一下，你對亞洲球迷（瘋狂程度）的看法：畢竟你在那真的很受歡迎，而且成為前所未見的模範人物。 Jeremy Lin: Yeah. I mean, I think, like, you know, I'm-- you know, I'm this-- I'm Asian just like they are. But that's the biggest thing. I'm also, like, their size if-- in a lot of ways, you know, in terms of height and weight and position. L：（結巴結巴結巴...）我覺得，理由大概是：我跟他們一樣是亞裔，這個是大重點；然後我的身材跟他們不會差太多 - 我是指身高或體重方面啦。 Lin's popularity in Asia could not have come at a better time for NBA Commissioner David Stern, who has hopes of turning his league into a global brand. 對於想把 NBA 打造成國際品牌的執行長 David Stern 來說，Lin 在亞洲受歡迎的時機來得正是時候。 Charlie Rose: When you look at your interest in basketball being an international sport does this add to-- does this give some velocity? R：如果從國際化的商業籃球利益的角度來看，這（Linsanity）對你們有幫助嗎？ David Stern: You mean you think that because China has a billion two-- S：你是指中國有十二億..... Charlie Rose: Yeah. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. R：對，對，對（譯：愛插話的傢伙，Stern還沒說完） David Stern: --or a billion three people? And, you know-- and half of them under the age of-- 25-- S：到十三億人口嗎？而且大概中國的一半人口都低於二十五歲。 Charlie Rose: Yes. R：沒錯。 David Stern: And w-- many of them bouncing basketballs? S：以及許多年輕人（譯：指二十五歲以下那些）都會打點籃球？ Charlie Rose: Yes. R：對。 David Stern: Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. S：那沒錯，這對我們有幫助。（意譯） David Stern: You walk into the playgrounds in Shanghai and Beijing, and you see youngsters who are shorter, shaking and baking and having attitude. And Jeremy Lin is going to inspire all of them. S：當你踏入上海或北京的球場，那裡的年輕人或許矮了點，但的確會打球、也有自己的想法；而 Jeremy 能夠激勵他們。 But it's not only the Gospel of basketball that Jeremy Lin wanted spread in Asia. There was also the Gospel of Matthew... as well as Mark, Luke and John. 但 Lin 想帶入亞洲的不只是籃球，還包括（聖經裡的）馬太福音、馬可福音、路加福音、約翰福音。 [Jeremy Lin: I want to encourage you guys to share the good news of Jesus Christ with everybody.] [（譯註：畫面應該是帶到亞洲）Lin：我鼓勵大家分享耶穌基督的福音。] During the Taiwan leg of his China tour, Lin shared his Evangelical Christian faith not only with an arena full of the faithful, but with hundreds of churches through a live telecast of his message. 在亞洲巡迴的台灣部分，Lin 不僅對滿場的虔誠教徒、也透過即時轉播給數百座教會的方式，分享他的福音派基督信仰。 Charlie Rose: How did you come to religion? R：你是怎麼接觸信仰的？ Jeremy Lin: I was born and raised in the church. L：我生在基督徒的家庭，也接受這樣的教育。 [Jeremy Lin: God was supernaturally using me on the court.] [（譯：應該又是切回錄影）上帝以祂的力量，讓我在球場上表現] Jeremy Lin: It gives me purpose for, you know, what I do and-- gives me guidance on how to live my life and what kind of person that I want to strive to become. L：這讓我對所做的事情，開始有了目的；給了我生命的引導、也讓我知道自己希望成為什麼樣的人。 Charlie Rose: And it helps you now deal with Linsanity? R：（你的信仰）對你怎麼應付 Linsanity（的壓力）有幫助嗎？ Jeremy Lin: Yeah, I think-- L：有，我覺得...（再度被打斷） Charlie Rose: And God says, "Don't let it go to your head." R：上帝說：「別讓它沖昏你的頭了」？ Jeremy Lin: I mean, that's one thing-- there's-- I mean, there's a lot of temptations. There's a lot of different things-- L：是有那麼一部分；不過另一部分是（抵抗）外在的誘惑、還有許多角度，譬如... （第N次被打斷） Charlie Rose: Exactly. R：完全正確。 Jeremy Lin: --that are going on. Yeah. There's just too many ways in which faith plays a part in the grand scheme of things. L：....譬如我身邊發生的事。有太多生命中重要的事情，會與我的信仰有關。 Charlie Rose: He's deeply religious. R：他真的很虔誠耶。 Shirley Lin: And we like that. Lin媽：我們就喜歡這樣。 Jeremy's parents, Shirley and Gie-Ming, immigrated to the United States from Taiwan in the 1970s. Both engineers, they raised their three American born sons--Josh, Jeremy, and Joseph in Palo Alto, California. Education was the top priority in the Lin household, but Dad's fascination with the NBA infected Jeremy, and soon he was asking his parents if he could give up piano lessons to focus on basketball. Jeremy 的雙親：Shirley and Gie-Ming（譯：我不翻名字，就像我從不使用 Lin 的中文名）在 1970 年代，從台灣移民到美國；兩人都是工程師，在加州 Palo Alto 生下 Lin 家三兄弟：Josh、Jeremy、與 Joseph。Lin 的家庭把教育擺在第一位，但老爹對 NBA 的熱情影響了 Jeremy，很快地，Jeremy 就要求父母讓他放棄鋼琴課程，以專注在籃球上。 Jeremy Lin: Asian immigrant parents very rarely, at least when I was growing up, pushed or support their kids to play sports as much as my parents did. It wasn't the typical path for an Asian American kid growing up. L：至少在我成長的那個年代，亞裔移民的父母，極少像我的爸媽一樣支持我走運動這條路，這不是一般亞裔美國小孩成長的方式。 Jeremy balanced books with basketball. And his parents were determined to keep him straight. Jeremy 在課業與籃球中間取得平衡點，他的雙親也決心要讓他兩者兼顧（譯註：這是字面翻，意思應該是「不能只打球不讀書」）。 Charlie Rose: And your role was? R：你（在 Lin 成長過程中）的角色是？ Gie-Ming Lin: Was play with my kids and-- Lin爸：負責跟小孩玩，然後... Charlie Rose: Play with them. R：所以你只負責跟小孩玩。 Charlie Rose: And your role was? R：（轉向Lin媽）那妳的角色呢？ Shirley Lin: I do the dirty work. Lin媽：我負責當嚴母。 Gie-Ming Lin: She is a m-- Lin爸：她是個... Shirley Lin: He got the fun. Lin媽：爸爸只負責玩啦～ Charlie Rose: He got the fun. So you had to discipline. R：老爸只負責玩，所以妳就得負起教訓的責任了。 Shirley Lin: I'm the one who said, "Study." Lin媽：我是負責叫他去讀書的人。 The good-Lin/Bad-Lin routine worked and by his senior year of high school the basketball world could not ignore Jeremy Lin. Lin 家父母「黑臉白臉」的教育方式是成功的；在 Lin 高中三年級之後，籃球世界就開始不能忽略他了。 (待續) -- 心にある花をいつまでも咲かせようたとえ水が盡きても　たとえ闇が覆っても終わりという始まり　始まりという名の終わり僕達はまだ步いてく　僕達がまだ步いてく心の花を咲かせよう / いきものがかり -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.34.108.232

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