Zhu Fangyu

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This is a Chinese name; the family name is Zhu (朱).

Zhu Fangyu
朱芳雨

No. 8 – Guangdong Southern Tigers

Position

Small forward

League

Chinese Basketball Association

Personal information

Born

5 January 1983
Liuzhou, Guangxi, China

Nationality

Chinese

Listed height

6 ft 6 in (198 cm)

Listed weight

229 lb (104 kg)

Career information

Pro playing career

1999–present

Career history

1999–present

Guangdong Southern Tigers

Medals

Men's Basketball
Competitor for China
FIBA Asia Championship
Silver	2009 Tianjin	Team
Gold	2011 Wuhan	Team
Asian Games
Silver	2002 Busan	Team
Gold	2006 Doha	Team
Gold	2010 Guangzhou	Team

Zhu Fangyu (Chinese: 朱芳雨; pinyin: Zhū Fāngyǔ) is a Chinese basketball player who currently plays for Guangdong Southern Tigers in the Chinese Basketball Association. He is nicknamed the "Rain of Three Pointers" due to his impressive ability of scoring three-pointers in crucial moments. On 1 January 2013, in a game against the Qingdao Eagles, Zhu became the first player in the Chinese Basketball Association to score 9,000 points, which currently makes him the league's highest scorer in its history.^[1]

Career statistics

CBA statistics

Year	Team	GP	RPG	APG	FG%	FT%	PPG
1999-00	Guangdong	28	3.3	0.1	.580	.650	5.0
2000-01	Guangdong	24	5.9	1.0	.490	.761	9.7
2001-02	Guangdong	27	10.2	1.6	.490	.792	16.8
2002-03	Guangdong	36	9.7	1.9	.551	.872	20.5
2003-04	Guangdong	31	11.5	2.4	.486	.820	24.9
2004-05	Guangdong	52	10.3	1.7	.478	.822	16.7
2005-06	Guangdong	53	10.5	1.7	.509	.848	24.6
2006-07	Guangdong	41	12.7	1.8	.543	.787	21.7
2007-08	Guangdong	41	12.7	2.5	.555	.856	21.7
2008-09	Guangdong	54	5.0	2.2	.534	.878	21.7
2009-10	Guangdong	41	4.5	1.5	.472	.825	17.9
2010-11	Guangdong	39	4.3	1.3	.412	.794	12.5
2011-12	Guangdong	41	4.4	1.7	.452	.820	16.9
2012-13	Guangdong	39	4.3	1.7	.446	.784	12.8
2013-14	Guangdong	28	2.3	1.0	.452	.727	10.6
Career		575	7.4	1.6	.497	.802	16.9

References

↑ Mu, Xuequan (January 1, 2013). "McGrady absent due to injuries as Qingdao's home win streak stopped". xinhuanet.com. Retrieved 2013-01-01.

v t e China squad – 2002 FIBA World Championship – 12th place

4 Guo S.Q. 5 Liu W. 6 Gong X.B. 7 Zhang C. 8 Hu W.D. 9 Chen K. 10 Li N. 11 Liu Y.D. 12 Zhu F.Y. 13 Yao M. 14 Bateer 15 Du F. Coach: Wang Fei

v t e China squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 8th place

4 Chen K. 5 Liu W. 6 Zhang Y.S. 7 Guo S.Q. 8 Zhu F.Y. 9 Zhang J.S. 10 Li N. 11 Yi J.L. 12 Mo K. 13 Yao M. 14 Bateer 15 Du F. Coach: Harris

v t e China squad – 2006 FIBA World Championship – 15th place

4 Chen J.H. 5 Liu W. 6 Zhang Q.P. 7 Wang S.P. 8 Zhu F.Y. 9 Sun Y. 10 Zhang S.T. 11 Yi J.L. 12 Mo K. 13 Yao M. 14 Wang Z.Z. 15 Du F. Coach: Kazlauskas

v t e China squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 8th place

4 Chen J.H. 5 Liu W. 6 Zhang Q.P. 7 Wang S.P. 8 Zhu F.Y. 9 Sun Y. 10 Li N. 11 Yi J.L. 12 Wang L. 13 Yao M. 14 Wang Z.Z. 15 Du F. Coach: Kazlauskas

v t e China squad – 2009 FIBA Asia Championship – Silver medal

4 Hu X.F. 5 Liu W. 6 Zhang Q.P. 7 Wang S.P. 8 Zhu F.Y. 9 Sun Y. 10 Li X.X. 11 Yi J.L. 12 Wang L. 13 Su W. 14 Wang Z.Z. 15 Du F. Coach: Guo Shiqiang

v t e China squad – 2011 FIBA Asia Championship – Gold medal

4 Ding J.H. 5 Liu W. 6 Zhang B. 7 Yi L. 8 Zhu F.Y. 9 Sun Y. 10 Zhang Z.X. 11 Yi J.L. 12 Yu S.L. 13 Su W. 14 Wang Z.Z. 15 Xirelijiang Coach: Donewald

v t e China squad – 2012 Summer Olympics – 12th place

4 Ding J.H. 5 Liu W. 6 Yi L. 7 Wang S.P. 8 Zhu F.Y. 9 Sun Y. 10 Zhang Z.X. 11 Yi J.L. 12 Guo A.L. 13 Chen J.H. 14 Wang Z.Z. 15 Zhou P. Coach: Donewald

Persondata
Name	Zhu, Fangyu
Alternative names
Short description	A Chinese professional basketball player
Date of birth	January 5, 1983
Place of birth	Liuzhou, Guangxi, China
Date of death
Place of death

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