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Jeremy Lin is the first Chinese-American. Only those who oppose of that are butt-hurt "Taiwanese" who probably aren't even real Jeremy Lin fans. Jeremy has already said that he's proud to be Chinese and there's even a video of him stating that he would consider playing for the Chinese National Team.

@foxrlu my parents are 3rd generation Americans of Chinese descent. Just because my parents are born in the US, that doesn't erase the fact that I have Chinese heritage. Just like it doesn't erase the fact that you too have Chinese heritage. Most of these Taiwanese vs Chinese comments are strictl...

@TaiwaneseNOTChinese Youtube search: "NBA Star: Manny Beats Mosley". Go to 1:09 in that video.

Jeremy Lin - "I am proud of being Chinese"...enough said.

@00kunkun He is wrong. HOANG is not a Chinese name, Chinese people would write it as HUANG, Wang, or Wong. HOANG is specifically from the Vietnamese alphabet.

@squeaky13579 There is also no such thing as "Taiwan" in Olympic events. If Jeremy Lin chooses to play for either teams, one would say "China" the other would say "Chinese Taipei" lol.

@luvarchie4ever If you must be a overseas born Vietnamese because ANYONE FROM VIETNAM would know that they're are many ethnic CHINESE in Vietnam. heck, there are Chinese in many other countries. LAST NAME =/= race or ethnicity. Blacks have European last names. Filipinos have Spanish last names. P...

@MonDrizVEVO No, their Chinese. He just has a Vietnamese last name because many Chinese from Vietnam change the spellings of their last name to adapt to Vietnamese alphabet. It's pretty common thing, Olivia Thai is also Chinese whose family that lived in Vietnam changed it to adapt to Vietnamese ...

@1monsteraddict yes he does.

@KiAce2 No, they probably are Chinese from Vietnam. If they are really Chinese from China, they would spell it ether as HUANG (which is the way it's written through Pinyin), Wang, or Wong (Cantonese). Koreans spell it as "Hwang" or sometimes Whang. HOANG is the way Vietnamese spell it and add to ...

This was a great interview! I loved the fact that he admitted being overwhelmed by all the attention and then embracing it. Also at first questioning being sent to the D-League and then seeing it as an improvement. Jose Barea knows all about how the D-league is also another blessing in disguise. ...

These guys aren't as bad as people are making them out to be, but they aren't as good or great either.

@Filipinos4Islanders Hmongs are actually descendants of China...they're just a minority who got raped by the Chinese government, then the Laos and Vietnamese, and betrayed by the U.S.

but ya, Megan Lee is native to USA not South Korea. It's quite obvious.

@cleeungs2 are u serious? wow what video does she talk about turning down a opportunity in Kpop? i mean if surgeries are the only thing stopping her...what's the big deal? All people in Kpop do it and isnt she friends with Girls Generation? They all had surgery! Most fans don't even care.

@RyanMonray Actually Japanese get a lot of representation in baseball, since there's a lot. There's just not many Asians in the NBA, that's why they're not getting much representation...but both Yao and Jeremy get a lot of media coverage.

In fact, Jeremy was only second to Stephen Curry to most...

@MrNothingButAir isn't Jeremy Lin Chinese? he already said he was?

@TheLiuzhigeng also Han Chinese.

Keep it real, people who claim "Taiwanese" have their own political agenda. They don't want to be identified with the communist government of the PRC. Whether you all like it or not, Taiwan is just one island governed by the Republic of CHINA aka Chinese Taipei..

There are Chinese people from al...