Yang Hansen revealed: Someone was walking his dog in the way when he was taking the driver s license test, responding to Chinese fans concerns about his NBA debut.

On October 21, after the Trail Blazers team’s training, Chinese player Yang Hansen was interviewed. He revealed an episode during the driver’s license test. During the driving test, someone was walking a dog in the way, and he did not dare to honk the horn for fear of deducting points. Yang Hansen also revealed his English progress, and frankly said that he often reads the comments of netizens and takes the initiative to correct if he does not do well.

Today, Yang Hansen revealed that he has passed the driver's license test and successfully obtained a US driver's license. The car he has bought is a second-hand BMW X5. Next, he wants to drive around Portland.

Talking about whether it was smooth to take the driver's license test in the United States? Yang Hansen said: It’s not too big. He asked me to go left, I went left, he asked me to go right and I went right. But during the exam, I passed by a residential area and someone was walking his dog in the middle of the road. I waited there for a long time and couldn’t honk the horn. I walked slowly in the middle of the road and I just looked at her. I was afraid that he would deduct points from me.

Talking about the improvement of his English proficiency, Yang Hansen said: Most of the time I still rely on guessing, guessing more, and then I can let Chris (Yang Hansen's translator) go aside most of the time during training.

Talking about his mood when the opening game is approaching, Yang Hansen said: I don’t have much mood, I just train well and prepare for what follows.

Talking about the fact that many Chinese fans will watch his NBA debut, Yang Hansen replied: Everyone will definitely feel that I have shortcomings and need to continue to work hard. Many fans will be dissatisfied when they see my performance online. I will make corrections myself, train hard and continue to improve. I often read netizens’ comments online.

The 20-year-old Yang Hansen has truly integrated into the team and local life. During today's training, Hansen and Avdija chatted very happily. They also applauded with their teammates to congratulate Sharp and Kamara on their early contract renewals (Sharp is worth 90 million US dollars in 4 years, and Kamara is worth 82 million US dollars in 4 years).

According to the schedule, Yang Hansen will officially make his NBA debut in the Trail Blazers' opening game against the Timberwolves on October 23. At that time, his mentor Liu Weiwei and his parents will be on hand to watch the game.