Young and fueled by passion, Ye Guanghui has earned the title“ Champion of Taishun.” Born in 2001 in Huangqiao Village, Siqian She Ethnic Town, Taishun County, Wenzhou, he is now one of the most dependable scorers on Team Wenzhou in the ZJBA. To his teammates, he is a trusted warrior; to his opponents, a formidable defensive presence. With relentless energy and sheer grit, this young man has carved out countless“ moments of glory” on the basketball court.

◎ Boundless Energy Meets the Court

Ye spent his childhood in Taishun, where he was known from an early age for his boundless energy and exceptional stamina. Fond of running and jumping, he trained in track and field, and played table tennis for two years—experiences that laid a solid physical foundation for his later athletic career.

During the summer breaks of his middle school years, concerned that Ye might become addicted to mobile games, his father would often take him to play basketball on a rundown court near their home. Those hours spent exercising alongside his father became Ye’s warmest childhood memories and marked his ffrst introduction to the sport of basketball.

During his high school years, Ye moved with his parents to Fuyang, Hangzhou, a city steeped in basketball culture, where he was able to further develop his talent. Taking on the role of captain of his school’s inaugural basketball team, he traveled frequently with his coach to regional competitions, steadily building match experience.

After graduating from high school, he enrolled at Zhejiang Yuying College of Vocational Technology and joined the college basketball team. He quickly made his mark: his team won the basketball championship at the University Sports Games of Zhejiang Province, captured the Southeast Division title in the CUBA Third-tier League, and finished as runners-up in the national finals.

Fresh out of college, Ye stayed in Hangzhou and stepped into a conventional nine-to-five job, but he soon realized it wasn’t for him. Determined to pursue a career in basketball, he drew on the connections he had built during his years in the sport and founded his own basketball training center, focusing on one-on-one coaching for adults.