Shoe companies pick up NBA basketball caravans into Guilin

On September 15th, the breathtaking scenic spot of Guilin—renowned worldwide for its stunning landscapes—became the epicenter of excitement as Peak’s “Now, the World is Happy” NBA basketball caravan event ignited the passion of local fans. The event, held in one of China’s most picturesque cities, brought a unique blend of sports and culture to the community. This marks the second time that the Peak NBA basketball caravan has made an appearance in Guilin over the past three years, showing the growing popularity of such events in the region. On the 12th, the iconic 16-meter-long NBA caravan was proudly displayed at the 5th Ring Plaza of Guilin Sports Center, drawing crowds from all walks of life. Enthusiastic fans and skilled players gathered on-site, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with energy and excitement. The event officially kicked off at 11 a.m. under the theme “Basketball Industry, With the Stars.” A variety of engaging activities took place, including the “Star Trail,” live updates on the latest NBA games, interactive shooting machines, and the popular “See Heroes on the Field” and “Slam Dunk Contest.” Each activity was well-organized and received enthusiastic responses from the audience, who cheered and clapped throughout the day. One moment that truly touched the hearts of attendees was when an elderly man, who had previously played in the NBA’s three-point shooting contest, participated again. According to the grandfather, he had been passing by the caravan on his way to a round of golf when he decided to sign up for the challenge. A lifelong basketball fan, he couldn’t resist the opportunity to relive the thrill of competition. His participation moved many in the crowd, who applauded and cheered him loudly, showing their deep admiration for his dedication and love for the game. The event not only brought entertainment but also created lasting memories for those who attended, proving that basketball continues to unite people across generations and cultures.