Bball player Chen criticizes China
Kai Chen has a request for those traveling to China for this summer’s Olympics: “When you go there, do something or say something. Tell people that Tiananmen Square happened.”
Eva Galvan/Contributing Photographer
Former Chinese basketball player Kai Chen spoke at a Master’s Tea yesterday. He discussed how he left basketball because of his opposition to the government.
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