The focus battle in the West, the controversial penalty, the Nuggets narrowly win and the suspense is coming again!

It is said that basketball is a sport of five people, but sometimes it seems to have become a game of seven people... This Nuggets' G4 against the Clippers really makes people's heart beat faster, and the winner is not decided until the last second. 101 to 99, the Nuggets narrowly won! But the aftertaste after the game is far more memorable than the game itself.

Gordon's buzzer-beating dunk was the most exciting moment in the game and the most controversial focus. Time passes by minute by minute, the score is stalemate, how courage and precision is needed to attack at the last moment! That jump and that button are simply a textbook-level performance! But, did that ball actually timed out? The referee's whistle sounded, and the declaration was valid, but on the Internet, various slow-motion analysis and discussions were still coming one after another. Do you think Gordon's dunk works? I personally think that even if there is controversy, the flaws will not hide the merits. The wonderful moment of that moment is enough to be engraved in the memories of fans. At the critical moment of the game, Jokic's pull on Harden was quietly ignored by the referee. Is this considered a missed judgment at a critical moment? This involves technical analysis and also includes the referee's instant judgment. Basketball games are changing rapidly, and the referee's work is not easy, but such an important game and such a critical moment, such a missed judgment is really hard to let go. I vaguely remember Harden's expression at that time. I'm afraid that only those who have experienced it can understand it. This is not only a question about the victory or defeat of the game, but also a question about the fairness of the game. The

game ended with the Nuggets' victory, but the controversy left behind in this game is far from over. Will this affect the next game? This is not only a question about the two teams, but also about the referee law enforcement standards of the entire NBA, and even affects the direction of future games. We look forward to a fairer and more just game. We also need more people to pay attention to these details and think about how to make the game avoid similar controversies as much as possible.

In fact, basketball games are like life, full of variables and challenges. Sometimes, we will encounter unfairness, setbacks, and difficulties. But, just like the Nuggets, we must also maintain a positive attitude, never give up, and pursue our own victory. How do you think in life, we should face unfair treatment?

Watching the game, I can always remind you of some things in Chinese traditional culture. For example, similar to the controversy at critical moments, we can always see the persistent pursuit of "justice" in ancient stories. What do you think the concept of fairness and justice in traditional Chinese culture has inspiration to modern sports? Perhaps, we can find some ideas for solving problems from these ancient wisdoms.

No matter what the final result is, it is a wonderful game and an experience worth our repeated reminiscing and thinking about. We look forward to more exciting games in the future, and we also look forward to more fair and transparent referee law enforcement to make the game purer and more exciting! Let us look forward to a better future together!