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On August 9, Beijing time, in the dazzling Paris Olympics basketball semi-finals, Stephen Curry was like a meteor streaking across the night sky, completely igniting the passion of the entire audience with a heart-stirring performance. Facing the powerful Serbia team, the soul of the Golden State Warriors, although there were occasional twists and turns in the past few games, at this moment he shone the most dazzling light.

Curry, the magician on the three-point line, made long shots that went into the net one after another, like weaving a dreamlike offensive net, making the opponent's defense shaky. 36 points, this is not just a number, it is the best proof of Curry's perseverance and courage to challenge himself. Every point is the result of sweat and persistence, and every ball is a powerful response to doubts.

In the game, Curry seemed to be the commander on the court. He not only led the team forward with his scoring, but also activated the team's offensive firepower with his exquisite passes. Under his leadership, his teammates seemed to be endowed with magic, with tacit cooperation and an overwhelming offensive. Curry himself shuttled around the court like a cheetah, showing his unparalleled basketball IQ and superb skills, whether it was a breakthrough layup or a pull-up jump shot.