The head of the Competitive Sports Department of the State General Administration of Sports interprets the "Opinions on Further Promoting the Reform and Development of Basketball".

When interpreting the background of the release of this document, the person in charge stated that this landmark document directly addresses issues such as poor performance in China's basketball world championships, low levels of professional leagues, and incomplete talent development systems. After nationwide research and multiple rounds of revisions, the document was formulated with the aim of constructing a basketball organization management, training competition, and talent development system led by the government, coordinated by departments, and actively involving social forces. At the institutional level, the "opinions" focus on institutional construction as the main line, striving to remove institutional barriers. While clearly defining the functions of the General Administration of Sport and the Chinese Basketball Association, it also proposes the "promotion of the improvement of working mechanisms under the leadership of local party committees and governments, with sports administrative departments as the main authority, supported and coordinated by relevant departments such as education, and implemented by basketball associations," to solve the problem of insufficient governance coordination. From the training of youth basketball reserve talents to the selection of national team talents, "co-build and share" is a recurring keyword. The person in charge stated that in recent times, the domestic youth training system has been disrupted without being established first. On one hand, sports schools, as the main training grounds, have been impacted. On the other hand, the talent development systems of schools, society, and the market have not been established in a timely manner, leading to a lack of coordination between systems, individual actions, and inefficiency. In response, the "opinions" emphasize the construction of a coordinated training mechanism for mutual benefit, encouraging provinces with conditions to re-establish formal youth training teams and support sports schools, professional teams, and professional clubs to jointly establish talent teams with middle and primary schools.