Golden State Warriors’ Steph Curry Greeted by MVP Chants on Monday

Steph Curry Is Getting a Lot of Love on His China Visit

China is one of the biggest basketball markets outside the USA, with the country known for its love for the sport. As a result, the Chinese pulled out all the stops when it came to welcoming Curry, putting on a light show that replicates one of Curry's iconic 3-point makes.

Curry's excitement for the trip was evident before he even took off, hyping up his arrival in China.

"Counting down the hours until I touchdown in China," he posted on X. "These tours have been something I loved since the earlier days in my career. My fan base in China is like no other and I can’t wait to share all the Curry Brand activations we have lined up this year."

Curry also shared a video of how he was greeted by the Chinese fans upon landing in the country, showing how loved he is in the country.

This is the first time Curry Camp has been held outside the United States. The residents of Chongqing can also experience the first-ever Curry Con, the Curry Brand's first basketball culture convention. This is the final event of Curry's world tour, which started in San Francisco earlier this month.

Golden State Warriors Offseason Remains Incomplete

Franchise superstar Curry hasn't seen much activity from the Warriors ahead of the 2025-26 NBA season. The Warriors' roster has not seen any additions so far this summer, a major concern given we're already halfway through August.

The franchise has been linked to veteran big man Al Horford since the start of free agency, but it seems the uncertain contract status of restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga has held the franchise up.

A resolution might shake the roster up, especially if the team finds a suitable sign-and-trade deal for their disgruntled forward.

Nonetheless, Curry, who averaged 24.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 6.0 assists last season, will be waiting for more competitive pieces around him, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green.