In-depth analysis, how Kobe used 20 years to create an immortal legend, have you seen Los Angeles at 4 a.m.

He wore a purple and gold robe and galloped across the court for twenty years. He wrote a magnificent basketball legend with his tenacity, persistence and outstanding football skills. The Mamba spirit contained in it inspires generations of basketball people.

In 1996, Kobe directly participated in the NBA draft as a high school player, was selected by the Charlotte Hornets with the 13th pick in the first round, and was then traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, which opened his 20-year indissoluble bond with the Lakers. Although Kobe, who has just entered the league, is a little immature, the basketball talent and desire for victory he has shown are already eye-catching. In his rookie season, Kobe was amazing in the All-Star Dunk Contest. With his outstanding physical fitness and creative dunk actions, he won the Dunk Contest and began to make his mark in the league.

With the accumulation of game experience, Kobe's skills are gradually comprehensive, and his scoring ability is becoming increasingly prominent. Whether it is a mid-range emergency stop jump shot, a sharp layup after a breakthrough, or a precise long shot outside the three-point line, Kobe has it at will, making the opponent unable to defend. From 2000 to 2002, Kobe and Shaquille O'Neal formed the "OK combination" that scared the league, leading the Lakers to win the championship for three consecutive years, opening the Lakers' Purple Gold Dynasty. During this period, Kobe gradually grew into one of the core of the team. His key performance in the finals helped the team to escape danger many times, showing strong psychological qualities and a big heart at critical moments.

2003 - 2004 After the end of the season, O'Neal left the Lakers and Kobe took the team's banner alone. Despite the huge pressure and challenges, Kobe led the Lakers to continue to maintain competitiveness in the West with his tenacious fighting spirit and love for basketball. In the 2005-2006 season, Kobe ushered in a scoring explosion in his career. He scored 81 points against the Toronto Raptors, setting the second highest score in a single game in the NBA, shocking the entire basketball world. This season, Kobe averaged 35.4 points per game and won the title of scoring leader. He used his super scoring ability to prove to the world that he is one of the top players in the league.

2007-2008 season, Paul Gasol's joining further improved the Lakers' strength. Kobe and Gasol had a tacit understanding, and they led the Lakers to the finals again. Although he lost the finals, Kobe's performance throughout the season is still remarkable. With his outstanding performance, he won the regular season MVP. In the next two seasons, the Lakers made a comeback, with Kobe leading the team to win the championship for two consecutive years, and he also won the Finals MVP for two consecutive years, becoming the Lakers' well-deserved leader and legend.

Kobe's basketball skills are textbook-level. His footsteps are flexible and changeable, and he can easily get rid of his opponent's defense; his backward jump shot has become his signature move, which is extremely viewing and lethal. On the defensive end, Kobe also spared no effort. With his keen defensive awareness and excellent physical fitness, he has been selected into the best defensive lineup many times, which is an insurmountable obstacle for opponents to attack.

In addition to his outstanding achievements on the court, Kobe's Mamba spirit is even more deeply rooted in people's hearts. The Mamba spirit represents an attitude of never giving up, constantly advancing, and having an extremely eagerness for victory. In his career, Kobe has always maintained a tenacious belief in facing countless difficulties and setbacks, constantly challenging himself and surpassing himself. His spirit not only influenced his teammates and opponents, but also became a spiritual symbol of the entire basketball and even sports world.

On April 14, 2016, Kobe welcomed his last game of his career. In this game, Kobe scored 60 points in the game, leading the Lakers back-turned over the Utah Jazz, bringing the perfect end to his career. Kobe Bryant's career is a legendary struggle history. He used his actions to interpret what love for basketball and what persistent pursuit of dreams.