CBA All-Star Game (China)

The All-Star Game started in 1996 with the creation of the Chinese Basketball Association. It was played on April 9, 1996, in Beijing. The Blue Team, featuring players including Wang Zhizhi and Adiljan Jun, defeated the White Team 106–98. In 2005 and 2006 All-Star matches were also played between a CBA selection and the KBL All-Stars from the Korean league. The 2025 All-Star Game marked the 30th anniversary and during the event's halftime, players from the inaugural 1996 CBA All-Star Game were commended. In 2010 and 2018 editions, all 10 starters were Chinese.

Many legendary players like Yao Ming, Wang Zhizhi, Mengke Bateer and Stephon Marbury have featured in the event.

The All-star Weekend includes a series of activities, the All-star Game, the Rising Stars match (Rookie All-Star Game), a Slam Dunk, a Three-point and a skills challenge contest.

Bold: Team that won the game.

Year	Date / Location	Team 1	Score	Team 2	MVP	Club
1996	9 April, Beijing	Blue Team	106-98	White Team
1997	5 April, Shanghai	North All-Stars	84-98	South All-Stars	Hu Weidong	Jiangsu Dragons
1998	4 April, Shenyang	Chinese All-Stars	80-83	International All-Stars
2000
2001 [1]	31 March, Changchun	Northern All-star Tigers	97-95	Southern All-star Dragons	Liu Yudong	Bayi Rockets
2002 [2]	19 February 2002	Ebo Watch All-Stars	120-122	Jordan All-Stars	Mengke Bateer	Beijing Ducks
2004 [3]	31 March, Changchun	Northern All-star Tigers	110-102	Southern All-star Dragons	Tang Zhengdong	Jiangsu Dragons
2005 [4]	9 March, Nanjing	Northern All-star Tigers	103-99	Southern All-star Dragons	Mengke Bateer (2)	Beijing Ducks
2006 [5]					Jon Smith	Yunnan Running Bulls
2007 [6]	11 February	Drum Team	104-81	Flag Team	Wang Shipeng	Guangdong Southern Tigers
2008 [7]		Blue Team	131-126	Red Team	Wang Zhizhi	Bayi Rockets
2009 [8]	29 March	North	102-97	South	Wang Zhizhi (3)	Bayi Rockets
2010 [9]	20 March, Beijing	North	133-121	South	Stephon Marbury	Shanxi Zhongyu Brave Dragons
2011 [10][11]	20 March, Beijing	North	115-114	South	Quincy Douby	Xinjiang Flying Tigers
2012 [12]	19 February, Beijing	North	122-112	South	Li Gen	Qingdao Eagles
2013 [13]	19 February, Guangzhou	North	117-129	South	Yi Jianlian	Guangdong Southern Tigers
2014 [14]	19 January	North	118-102	South	Sun Yue	Beijing Ducks
2015 [15]	18 January	North	123-142	South	Michael Beasley	Shanghai Sharks
2016 [16]	17 January	North	172-145	South	Michael Beasley (2)	Shandong Golden Stars
2017 [17]	8 January, Xinhua	North	149-147	South	Ding Yanyuhang	Shandong Heroes
2018 [18]	15 January, Xinhua	North	138-147	South	Yi Jianlian (2)	Guangdong Southern Tigers
2019 [19][20]	14 January, Qingdao	North	145-160	South	Joseph Young	Nanjing Monkey Kings
2020 [21][22]	12 January, Guangzhou	North	166-167	South	Zhao Rui	Guangdong Southern Tigers
2021 [23]	22 March, Qingdao	North	109-123	South	Wu Qian	Zhejiang Golden Bulls
2022 [24]	5 December, Zhuji	North	88 -100	South	Zhao Rui (2)	Guangdong Southern Tigers
2023 [25]	26 March, Xinhua	North	117-113 (OT)	South	Abdusalam Abdurixit	Xinjiang Flying Tigers
2024 [26]	3 March, Xinhua	North	122-138	South	Hu Mingxuan	Guangdong Southern Tigers
2025 [27]	3 March, Xinhua	North	159-136	South	Zou Yuchen	Beijing Royal Fighters

Player	Wins	Editions
Wang Zhizhi	3	2008, 2009
Yi Jianlian	2	2013, 2018
Michael Beasley	2	2015, 2016
Mengke Bateer	2	2002, 2005
Zhao Rui	2	2020, 2022

The CBA All-Stars played against the KBL All-Stars on four occasions. In 2005 they both had from one win, just like the following year.

Bold: Team that won the game.

Year	Date / Location	Team 1	Score	Team 2	MVP	Club
2005		CBA All Stars	defeated	KBL All-Stars
2005 [32]		CBA All Stars	82-85	KBL All-Stars	Kim Seung-hyun	Daegu Tongyang Orions (KBL)
2006 (I)	Seoul	CBA All Stars	86-98	KBL All-Stars
2006 (II) [33]	24 January	CBA All Stars	104-85	KBL All-Stars	Liu Wei	Shanghai Sharks

Season	Player	Points	Team
2005	Olumide Oyedeji	19	Beijing Ducks
2006 (II)	Charles Minlend	23	Busan KCC Egis (KBL)

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