The meaning of basketball jersey numbers 1 to 40

Basketball numbers themselves have no special meaning. The most important thing about the number of basketball jerseys is to facilitate referees, coaches and spectators to distinguish players. Some jerseys are symbolized by some stars, such as Kobe's No. 8 and White Chocolate No. 2, which everyone is familiar with. The jersey numbers required by the NBA are 0-99 and the CBA is 0-55. International regulations stipulate that a team cannot have players with duplicate jersey numbers. Player numbers in international competitions are sorted by body size, and body size is sorted by height; so No. 4, 5, and 6 are usually defenders, and No. 14 and 15 are usually centers.