Throughout his stellar professional career, Vince Carter has made numerous highlight reel-worthy dunks that earned him the nicknames “Vinsanity,” and “Half-man, Half-amazing.” Given his mad hops and freakish athleticism, he has been widely considered one of the best dunkers in the history of the NBA.

The newly-acquired guard of the Sacramento Kings is currently in China and recently appeared in a charity game, which allowed his fans in the country to see him play live. Despite now being 40-years-old, Carter showed that age is just a number, and that he can still throw down a dunk with ease.

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His slam drew a lot of cheers from his Chinese fans, and made the event more entertaining. Even with the presence of the CBA All-Stars, the former NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion was the biggest star on the court, and the reason why the thousands of fans were in attendance.

Carter signed a deal with the Kings earlier this month, and will play his 20th campaign in the league this coming season.  More than what he can still contribute on the floor, he will be relied upon heavily to become their veteran locker room leader, and someone who their young core can learn a lot from. With his experience playing at the highest level for two decades, he can help his younger teammates to become better players, and make the Kings a winning group once again in the future.