San Antonio Spurs star forward Kawhi Leonard is currently touring in China to host some basketball clinics, as well as to support the growth of the sport there. He has made a number of public appearances, and has also been interviewed about what he thinks of the country and some of their most famous tourist attractions.

When he was asked to give his thoughts about his trip to the Great Wall of China, the 26-year-old San Diego State product gave a very hilarious, yet interesting start to his response, before adding that it was quite a work to roam around, as it was indeed very huge.

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Prior to leaving for China, The Klaw expressed his excitement to visit the country for the first time ever. He cited their culture as the main reason he is looking forward to the trip, via NBA.com.

“I’m thrilled to travel to China to help grow the game of basketball,” said Leonard.  “I am also excited to see the fans’ passion and excitement for basketball, and to experience the Chinese culture.”

Leonard will spend exactly a week in the China, as he is also expected to make a special appearance at the NBA Playzone in Shanghai, and at the NBA Academy in Zhejiang.