Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Joe Harris isn't stressing over potentially losing money over the China issue.

Harris is looking at the big picture, saying he makes a lot of money to play a game and isn't worried about players losing salary and endorsements deals as a result of a decline in revenue from China.

Harris signed a two-year, $16 million deal with the Nets in the summer of 2018. He'll make $7.7 million this season and enter unrestricted free agency next offseason.

For a guy who was waived by the Orlando Magic in 2016 after getting traded by the Cleveland Cavaliers, $16 million is a lot of money to Harris, who has established himself as one of the best shooters in the league and a key piece for the Nets.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver revealed the league has already had a substantial economic impact from Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey’s tweet. Morey voiced support on Twitter for pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. As of February of 2018, NBA China was valued at more than $4 billion — or $133 million in value for each of the 30 teams, according to Mike Ozanian of Forbes.

Marc Stein of The New York Times reported the Rockets could lose $25 million this season due to sponsorship boycotts in China. This whole situation keeps escalating. At this point, Morey probably wishes he didn't send that tweet.