This is what Aaron Gordon does.

During Yao Ming's foundation charity basketball game in China, the 20-year-old Orlando Magic forward elevated for one of the nastiest dunks of the offseason to wow the entire crowd.

Here's a look at it from a courtside angle:

That's just nasty.

Gordon has become most known for his high-flying dunks after putting on one of the greatest shows in Slam Dunk Contest history this past season alongside Minnesota Timberwolves' Zach LaVine. Gordon has some ridiculous ups, especially for a 6-foot-9 power forward.

Related NewsArticle continues below
Aaron Gordon’s blunt 2-word reaction to teammates’ NBA 2K rating
Nuggets’ Aaron Gordon honors late brother with number change
Magic Johnson shares tribute after tragic passing of Aaron Gordon’s brother
Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon’s brother tragically passes away in accident

The goal for Gordon is definitely to eventually become known for more than just putting on an aerial show. Under new head coach Frank Vogel in Orlando this season, his role is expected to expand. Vogel has already said he wants to use Gordon kind of in the way he did Paul George back with the Indiana Pacers, creating more from the wing instead of just being the flasher that he's been for most of his first two seasons in the league.

It remains to be seen if Gordon is going to be able to pull that off. And if it's just these highlight dunks he remains known for, that's not such a bad thing.