Watch: Steph Curry tries his hand at Douyin, China’s own TikTok during offseason tour

Earlier this offseason, Steph Curry took his talents to Paris to compete in the Summer Olympics for Team USA. The two-time NBA MVP is now in China, where he recently tried his hand at the country's most downloaded video-sharing platform.

Before embarking on another NBA season, Curry is on an international tour to help grow his brand further. He'll continue to travel for the next week, with China as his first stop.

Since TikTok is not permitted in China, the country's alternative is Douyin. Steph Curry found out for himself what the platform is all about.

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The four-time NBA champion is joined by Curry Brand athlete De'Aaron Fox on this international tour. The Sacramento Kings guard signed with the brand in 2023 and had his first signature shoe revealed on Monday.

Following this brief tour, Curry will have a short break before going back to work with the Golden State Warriors. The team's training camp will start on Oct. 1.

Steph Curry seen training with fellow NBA All-Star and potential WNBA top pick

Despite a busy summer for Steph Curry, with the Olympics and his off-court ventures, the superstar guard still found time to get work in. He recently trained with a pair of notable names in the sport right now.

In a video posted on Saturday, Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown continued to put in work. Among those who joined him were Curry and Paige Bueckers.

Brown is coming off one of his best seasons as a pro, as he helped lead the Celtics to an NBA championship and also took home Finals MVP honors.

As for Bueckers, she is getting ready to enter her final season in college at UConn. After missing the entire 2022-23 due to injury, she decided to use her extra year of eligibility before turning pro.

Bueckers was one of the top players in women's college basketball last season where she averaged 21.9 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.8 assists. She is projected to be the top pick of the 2025 WNBA draft.

With Steph Curry keeping himself ready from a physical standpoint, it is a great sign for the Warriors. After Klay Thompson left in free agency, he'll be called upon even more to be the leader and pillar of the franchise.