There's chaos atop the Great Wall of China, and it's all Dwyane Wade's fault.

BEIJING (AP) — Hello, everyone. I'm back for my third episode of "Inside the Mind of Dwyane Wade." The last time I ended in Las Vegas, where we were preparing for our trip to Beijing. There were a few stops along the way, Macau and Shanghai.

We departed around 1 a.m. on Sunday on Cathay Pacific Airlines. It was a great plane that had seats that turned into beds. Well at least 12 of us got those seats! When we got to our seats we all received something to sleep in let's just say I felt like Chris Tucker in "Rush Hour." The flight took about 14 hours so I spent that time sleeping and catching up on DVDs.

Dwyane Wade has the eighth most popular jersey in China, according to sales tracked by the NBA. In 2006-07 he ranked fourth. You'd have to think that his popularity spiked after he propelled the Heat to the NBA title and waned as he was riddled by injuries. Interestingly, Wade's jersey still is more popular than Yao Ming's. (Wade scored 19 points in the Redeem Team's 116-48 victory over Angola, so perhaps his popularity will rise if he continues to be one of the team's best players.

Top 10 jerseys in China for 2007-08:

1. Kobe Bryant

2. Kevin Garnett

3. Tracy McGrady

4. Paul Pierce

5. Allen Iverson

6. Gilbert Arenas

7. LeBron James

8. Dwyane Wade

9. Dwight Howard

10. Yao Ming

Bryant's is the top seller for the second straight year.