The PR folks for the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou have added China Beat to their mailing list, so we got their note this week about organizers' plans to seed clouds to prevent rain during the Games. Our interest was piqued--we hadn't heard much yet about... ...full story at China Beat
from China Beat on Sat, Jul 25 2009
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| 09 May 08 |
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GAGOC internship »
YouTube video One year anniversary. Thanks for all the collegues in the External Relations Department of GAGOC. Best wishes for Beijing Olympic Games 2008 and Guangzhou Asian Games 2010! |
| 13 Nov 08 |
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Guangzhou begins countdown to 2010 Asian Games » People's Daily Guangzhou welcomed the two-year countdown to the 2010 Asian Games on November 12. At 8pm that night, the Guangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee (GAGO) held a ceremony unveiling the countdown board and presented a fireworks show to officially mark... |
| 04 Aug 09 |
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127 volunteers come to Tibet to promote 2010 Asian Games » People's Daily &$ &$File photo shows a train passing through of the Tanghla Mountain Pass.(Xinhua Photo)&$&$ A group of 127 volunteers for the Asian Games arrived in Lhasa, capital of Tibet, on Sunday to promote the 16th Asian Games to be held in Guangzhou in 2010. ... |
| 27 Sep 09 |
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2,500 hours of live TV planned for 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games » People's Daily The 16th Asian Games, part of the worldwide Olympic movement and governed by the Olympic Council of Asia, is planning 2,500 hours of live TV programming for the event. This announcement and the Games' broadcasting plans were revealed at the 1st... |
| 11 Nov 08 |
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230-kilometers of metro lines to be completed before Asian Games in Guagnzhou » People's Daily Guangzhou plans to extend the metro service to cover 230 kilometers by the opening of the 2010 Asian Games, likely placing it among the world's top ten largest subway service operators. Guangzhou Metro also has a plan to build a total of 20 lines covering... |
| 02 Apr 09 |
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City plans to recycle 2010 Asiad technology » People's Daily New computers and hi-tech equipment bought especially for the 16th Asian Games will be put to use after the event to boost the city's digital development, organizers said yesterday. In an effort to make the most out of hosting the 2010 Asiad, the... |
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