Oh (golden) boy! News has it that celebrated track and field star and hometown favorite Liu Xiang will be competing at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix later this month. The Golden Grand Prix will serve as both a comeback and a homecoming for the track... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Mon, Sep 14 2009
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The Shanghai Golden Grand Prix! » Shanghaiist Everybody's favorite sports event (besides the Olympics, and the Asian Games), The Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, is back! The field and track event is rated as one of the best events of its kind in the world, even surpassing some of the Golden League events... |
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Video: For those who didn't see Liu Xiang at the Golden Grand Prix » Shanghaiist We reported on Liu Xiang's comeback at the Golden Grand Prix last weekend, but we were so distracted by his Christ-like stigmata pose that we didn't actually think to look on Chinese video streams to watch the magic moment happen. Thankfully, Youku Buzz... |
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