Beijing's imposed a huge number of restrictions in the run-up to the games - traffic, security, entertainment, residency. So, I've asked a few people in Beijing how they think the restrictions are affecting them so far... Barbecue chicken wings... ...full story at James Reynolds
from James Reynolds on Tue, Jul 22 2008
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