The Ling Long Pagoda and fireworks at the Bird's Nest by TooManyTribbles The China Daily reports: People who failed to get tickets for Olympic events at the Bird's Nest can look forward to getting inside the iconic venue after the Games, as it was... ...full story at Danwei
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| 29 Mar 08 |
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Mr Hu Jintao at Beijing 2008, the Bird's Nest. »
YouTube video Mr. Hu inaugurates the Olympic Games of Beijing 2008 at the Bird's Nest stadium...
He is proud on his little boat but something is going wrong...
The water in front of the bird's nest is turning red!
Ooops, that's not clean!
And all the world press is... |
| 23 Aug 08 |
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Inside the Nest » Ben's Blog After two weeks of Olympics, I finally made it inside the Bird's Nest on Friday. The Men's Decathlon was admittedly pretty boring, but it was well worth the 200 RMB ticket just to see the inside of the Bird's Nest and Olympic Park. There isn't much more... |
| 09 Aug 08 |
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Ai Weiwei, the Bird's Nest and Beyond » Danwei Artist and architect Ai Weiwei came up with the woven design of the Bird's Nest Stadium, the centerpiece of Beijing's 2008 Olympic games. In this episode of the Hard Hat Show, Mia Lee talks to Ai about the Bird's Nest, architecture and Beijing's helter... |
| 22 Jan 08 |
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Bird's Nest tops list of landmarks » Shanghai Daily CHINA'S National Stadium, also known as the "Bird's Nest" because of its unique design, has topped a poll of Beijing's favorite new landmarks. The stadium, which will be the main venue for the 2008 Olympic Games, received 52,671 out of 72,841 votes cast... |
| 09 Feb 09 |
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Bird's Nest loses its glamour » Tim Johnson An interesting article appeared in the Singapore Straits Times newspaper over the weekend about the Bird’s Nest stadium, the iconic venue for the Summer Olympic Games. It’s fallen into disuse, and apparently is looking not-so-shiny. Here’s the ... |
| 23 Sep 08 |
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Olympic venues open to all » People's Daily Major Olympic venues, including the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube, will open to the public during the National Day holiday, officials said yesterday. "Visiting the Bird's Nest will cost 50 yuan ($7.30) and there will be 80,000 tickets available for... |
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