The South Koreans have failed to satisfy their craving for bow and arrow glory in Beijing ...full story at Guardian Blogs
from Guardian Blogs on Fri, Aug 15 2008
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2008 Beijing Olympics: Going for Tarnished Gold »
YouTube video The 2008 Beijing Olympics will be taking place for the next 16 days. Amid the glory, a lot of tarnished gold will be handed out in the two Beijings: one is Olympic and the other is not a game.
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A Chinese Swimmer’s Silver Glory » China Journal Zhang Lin, a 21-year-old swimmer from Beijing, took a silver in the men’s 400 meters freestyle Sunday. It makes him the first men’s swimming medalist in China’s Olympic history. China’s Zhang Lin, right, checks the time while... |
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