More photos to come from last night's front-row evening at the Bird's Nest later this evening... ...full story at Opposite End of China
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| 28 Apr 08 |
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Bird's Nest at Night »
YouTube video This video was shot during a trip to Beijing last week, where now I can walk through the Olympic Park to get to my meetings. The shot was taken in the evening of the Aquatic Centre "Cube" and Main Stadium "Bird Nest" |
| 25 May 08 |
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'Good Luck Beijing' » James Fallows The finals of the Good Luck Beijing 2008 track and field event, this evening at the "Bird's Nest" stadium that will be the center of the Olympic Games, was on the whole a promising omen on the "is Beijing ready?" front concerning the Olympics. On the... |
| 03 Jun 08 |
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The biggest brands in Chinese media » Danwei Yangtse Evening PostJune 3, 2008 What's today's top news story? According to the Yangtse Evening Post, it's the fact that the Yangtse Evening Post is one of China's top 500 brands. The stop-the-presses excitement conveyed by the front-page headline (and... |
| 02 Aug 08 |
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Fireworks night » James Reynolds This evening I joined thousands of people outside the Bird's Nest Olympic Stadium. We all jammed together by the side of the road to watch another rehearsal of the fireworks for the opening ceremony. Many in the crowd stood in a row with hugely expensive... |
| 06 Jan 09 |
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5,000 yuan stored in feed grinder shredded » Danwei City Evening NewsJanuary 6, 2008 The Changchun-based City Evening News ran a notice on its front page (see the front page photo) looking for jigsaw expert to recover five thousand yuan worth of banknotes which were accidentally shredded in a corn... |
| 02 Oct 09 |
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Chinese leaders sing and dance in National Day evening party » People's Daily Chinese President Hu Jintao and other leaders offered a rare glimpse of their dancing steps and singing voices Thursday evening as they joined tens of thousands of people at an evening gala celebrating New China's 60th birthday. Red lanterns,... |
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