Four great buildings to shape Beijing Olympics
Beijing Games architecture: shock and awe
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"Water Cube" Photo: www.beijing2008.cn |
"CCTV "Z Crisscross" Photo: www.cctv.com |
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Olympics Special Report 2008 Olympics bid city presentation by Beijing (Moscow, 2001) "Seven hundred years ago, amazed by his incredible descriptions of a far away land of great beauty, people asked Marco Polo whether his stories about China were true. He answered: What I have told you was not even half of what I saw." - Yang Lan, 2001 in Moscow
Ms. Yang Lan, Ms. Deng Yaping and Mr. Yang Ling (from left to right). Phone Call From China Transformed '84 Games "People think of the Olympics as a corporate structure. It really is not. It relies on relationships. It relies on trust. It relies on people who can cut through cultural differences and find common ground. That was the brilliance of that program." - Bob Ctvrtlik, a member of International Olympics Committee
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