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Olympic Scene
Olympic scene
Peng and paper
To mark the 100-day countdown to the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games, UPS, the Beijing 2008 official logistics and express delivery sponsor, invited Chinaese tennis star Peng Shuai to be its courier.
Bocog scene
Olympic snapshots
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The ball's in our court
China's women's volleyball team has a lot at stake with the Beijing Olympics just a few short months away.
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A tale of two countries
A Chinese volleyball legend is making her way back to China for her third Olympic Games.
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In the shadow of greatness
China's under-achieving men's volleyball team has long been living in the shadow of its female counterpart, but has now targeted what could be an historic eighth-place finish at the Beijing Games.
Team China
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Purists set to enjoy beach babes
There is a secent of suntan oil. Limber ladies parade on the sand in their swimsuits, while men adjust their pouches and shades. A large crowd gathers, predominantly young and some drinking beer, to watch dancers perform their high-energy routines.
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Bumping up expectations
Far from China's tropical beaches of Sanya, two pairs of Chinese women are planning to turn heads this summer on some of the world's finest sand in the heart of China's landlocked capital.
Team China
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Profile
Your average superhero
Brad Kahlefeldt's motto can be summarized as "no pain, no gain", which is just as well, because triathlon is not for the faint-hearted. There's a reason why they call it the "Ironman" competition.
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Li-Ning toward fashion
Noelle Ng: Surreal gymnasts
A Li-Ning design team based in Hong Kong has been working with China's star-studded national diving, gymnastics, table tennis and shooting teams for years.
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