The PAP newspaper showed rows of saluting troops in front of the Bird’s Nest stadium, where the Olympics will open on Aug 8. The fiery warnings were made on the same day that other officials said three parks around Beijing would be designated sites for any approved protests during the Games.

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The PAP newspaper showed rows of saluting troops in front of the Bird’s Nest stadium, where the Olympics will open on Aug 8. The fiery warnings were made on the same day that other officials said three parks around Beijing would be designated sites for any approved protests during the Games.

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The PAP newspaper showed rows of saluting troops in front of the Bird’s Nest stadium, where the Olympics will open on Aug 8. The fiery warnings were made on the same day that other officials said three parks around Beijing would be designated sites for any approved protests during the Games.

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As we know that the Bird Nest (Beijing National Stadium) is a must-visit place in Beijing for the great Olympic Games 2008, there are also some funny pictures of it. Here I find one of them in Xiaonei.com: I guess it’s made by some Chinese farmers. The farmers in China are really of great creativity FYI, more about the real Bird Nest Stadium (via Wikipedia) The stadium can seat as many as 91,000 spectators during the Olympics. The capacity will then be reduced to 80,000 after the Ga

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BEIJING — The Beijing Olympics may not look much different from previous games on TV. Behind the studio sets, however, world broadcasters have been squaring off for months with Chinese officials over censorship. Among the issues: what they’ll be allowed to get on video, where they can work and whether they can broadcast live. They’ve faced red tape, intimidation and restrictions on coverage, which might make it difficult to cover unexpected events away from the venues. Broadcast officials rec

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