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Time: April 10-21
Place: Beijing Shooting Range Hall
Address: Beijing Shooting Range Hall, A3 Futian Si, Shi Jingshan District, Beijing
The opening ceremony of “Good Luck Beijing” ISSF World Cup 2008 will be held at 4:00pm on April 11, 2008 in Beijing Shooting Range Hall. ISSF officials and athletes will attend this opening ceremony. Accredited journalists are welcome to cover the event. Journalist needs to show accreditation card for entrance.
Shooting has been contested at most of the Olympic Games. The sport first appeared in 1896. There were also events in 1900, but none were contested during the 1904 and 1928 Games. |
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Venue: Guangzhou Museum of Art
Time: 9 am to 5 pm, 2008-02-05~2008-04-30
A cartoon exhibition by Liao Bingxiong (廖冰兄, 1915-2006) is taking place in Guangzhou, where the famous animation artist was born. He drew anti-war illustrations during World War II, after which he joined a comic artists organization in Hong Kong. In the early 1950s he returned to the mainland, where he drew many children's comics, such as Fairy Tale. (From China Daily)
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When: Ends Jan 25th (daily)
Where: China National Gymnasium (in the Olympic Green)
1.Dates: 20-26 January, 2008 2.Venue: National Indoor Stadium, Beijing 3.Host: Beijing Municipal People’s Government National Paralympic Committee of China (NPCC) 4.ORGANIZER The Organizing Committee for GOOD LUCK BEIJING—2008 Wheelchair Basketball International Invitational Tournament 5.Participating Teams Four women’s teams Four men’s teams 6. COMPETITION SCHEDULE January 17 Team Arrival January 17-19 Classification and Training January 20-22 Preliminary Round January 23 Rest January 24-25 Finals January 26 Team Departure |
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More than 4,000 Beijingers and visitors queued up on Tuesday in the chilly wind for a bowl of steaming porridge served by monks at a lamasery in the capital to observe China's traditional porridge serving day.
Thirty giant caldrons of "Laba Porridge", which is made from dozens of ingredients, were served in the Yonghe Lamasery in north Beijing on the Laba Festival today.
"It only takes 10 minutes for one caldron of porridge to be given away because people are so enthusiastic about the tradition," said a monk.
"I queue up here every year to get a bowl of Laba porridge. It has become an annual routine for me," said a person in the queue. |
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