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Games Add Luster to Beijing Web> Special> Games Add Luster to Beijing RSS Feed When the Night Falls Evenings in Beijing today are more about beer and dancing than tea and tai chi  Games Add Luster to Beijing Since its successful bidding seven years ago, Beijing, and the Chinese nation that stands behind it, has spared no effort to prepare the Olympic stage  Spreading the Olympic Spirit The Truce Foundation promotes peace through sports  Victory Village The Beijing Olympic Village opens to national delegations amid praise for its state-of-art facilities  Sign of the Times Beijing's Qianmen Street, one of the city's most bustling commercial centers, has undergone extensive renovation work with the aim to maintaining its ancient charm  Breaking the Language Barrier Beijing has gone to great lengths to make the city easier to navigate for the floods of foreign tourists expected during the Olympics   Special

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