I could have died if I missed to watch the opening of the seven-years-in-the-making Beijing Olympics opening. I don't have regrets watching the opening instead of cramming for next day's Natural Science mid-term exam. I would be totally disappointed if I missed watching (even if it's just on tv) the one-chance spectacular performances of thousands of Chinese people. My jaw dropped with wows while watching the show. Beijing Olympics definitely made me proud as an Asian. How I wish I was there witnessing the stunning performances, and breathing the pollution made by the fireworks. Kidding.
China's skies were illuminated with extraordinary sparkles and colorful glitters of fireworks. The fireworks were stunning and already a treat, in itself. What more about the well-planned and rehearsed performances from the Chinese kids to kids at heart?
Architects all over the world surely envies the architect/s behind the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube, the former is a stadium, and the latter, exclusively for sports event specially built for this year's Olympics.
The Bird's Nest
If you missed to watch the opening, I think you should allot some time to see the opening yourself, because if you don't, you'll surely regret it in your entire life.
To the minds behind the preparations and performances, congratulations and thank you for making us happy for 3 and a half hours.
London should prepare well for 2012 Olympics.
Good thing I was able to multi-task; watching the opening and studying at the same time. Haha.
Watch out world, here comes China to dominate you! Eat Beijing's pollution, er, space dusts!
kidding.
:)
Water Cube
3 Comments:
na miss ko nga buti may video ka dito. thanks for sharing it trizzz.
hmm..london pala ang sunod.thanks for the info.
...ganda ng bird's nest...hehehe
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