The Centennial Games Express

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Thank you for visiting the Centennial Games Express (CGE) - Chinese at the Olympics. We are dedicated to provide you the best, most-up-to-date news coverage for the Chinese Olympic Team. We setup this guestbook to collect from our readers the good wishes, encouragement, and congradulations to the Chinese athletes in the Games. Your message will be presented to the China Olympic Team. Here is the response we got from Mr. Wei Jizhong, Deputy Chef De Mission of the Chinese Olympic Delegation: .

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nice page.
Son Thai <sthai31@maine.maine.edu>
ME USA - Wednesday, February 25, 1998 at 00:20:13 (EST)

I am very happy to enjoy skating . Would you send me more ?
Qingfeng Li from Beijing China <liqf@hotmail.com>
FS, CN BJ - Saturday, February 14, 1998 at 07:46:13 (EST)

Hey people make mistakes sometimes. What I don't like is your attitude and your language .I thought that Auatralian is the best mannered people in the world .I will understabd if you called them cheats or liars but using FOUR letters word and cursing people countries is terrible!!! How would you feel if I called your country using a FOUR lettered word
jessica
Sweden - Saturday, January 17, 1998 at 06:29:06 (EST)

To all the chinese swimmers,coaches and officials participating at the world swimming championships in Perth, Australia. On behalf of all australians interested in fair play in sport we would just like to say that youre all a bunch of goddam motherfuckin cheats and get the FUCK out of our country until you can all learn to act like decent human beings. Its no bloody wonder that everyone around the world cant stand your fuckin country.
ben and nikki
WA Australia - Friday, January 09, 1998 at 07:10:06 (EST)

Mo Huilan I think you are a great gymnast. You must have gotten a whole bunch of gold medals in the olympics. I am in gymnastics too, so I know how much getting a gold medal must feel like. My life long dream is to be in the olympics. I watch the olympic games every four years. I am a level 6 gymnast and I have been doing gymnastics for 4 years. I am 13 years old and I am in 8th grade at St. Mary Academy Bay View in the United States. It is an all girl private school. Good Luck in the future in gymnastics. Bye
Tiffany Girrier
Bristol , RI United States - Friday, November 14, 1997 at 09:46:56 (EST)

Huge
guest book! Have a nice day!
Jon Luo <Luo_jon@hotmail.com>
New Britain, CT US - Tuesday, October 28, 1997 at 19:58:30 (EST)

USA HOCKEY is going all the way!
Jimmy Bellew
HINGHAM, MA USA - Thursday, October 23, 1997 at 12:22:59 (EDT)

USA Hockey all the
Rob Vincent way
Hingham , MA USA - Thursday, October 23, 1997 at 12:20:23 (EDT)

Hope our football team go to '98 France.
He Jie <cdhcgf@mail.sc.cninfo.net>
- Tuesday, October 21, 1997 at 03:04:09 (EDT)

This page is very interesting. I would like you to send me E-Mail on more Chinese Games.
Ultros <readyset@cadvision.com>
Calgary, AB Canada - Thursday, October 16, 1997 at 12:24:45 (EDT)

I want to know more about it...................???????
Dennis Huang <dennish@esia.au>
Melbourne, vic Australia - Monday, September 22, 1997 at 09:42:26 (EDT)

Good for you
HANNA <heyanqing@dq.cnpc.co.cn>
daqing, china - Friday, August 22, 1997 at 04:01:37 (EDT)

Give me some free games download address....please...
Michael <hsueh9@hotmail.com>
Toronto, On Canada - Friday, July 18, 1997 at 19:48:49 (EDT)

I have inherited a game called Majon. I have probably misspelled it. It is a Chinese gameseen played in the movie "Joy Luck Club". CAn you help me learn how to play it? thanks, Marylou Ewen
marylou ewen <mlewen@i.x.netcom.com>
tucson, az usa - Monday, June 23, 1997 at 16:00:20 (EDT)

Dear Mo Huilan I am a 6 year old girl. I live in the United States. I love gymnastics because gymnastics is fun. Love, Megan
megan okrand <ar039@lafn.org>
Sherman Oaks, Ca USA - Monday, May 26, 1997 at 13:56:54 (EDT)

Dearest China's Basketball Team members.It has been the greatest moment of my life to look at all your competitions!!! Best Wishes to you all, especially to my HERO- Gong Xiao Bin. I will be always supporting you all.
Zhuo Lingqin
Singapore - Sunday, January 05, 1997 at 07:36:40 (EST)

Thanks to China team for doing a excellent job! Espeacially Fu MingXia! She did very well. Hope China team will work harder and prepare themselves for Sydney 2000.
Leong Chin Harn <harn@pl.jaring.my>
Malacca, Malaysia - Friday, January 03, 1997 at 09:16:23 (EST)

I strongly believe that Mo Huilan is THE GREATEST GYMNAST IN THE WORLD, no matter what the judges think. If you have watched her, she puts everything in her routines: grace, beautiful coregraphed dance, smiles all the time, and ALL the difficulty in the world! It's really a shame that the judges were so blind to think that she doesn't even deserve a silver in the all-around. And look at Lilia Podkapaeva. She might have some grace, yes, but she doesn't have the enormous amounts of difficulty in her routines that Mo Huilan has, so therefore didn't deserve to get the gold (the judges didn't even deduct points for her major mistake on the uneven bars). But still, she got the gold. I know for sure that Mo Huilan will someday go to a world championships and redeem herself. She might be in fifth place now, but won't always be. She can amaze the crowds with her brilliant tumbling, giant swings, and 1 1/2 Yurchenkos. She might not win all the time, but we'll know in our hearts who the greatest gymnast in the world REALLY is.
Xin Feng Hu
Columbia, MO U.S.A. - Sunday, December 29, 1996 at 14:39:52 (EST)

I am looking for anybody living near my place.
Bing Chen <bingchen@vcn.bc.ca>
Vancouver, BC Canada - Thursday, October 17, 1996 at 16:27:43 (EDT)

Sorry about that. I meant to write "GREATEST", not "GREASTEST"!!! I guess I was going a little too fast!
Chan Waiyuen <randy.chan@MCI.com>
Sacramento, CA USA - Tuesday, September 03, 1996 at 19:08:45 (EDT)

Just wanted to say that MO HUILAN has the GREASTEST smile & the MOST BEAUTIFUL personality. I thought she did great in the Olympics, and I hope to see her again in future gymnastics competitions. The exuberance and power, as well as, the beauty and elegance that she puts into her performances gives her the right to bare the name "Mighty Mouse". In my own view, she's is the BEST of the best! Keep Smiling!!!
Vincent Chan (Chan Waiyuen) <randy.chan@MCI.com>
Sacramento, CA USA - Tuesday, September 03, 1996 at 19:00:08 (EDT)

Thanks to all atheletes, for your excellent and perfect performance at the Centennial Olympic Games. As a student from Xi'an, China, I am so proud to see your achievements. Work hard, go for Sydney 2000!
Wang Xin <Xin_Wang@baylor.edu>
Waco, TX USA - Monday, August 26, 1996 at 12:35:27 (EDT)

Watching sprots games is very nice.
ZhaoBing
Beijing, Asia China - Sunday, August 25, 1996 at 23:18:51 (EDT)

That's it! It's all over. How come it's so fast? Anyhow, I find Olympics is becoming a competition which lacks the spirit of the united world. Of course, every country wants to earn the most medals, but in that sense Olympics is just a show off time. It has no more unification and no more excitement. I hope the next Olympics in Sydney will become better. We should pay more attention to appreciate athletes' attitudes instead of admiring their performance. I'm sure the Chinese athletes and many other countries' athletes were repectable. And I hope that the US athletes can learn from them. Finally, I want to thank all Chinese athletes for their honourable attitudes and performance and efforts! Remember, a Gold medal doesn't mean you're honourable, but no medal can mean you're respectable. :)
Jade Wang <kywang@novice.uwaterloo.ca>
Guelph, Ontario Canada - Friday, August 09, 1996 at 15:01:38 (EDT)

Glad to see Chinese Sports News on the net. I wish more oversea students know this address. I suggest you do more ads let more people know what you are doing. Anyway, I will try my best to spead your address to my friends. Best regards to the medalists.
Zhengyu Bi <zhb95001@uconnvm.uconn.edu>
Storrs, CT USA - Thursday, August 08, 1996 at 13:45:09 (EDT)

Congratulations to Team China for all their success!! Especially to Mo Huilan and Li Xiaoshuang, as well as the other gymnasts who did their best and brought us honor. :)
Arabelle Ang Audije <ara@ite.net>
Yigo, GU U.S.A. - Thursday, August 08, 1996 at 01:10:56 (EDT)

I love you guys. hi mo huilan! your the best. i adore you...bye mo huilan...wo ai ne...zhi buzhi dao?
G-O-D <jes@god.com>
n/a, n/a china - Wednesday, August 07, 1996 at 01:09:44 (EDT)

I am very proud of our Olympic team. They did very good job. I think that we should support our athletes with the real action. I suggest that we establish oversea chinese student fundation for our national Olympic team. May chinese Olympic team get much better results next time with the real caring from all the chinese people worlwide.
Jian-Guo Dong <jd175@columbia.edu>
New York, NY U.S.A - Monday, August 05, 1996 at 19:51:38 (EDT)

Thank you!
S. Gao <gao@rcs.arch.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp>
Tokyo, Japan - Monday, August 05, 1996 at 09:59:40 (EDT)

We congratulate our China team,Thank you all of members. TIAN YA XING XIANG LIAN Voice from Good hope cape
yinxing Zhang <ctszhang@samiot.uct.ac.za>
CapeTown, cape SouthAfrica - Monday, August 05, 1996 at 08:35:12 (EDT)

Congratulations to Chinese Olympic Team! Well done,Great Chinese athletes, coaches and officers. Best wishes to you, Chinese Olympic Team. Erxi Wu, Email: MDP95EW@sheffield.ac.uk
Erxi Wu
- Monday, August 05, 1996 at 05:45:09 (EDT)

Hello there to the China Team in Atlanta especially to Gymnastics Artistic's Lee Xiao Shuang and Diving Fu Ming Xia! You have done China enormous pride!!! You shall come back in glory and go to Sydney 2000 to sweep away *all* the gold medals! Lee Xiao Shuang! I love you!
Jeannette Lim <lambert@pacific.net.sg>
Singapore, Singapore Singapore - Monday, August 05, 1996 at 01:31:05 (EDT)

I aam very apprecciated with the competition between Li and Nemov in AAoff gymnastics. That's excellent and exciting. I wish to see you guys doing a great job again in World Champion'97.
Sze Sze
Halifax, NS Canada - Monday, August 05, 1996 at 00:39:56 (EDT)

Congratulation to CHINESE OLYMPIC TEAMS for the great achiecement in 96' OLYMPIC GAME. THANK our athletes, coaches, and officers for giving us, oversea chinese,a chance to feel our homecountry's glories and the pride as a CHINESE in this country which always takes CHINA as an enemy,even in OLYMPIC GAME of peace,unity,and friendship. As Olympic Torch burning down, USA should take care of their own shame for what happened during the Centenial Olympic Game. Look beyond Olympics, the successes in sports is a indicator that our counry is getting stronger day by day. We are happy to have felt American fear to China not only in sports but also in all other fields. This is the only explanation why they tried hard to take every opportunity to attack China. WE bless our country!!!We are looking forward to the STRONGNESS of CHINA. Wherever we are, we are and proud to be CHINESE forever. NICE TRIP TO HOME, OUR HEROES. TAKE CARE!!!WHAT you leave us are PRIDE, COURAGE, AND CONFIDENCE and LOVE TO OUR COUNTRY!!! THANK YOU!!!
Zhang Bin <bzhang@unix.ksu>
Manhattan, KS USA - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 23:56:22 (EDT)

Well done, Team China. Thank You all for your wonderful performance!
xie zhijun <zxie@bu.edu>
Boston, MA - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 22:16:36 (EDT)

One more thing. Still think sister Wang Junxia of the best long distance tracking player in the world. Thanks for your performance, sister Wang.
Gang Yu <gyu@alpha.math.uga.edu>
Athens, Georgia US - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 20:58:31 (EDT)

Cheers for our victory in the centennial Olympic games. Apreciate our athletes, they did their best for Chinese, for China. I'm so proud of what they did.
Gang Yu <gyu@alpha.math.uga.edu>
Athens, GA US - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 20:54:17 (EDT)

Ms. Mo Huilan. Your performance in the Olympics has filled me with much of the Chinese pride that I have lost while growing up in the United States. I was at the Georgia Dome the night you won the silver medal for the vault, and although I was disappointed, I knew in my heart that you were truly deserving of that gold. It does not matter to me if you win any medals because the class that you bring to your sport is more valuable than any of those golds, and as the years go by and others begin to take the centerstage, you will always be remembered by the thousands of fans that you have touched with your courage and spirit. For me, it doesn't matter if you win any medals from now on, because your very presence has already made me and the rest of your countrymen proud. Thank you for making gymnastics enjoyable to watch.
Daniel Chang <danman@umich.edu>
Brighton, MI USA - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 15:21:20 (EDT)

Now the Olympics is almost over. I would like to congratulate Team China for the great achievements. Also I thank you for the happiness and proudness to be a chinese. Wish you all more success and have a sound trip back!! Bye Bye!
Hanming Fang <hfang@ssc.upenn.edu>
Philadelphia, PA 19104 - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 13:26:48 (EDT)

DONG Jiong: You have already showed your strength and competence ! We are proud of you ! Not being exactly perfect sometimes is even more beautiful ! Win a gold medal in the Year 2000 Sydney Olympic games for China, and for us all !
Tianshi LI <tsl@dmi.min.dk>
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 12:39:33 (EDT)

XIONG, Ni: You are really great ! Who laughs the latest, who laughs the longest.
XIONG, Li <TSL@DMI.MIN.DK>
Copenhagen, DENMARK - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 12:27:30 (EDT)

CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE CHINESE OLYMPIC TEAM!!! Your success means a lot to you and every Chinese, in China and overseas ! Greetings to all those who have won medals, and especially to those who have not yet but totally devoted ! We wish you all the best and look forward to an even GREATER success in the upcoming Year 2000 Sydney Olympic Games ! Have a good relax and nice trip home.
XIONG, Li & LI, Tianshi <TSL@dmi.min.dk>
Copenhagen, DENMARK - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 12:22:11 (EDT)

Congradulation to the greatest Chinese team in the Olympics. Thank you for all the effort and hard work from all the team members and we are looking for a new Chinese Era in the Olympics.
Jean Wang <qwang@calstatela.edu>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 03:34:24 (EDT)

DON'T LOOK BACK, LOOK FORTH. Best wishes to our GREAT CHINA TEAM, especially for those athletes who missed out of medals.
Yu S <yushao@ctin.adelaide.edu.au>
SSs AAustralia - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 02:14:40 (EDT)

Words cannot describe the depth of our appreciation and gratitude for your hard work and courage. Please remember, we will always be here to support you. Just make some noise and let us know if you ever need us under any circumstance. All the best.
Wong
Boston, MA - Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 01:09:25 (EDT)

I have been in the U.S. for 15 years; but I have never been as proud as today for being a Chinese. My heart goes to all members of Team China for making this possible.
LIU Jie <liuj@p3.net>
- Sunday, August 04, 1996 at 00:27:01 (EDT)

Congratulations, Team China!!!
You make us, Chinese abroad, pround! You prove that we are not "sick men in East Asia" again

Thank you for putting up a stronge show down in this Olympic.
Douglas Huang <dhuang1@tribeca.ios.com>
Houston, TX USA - Saturday, August 03, 1996 at 20:08:07 (EDT)

Tian Liang: One more thing, you are best diver in tonight's platform final. May you win a gold for China!! GO CHINA, GO. WO MEN ZONG GUO REN SHI DI YI LIOU DE.
Yang Yang
Tallahassee, FL U.S.A. - Friday, August 02, 1996 at 15:29:03 (EDT)

To Tian Liang: You are a very rewarding athlete. In your future, you will get many medals for China. I am very honored to be able to write to you. Please write to me whenever you can (back in China). My address is: Yang Yang 1839 Miccosukee Rd. Apt. 4B Tallahassee, FL 32308 U.S.A. My love goes out to you and all the Chinese divers. You are a very nice person (handsome, very). I hope that three years later, when I'm your current age, I can be as good a diver as you are.
Yang Yang <yang@bio.fsu.edu>
Tallahassee, FL USA - Friday, August 02, 1996 at 15:25:27 (EDT)

To Fu MinXia:You are so great!You are the coolest competitor in the diving history!! All we chinese are proud of you, I think the NBC female commentator must be a diver who never won a medal in the game, who was beaten by Gao Min and other chinese diver again she is beaten by Fu Min Xia!!! Congratulation MinXia !! We love you and china diving team!! Jane Fan
Jane
- Friday, August 02, 1996 at 13:16:53 (EDT)

To Xiong Ni, congratulation on your great success in diving... you finally got the gold medal that you should have awarded in 88' olympic games .. that's cool... you deserve it. one more thing, your performance was great.see you around in the next olympic..
Lo
Pa USA - Friday, August 02, 1996 at 02:37:48 (EDT)

I predicted that we Chinese Team will win 18 gold medals the day before yesterday. Now,this dream is nearly come true! 16 sheenful gold medals have been won by Oue proud Olympic Chinese Dream Team! We still have some good opportunities to win more gold medals.Wang Jun-Xia,Dong jiong,Xiao Hai-Liang ... I do believe they will let the five star flags rise again in front of the ugly Uncle Sams. Towards 18! It is not a dream but a reality.
Wang Zheng-Lun <dleahy@fs3.ballarat.edu.au>
- Friday, August 02, 1996 at 02:34:35 (EDT)

Here is my email address: yang@bio.fsu.edu
Yang Yang <yang@bio.fsu.edu>
Tallahassee, FL USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 18:10:33 (EDT)

Li Xiao Shuang: I admire you so much. You are one of my top role models. I think that you have proved that people who are in the United States have to work to almost perfection in order to recieve fair judgements from Caucasions. You have such power to overcome the grieve involved when the judges were unfair to you. I really think that you best demonstrate a heart and mind of steel. This proves that no matter what others do to you, there is one thing that they cannot take, that is your determination to fulfill you goals. Go Li Xiao Shuang! I will follow your leadership examples. China is the best place with the best people in the world!!!!
Yang Yang
Tallahassee, FL USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 18:07:08 (EDT)

Li Xiao Shuang: I admire you so much. You are one of my top role models. I think that you have proved that people who are in the United States have to work to almost perfection in order to recieve fair judgements from Caucasions. You have such power to overcome the grieve involved when the judges were unfair to you. I really think that you best demonstrate a heart and mind of steel. This proves that no matter what others do to you, there is one thing that they cannot take, that is your determination to fulfill you goals. Go Li Xiao Shuang! I will follow your leadership examples. China is the best place with the best people in the world!!!!
Yang Yang <yang@bio.fsu.edu>
Tallahassee, FL USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 18:06:45 (EDT)

To Fu Mingxia: I don't know how to use words to express my admiration for your wonderful performance. I would call you "diving princess" rather than "diving queen". Your smile is so adorable. But your self-confidence shows your are the unbeatable world champion. I am so proud of you!! All Chinese are proud of you!!! I wish I could see your smile face again in Sydney
Zhengxiong Huang <zhengxio@cs.utexas.edu>
Austin, Tx U.S. - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 14:53:46 (EDT)

To Team China Congratulations to Fu Mingxia, Deng yaping, Ge Fei, Gu Jun, Wang Tao and Liu Guo Liang!! We are all very proud of Team China. We have the best Diving team and Table \ Tennis Team in the world! They are our dream team!! I also have some comments to our gymnastic team. 1. It is because of the shameless judges that Li Xiaoshuang, Mo Huilan and Bi Wenjing lost their golds. But the most important reason is that the Inter. Gymnastic Association is dominated by East Europe countries. I think the only way to avoid our golds lost to the referees is to obtain the chairmanship of the Inter. Gymnastic Association. If the chairman of the Inter. Gymn. Assocation is a Chinese, the judges will not dare to be unaffair to us. I think it is possible because China is now being richer so as to have enough funds to compete for the chairmanship. 2. Since the most important thing is to get as many gold medals in the Olympic games, the Chinese team is better to pay more attention to the individual aparatus, not only the group.
Yangxin Li <liya@tuns.ca>
Halifax, NS Canada - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 11:04:59 (EDT)

Fu Mingxia, We are so proud of you! You are the greatest female diver of all times. You are the star shining from the Olympic pool. We love you!
Chenxi Wang <cw2e@virginia.edu>
- Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 10:49:28 (EDT)

Fu Mingxia is cool! All we chinese are proud of you. You are the greatest woman diver in the world!!! When I watched the diving competition, I simply killed the voice, made the TV mute. Why? because the NBC female commentator expected Mingxia to make mistake. The commentator's voice bothered me so mcuh. She simply slapped her own face. What a pathetic loser! Congratulations, Mingxia!!! Bless our great motherland! China is emerging as a superpower economically and athletically! No one can stop it! Go, China, Go!!!
Desong Liu <desong@skiron.gso.uri.edu>
Kingston, RI 02881 USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 09:59:01 (EDT)

Congratulations to Chinese's Team, especially to Fu Min Xia. My wife and daughter are very exciting for your performance and ask me pass the thanks to you. We hate the NBC's anchor's (Bob) discrimination word. Your score is the best answer to him.
Yanan Han <yanan.han@tek.com>
Lexington, MA USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 09:33:14 (EDT)

To LI Xiaoshuang: I am very proud of you. Remember the guy from Xiantao?
ZHAO Yong <gt4494c@prism.gatech.edu>
- Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 09:10:36 (EDT)

Congratulations to the chinese team! The great efforts and brilliant victory are the best answers to the NBC guys or alike. My 6-year old son woke up this morning with smill, He told us that in his dream he won a gold medal, a medal for chinese. He is very glad about that. These days he joins us in front of TV and cheer for China. I told him: the dream will become true.
Pan Jinshan <jinshanp@corrosci.kth.se>
Stokholm, Sweden - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 08:15:22 (EDT)

CONGRATULATIONS to all the Chinese medallists and atheletes! SPECIAL THANKS to all coaches and team staff! I am proud of you! I am proud of being a Chinese! CHEER for China!!!
Lun Zhao <eng30386@leonis.nus.sg>
Singapore - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 03:42:52 (EDT)

Althrough China probably would not win as much as 1992, China's results actually improved. IF you look at the medals won this year closely, you will notice that China actually wins in many different sports. That means China is no longer a nation that can win medals in specialized sports. For 2000 at Syndey, we should try to win some medals in boxing, free-style wrestling, and more medals in tracki and field.
Lincoln Chan <lwc3t@virginia.edu.>
Charlottesville, VA USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 01:59:03 (EDT)

Fu Ming Xia forever! Chinese Team forever!
Wong
Boston, MA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 01:36:48 (EDT)

Two Gold medals,Awesome and fantastic...Fu Mingxia you are a Chinese hero ! and we are all proud of you.
Beide Wang <hchen@jaxnet,com>
Jax, FL 32257 - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 01:35:26 (EDT)

Congratulations to Fu Mingxia, who won the gold medal of women's 3m springboard diving. Congratulations to China's team, we have got 15 gold medals up to now. Also we have got the gold and silver of Men's Single table tennis. Best luck to our beloved chinese team, wish success in the women's soccer match against USA on Aug.1. Beat the US! Also best luck to our women's voleyball team, wish a gold medal!
Qijin Chen <qchen@franck.uchicago.edu>
Chicago, IL USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 01:19:54 (EDT)

Fu Mingxia, you are totally cool! Two golds in a couple of days! The first in 35 years to sweep both platform and springboard! You made the history! Hope good luck will always accompany you. We love you! We admire you very much! China has now achieved a lot in this game. I am pretty confident that China will be in the top two after a few years. Go Team China!
Huihong Luo <huisinro@leland.stanford.edu>
Stanford, CA USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 01:09:18 (EDT)

Fu Mingxia, big big congratulations! You have put yourself in Who's Who in Olympic history. You have proved to the world that you are truely the best diver in human history; you have brought greatest honor to your family, our motherland - China, and millions of overseas Chinese like me. You are young but mature, you are brave but cool, you are relaxed but determined. Your performance was just perfect and 100 percent elegant. I love and admire you, I love China which have raised and cultivated so many successful sons and daughters. Your outstanding achievements have further convinced me that we are going to make it so long as we are willing to work hard and excel.
Roger Zeng <zintger@ix.netcom.com>
Houston, TX USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 00:37:32 (EDT)

I am so proud for you all, Chinese team. I have one wish that is one day our chinese judges will sit there and do a fair job. It is as important as the job that had been done by our beautiful chinese athelets.
Ying Liang <gt8695a@prism.gatech.edu>
Atlanta, Ga USA - Thursday, August 01, 1996 at 00:17:43 (EDT)

First I am very proud of the great victory of our Olympic Team. Second I am upset that many of the Americans ,especially the commentors of the NBC , have no manners. They are jealous of our victories. Anyhow, our victory is the best answer !! Good luck to China and China Olympics !
xiaodong zhang <xzhang@ecn.purdue.edu>
West Lafaayette, IN USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 22:39:53 (EDT)

I'm glad to come here for 1996 Olympic News View! Thanks for your effort!!!
xie guo <xieguo@info.zj.js.cn>
zhen jiang, js china - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 22:26:56 (EDT)

The China team is a truly great team. All of the team members have tried best to compete. We are proud of you! Your excellent performance, especially in front of difficulties, will be remembered forever. Although we are now living in the United States, we love all of you. The women volleyball team beat the U.S. team 3:1, great!!! Best wishes to all of you! Have a safe trip back to China!
Zhang, Guangming <zhang@eng.umd.edu>
College Park, MD USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 22:16:40 (EDT)

Congratulations to the Chinese Olympic Teams for their great achievements at the Olympics.
Wang Zheng <wang@seismology.harvard.edu>
cambridge, MA USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 22:06:19 (EDT)

DONG JIONG: PING LE!!!!
Wendy
- Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 22:03:33 (EDT)

CHEERS!! CHEERS!!! WANG TAO: GREAT GREAT GREAT MATCH Tonight!!!! LIU GUOLIANG: GREAT GREAT GREAT MATCH Tonight!!!! Again, Great Chinese are dominating PingPong world!!! And, EIGHT medals As I Believed!!! LET'S CHEER UP!!!!
chen <d-chen1@students.uiuc.edu>
- Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 21:57:52 (EDT)

We will always love you "CHINA OLYMPIC TEAM!" Congradulations to chinese athletes !! Best wishes to all of you !!!
Zhang Haowei <haowei@dcbs.umd.edu>
Columbia, MD USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 21:04:47 (EDT)

Congratulation to china team! They are all the best !!! I wish all of them have a grest time here. 'Jia you ba ' for the last few days! zumei :-) :-)
zhang zumei <zzhang1@umbc2.umbc.edu>
columbia, md USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 20:35:44 (EDT)

Congratulation, Deng Yaping!!! You are the best. I love Pingpong and love our pingpone players. we are proud of you and respect you very much not only because you got a gold medal but you have a patriotic heart.
Zhang Bin <bzhang@unix.ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 20:14:12 (EDT)

We are very pround of as Chinese because all of you gained the great glories for our people and country. All the best.
Yue Wang. 122-2730 Acadia Raod, University of British Columbia <yuewang>
Vancouver, BC Canda - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 19:33:41 (EDT)

We are very pround of as Chinese because all of you gained the great gloried for our people and contry. All the best.
Yue Wang. 122-2730 Acadia Raod, University of British Columbia <yuewang>
Vancouver, BC Canda - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 19:31:04 (EDT)

Here I want to say thanks to all coaches of Chinase Olympic team. I am proud of you and ahtlete.
Guangyi Wang <ghwang@ucdavis.edu>
Davis, CA USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 17:16:31 (EDT)

I appreciate your effort to set up this page. Best wishes to Chinese team! Go China! Chenxi
Chenxi Wang <cw2e@virginia.edu>
Charlottesville , VA 22901 - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 16:11:57 (EDT)

To LI XIAOSHUANG: I am very proud of having a XianTao LaoXiang as You! By the way you are the actural gold winner in Vault>
ZHAO Yong <gt4494c@prism.gatech.edu>
- Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 13:50:31 (EDT)

Everytime I saw the star & strip uniform(US uniform) I feel like to puke! It's so ugly and disgusting. That's why US has won the most medals so far! Their uniform just distracts other athletes!!! BTW, it also smells bad! Anyway. Go! Team China! Great performance again in all events!
Jade Wang <kywang@novice.uwaterloo.ca>
Toronto, - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 12:02:30 (EDT)

Congratulations to Ge Fei and Gu Jun, Gold metal winner of women bedminton double competetion! Also congratulations to Tang Yongshu and Zin Yiyuan for Bronze!
Dongfen Gao <dfg@saintl.com>
San Rafael, CA USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 12:01:24 (EDT)

I am sorry to have seen Shuping Tan's disaster jump tonight. This is so unexpected! She is young and I am sure she will try harder next time and even she will not have another Olympic chance in 4 years, this Atalanta experience would be an asset to her which helps her in her future life. I have some comments to the coaches in Chinese Diving Team and Chinese Gymnastic Team. [1]. We should pay attention to balance between developing the technical ability of the memebers and enhancing their performance consistency. E.g., Guo, Jingjing dares try the most difficult jumps, but if she fails, she may fail completely. On the otherhand, some athelete do something not as difficult as her and hence have a much smaller chance of failing. By doing that, their initial point may be a little lower than Guo's initial point (same thing apply to gymnastic exercises: balance and strategy are improtant), yet they still have a chance of standing ahead of Guo if case she fails. THe coaches should consider all these and form a wise strategy for their atheletes in improtant matches such as Olympic. The prime goal in Olympic is to win, a by-product (hence 2nd consideration) is to stun the audience and have a nice show. [2]. After so many years, we still do not have major breakthrough in the artistic aspects of the female gymnastic competition. The root is, accd. to my observation, in the lack of high quality coaches who are not only technicians but also artists. Hence we do not have good music in floor exercise, we do not have smart and electrifing "Bian Pai" in female floor exercises. In the end, no current Chinese coaches are able to train a both powerful and artistic LADY gymnastic in floor exercise. Our girls in floor exercises can only tumble, but they are not able to express their understanding and the interpretation of the music, which is the core of the floor exercise. Many of our girls look exactly like naive little country girls, comparing to their expressive and/or sexy rivals in floor exercise. [3]. It is impossible to turn a technical coach into a all-rounded culturaly rich artist overnight. Can we consider inviting some ballerina to help the female gymnastic in floor exercise? or better cooperate w/ foreign artists. I have Chen, Lu, the female figure skating's successful transformation (from a jumper on ice to an artistic technician on ice) in my mind when I write down those prematured thoughts. Best Regards, Lyn C.
Lynn C. <lcao@pomona.edu>
- Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 09:59:17 (EDT)

By the way, I strongly suspect the mission of the Olympic Game. I must point out the dissimilation of the values of the Olympics! There are too much commercialism, too many cheatings, too many drug abusings! The cost of the game hosting is a huge astronomical figure! Why we humankind need such an expensive and valueless modern Olympic? What we should do immediately is pushing the reform of the modern Olympics and recovering its original humane spirits! Next Olympic Game should not be hosted in one country! It should be hosted in five countries in five continents. I am hoping to see a real Olympic Game hosted in Beijing! Comments are welcome.
Wang Zheng-Lun <Dleahy@fs3.ballarat.edu.au>
Australia - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 01:41:57 (EDT)

Jia You! WANG JUNXIA!!! Jia You! DONG JONG!!! Jia You! GE FEI/GU JUN!!! Jia You! ZHONG GUO NU PAI!!! Jia You! FU MINGXIA!!!
Wendy
- Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 01:20:44 (EDT)

TERRIFIC games tonight!!! MARCHING toward final! LIU GUOLIANG and WANG TAO!!!! NObody can stop you two!!!
Chen <d-chen1@uiuc.edu>
- Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 01:15:08 (EDT)

To Fu Mingxia: We all love you so much! You did a terrific job in the platform. I feel very confident that you'll also win the springboard title facing the very tough competitons, especially after the unexpected elimination of Tan Shuping. I hope Tan Shuping can face the reality, and prepare for the next chance. Don't upset too much.
Huihong Luo, Stanford University <huisinro@leland.stanford.edu>
Stanford, CA USA - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 01:05:17 (EDT)

To: Our China Olympic Delegation, I am so proud of the excellent performances of our elite athletes! Congratulations to every Chinese Medalist!Is there any possibility for our Chinese athletes to win 18 gold medals? I hope the remainder make their best efforts to fulfill this goal! Don't forget that 18 is a lucky number in Chinese Culture. It will bring us good luck towards year 2000 Sydney Olympic Game.
Wang Zheng-Lun <Dleahy@.fs3.ballarat.edu.au>
Ballarat, Australia - Wednesday, July 31, 1996 at 00:45:57 (EDT)

congratulations to fu ming-xia and xiong ni and the whole chinese diving team. Thanks for making us feel so proud of being chinese by your awesome performance and your gracefulness.
yi li
- Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 19:43:13 (EDT)

Cheers for China!!!
Bing Chen <bingchen@vcn.bc.ca>
Vancouver, BC Canada - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 19:06:56 (EDT)

To all the Chinese Olympic team members. Good jobs! For the swimming coaches & officals: If the NBC or other rotten media harass you again on the drug rumors, look them in the eyes and say in a stern voice "Shut Up"
Tim Cheung <cheung.tim@sma1.mcclellan.af.mil>
Antelope, CA USA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 17:54:19 (EDT)

To: Mo Huilan, Li XiaoShuang, and the many other overlooked but deserving members of the Chinese Gymnastics Team . . . My deepest and most sincere congratulations on your Olympic performances. May you find success, prosperity, and fulfillment in the rest of your bright gymnastic careers and further on into the rest of your lives. We'll always cheer for you!
Otto Kar Kit Lee <ok-lee@uiuc.edu>
IL U.S.A. - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 17:33:48 (EDT)

To: Mo Huilan, Li XiaoShuang, and the many other overlooked but deserving members of the Chinese Gymnastics Team . . . My deepest and most sincere congratulations on your Olympic performances. May you find success, prosperity, and fulfillment in your bright gymnastic careers and into the rest of your lives.
Otto Kar Kit Lee <ok-lee@uiuc.edu>
IL U.S.A. - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 17:31:34 (EDT)

Congratulations to Xiong Ni! Gold at last. You deserved it four years ago, you earned it again now. All was said in the smile at the corner of your mouth after the last dive. Thank you!
yang <yz@freepress.com>
CA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 17:15:56 (EDT)

To: Li XiaoShuang: Don't let the unfair judge upset you. We understand you and see your silver really as gold.
D. Bai <drbai@chml.ubc.ca>
Vancouver, Bc Canada - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 16:24:47 (EDT)

Last night, suddenly I had the feeling that Chinese should win the most number of medals in the olympics. The reasons? Needless to say, we Chinese are the hardest workers. Unfortunately, because of those immature judges, we haven't accomplish that yet. What's more saddening is that we have obtained a lot of iron medals. Iron medals(4th place) seems ok but needless to say, it's worth than wood medals(5th place). But what iron medal means is that an athlete has put on his best effort, but due to unfair judges and many other stupid reasons, he is forced to take the iron medal. Worst of all is that nobody will notice and appreciate the effort of this athlete. Although our Chinese athletes obtained the most number of iron medals, we're still in the top 5. Needless to say, we should be #1. US should take all the iron medals. Thanks again to all Chinese athletes. Don't forget that IRON MEDALS REALLY MEAN GOLD MEDALS!!!
Jade Wang <kywang@novice.uwaterloo.ca>
Toronto, - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 13:55:45 (EDT)

WANG TAO and LIU GUO LIANG: With the chances and challenges coming together, STAND FIRMLY!! BE a KILLER!!! Nobody else could be finalist except you two!!!!
Dong <d-chen1@uiuc.edu>
- Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 13:50:07 (EDT)

Congratulations to DONG, Jong for entering the Men's Singles Final in badminton. Mr. Dong now is the only Chinese player in the final. So I hope people around him NOT to give him too much pressure. We have pressed our athelets too hard in the past days, haven't we? Good luck to Dong Jong!
Lan Yang
OHIO USA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 13:39:39 (EDT)

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I am so proud of the Chinese Olympics Team. Thank you very much for all your hard work. You really bring honor to CHINA, OUR COUNTRY! My congratulations go to every athelete, no matter medalist or not. My love and care are always with you! God bless CHINA!
Dixia Yang <yangda@ucunix.san.uc.edu>
Cincinnati, OH USA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 12:14:06 (EDT)

Dear Mo Huilan: no matter what the outcome is, our heart is always with you. We have established a picture gallery for Mo Huilan at: Huilan Gallery. Also available now is: Li Xiaoshuang Gallery. We will celebrate you throughout time and space!
Muzi <shanghai@iserv.net>
- Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 11:36:57 (EDT)

Proud to Be CHINESE!!! China is rising up! Chinese is becoming stronger! What we coulc learn frrom the Game is th e unbeaten spirit shown by our great team! Chinese people all around the world should unite under this inspiration. We should be strong not only in the field of sports but all aspects of life and dwarf the Yankee bastard! Devote ourselves to The Grand China! Thanks again Chinese Olympic Team! Jia You!
Fang Zhen <smm959410@rccvax.ait.ac.th>
Bangkok, Thailand - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 11:36:28 (EDT)

I would like to see CCTV reporters be more professional in interviewing our athletes. Mo Huilan could have been awareded the gold if CCTV did not prematurely interview her on the site.
Luoheng Han <lhan@gallalee.as.ua.edu>
Tuscaloosa, AL USA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 10:37:52 (EDT)

To Mo Huilan:We will always love you, and always proud of you. Best wishes to you!
Yufeng <yufeng@hun.ece.drexel.edu>
Philadelphia, - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 10:29:14 (EDT)

Mr. Wei Jizhong, please protest against the unfair gymnastic scoring!!! Li Xiaoshuang's floor excerice is perfect!
Ai Hua <man @China>
- Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 09:28:49 (EDT)

To Chinese athletes; I am watching your performance everyday. You are the real medalists for all the hard work, for all the dedication, for all the sacrifice. I am so pround of you, my people from my motherland!
Peifang Pan
Cincinnati, Oh - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 09:22:37 (EDT)

To all Chinese Olympians, You are great! I'm so proud of you and I love you all. Especially, my love goes to Li Xiaoshuang,who is the REAL GOLD MEDALIST of the floor exercise in my heart,and Fu Mingxia, an heroine from my beautiful hometown Wuhan. JIA YOU,ZHAI JIA YOU.
Adam Xia <Xia@math.uconn.edu>
Storrs, CT U.S.A - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 03:17:37 (EDT)

Congradulations, Mo Huilan, first Chinese medalist in women's vault, ever! As they say, 1st place gets all the glory, but second place gets all the sympathy; you are the reason I watched gymnastics every day. Someone who is as beautiful, energetic, and talented as you would melt any icy composure. In my heart and so many others, you have gold, silver, bronze, and any other medal that you would ever want. Always enjoy yourself in gymnastics, and in everything else in life! May you be happy for the rest of your years; wherever you go, my love and the love of a nation will go with you.
Sherwin Tam <s-tam@students.uiuc.edu>
Naperville, IL USA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 02:07:43 (EDT)

Hi everybody, I love this site so much! I'm deeply moved by the fabulous performance of our atheletes, especially Xiong Ni, Lin Li, Wang JunXia, Li XiaoShuang and Mo HuiLan. I'm so proud of you. Best wishes for the chinese olympic team, and best wishes for our dear China.
Jia-Jia Liu <jliu@midway.uchicago.edu>
chicago, IL USA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 01:46:35 (EDT)

Tonight's gymnastic competition was surprisingly unfair overall. It is even worse than yesterday's. While Americans are wildly cheering for their gold and silver medalists in individual gymnastic performance, I have sadly witnessed the "Olympic spirit" eroding. Now I deeply doubt about the gymnastics judges' integrity, professionalism and independent mind. What affected these judges' judgements? Who controlled these judges' feelings? I am not extremely sure. However, my observation is that these judges have been basically controlled by the environment which puts most obvious pressure on them. Who are playing most actively in this Olympics? Everybody knows. So the biased results are predictable. It is sad! It is disappointing! and It is shameful!!!
Roger Zeng <zintger@ix.netcom.com>
Houston, TX USA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 01:18:17 (EDT)

Chinese divers, we love you. Chinese table tennis players, we love you. Chinese team, we love you!
Wong
Boston, MA - Tuesday, July 30, 1996 at 00:35:57 (EDT)

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San Francisco, CA USA - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 23:52:16 (EDT)

Don't forget those teammates who don't get medels. The flowers should be sent to all members.Hope that they do better in the next time.
lin yang, yanli wang, shuo yang and yi yang <linyang@itsa.ucsf.edu>
san francisco, ca usa - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 23:35:54 (EDT)

Li shaoshuang IS the champion! The Chinese Olympic commitee should protest agianst the IOC gymnastic subcomittee. Li shaoshuang should dump the damn silver medal! I never have such terrible experience watching Olympic games as this one! Ming Cai
Ming Cai <ming_cai@qm.claris.com>
- Monday, July 29, 1996 at 20:49:31 (EDT)

I am really proud of the Chinese Women Volleyball Team as well as other Chinese atheletes. You guys are great! Take care of yourself,Lang Ping! You will be a wonderful coach.God bless Chinese Team!
Lilly Liu <Lilly_Liu@Valence.ccmail.compuserve.com>
NV U.S.A. - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 19:47:24 (EDT)

Who took the tenth gold for China? Congratulations!
Li Hua
Boston, MA - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 17:39:32 (EDT)

I have a friend who is a huge fan of the chinese gymnists. She started me watching the games this year, she is right they are fantastic. I'm trying to get information on how to but one of the "China" jackets we see the coaches and staff wearing if you can please forward me this information I would be very greatful. My address is" Kitty Jensen, 7427 Long Pine Drive, Springfield, Va 22151. I know it would make her year to get one. Thjank you for your time.
k. jensen
- Monday, July 29, 1996 at 17:21:26 (EDT)

To Li XiaoShuang:Congradualation! I am really proud of you not only because you have three medals, but also your Dragon spirit. My friends and I are going to see you in the celebration party at Altanta on Aug,4.
Hongying Chen <hchen@osprey.unf.edu>
Jacksonville, FL USA - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 16:54:34 (EDT)

It is a sad fact that International Gymnastic Association allows some shameless and selfish judges to occupy the Olympic court. Those judges are criminals at the moral level, why? because they have used their abused power trying to earse all the hard work the athelete and his coaches have been doing during the four years. But they deem to fail! Chinese athelets and coaches are so tough and dertimined that they will break all the artificial barriers and stun the world, including those so-called gynmastic judges.
Lynn C. <lcao@pomona.edu>
Claremont, CA USA - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 15:54:43 (EDT)

More congradulations to Chinese athletes. Although both gymnasts failed getting medals in pommel-horse, the high digree of difficulty of their performance showed that Chinese athletes always aim for the greatest difficulty and always try their hardest. BTW, everybody with half an eye can see that US gymnasts always do the easiest moves but they want the best scores. That's so rediculous isn't it. Unfortunately, nobody knows how those olympic judges "judge". Is it jeolous or discrimination so that Li XiaShuang didn't get his gold in floor exercise? But that's ok. Chinese athletes are getting stronger in every field. We'll see more medals coming from track & field, gymnastics, diving and more. They'll never give up because they are Chinese! Again, great efforts! Keep it up! We all love you!
Jade <kywang@novice.uwaterloo.ca>
- Monday, July 29, 1996 at 15:33:25 (EDT)

Li Xiaoshuang and Mo Huilan are true champions! May all the unfair judges go to the hell!!!!
Desong Liu <desong@skiron.gso.uri.edu>
- Monday, July 29, 1996 at 13:25:38 (EDT)

Go China! Go China! ��U��! Beat The Shit Out of US!!!!!
William Weiren Chung <williamchung@earthlink.net>
Robbinsville, NJ USA - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 11:07:23 (EDT)

Congratulation to our Chinese Olimpic team! We are proud of you.
Dexix <dexiu.shi@yale.edu>
New Haven, CT U.S.A. - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 10:54:50 (EDT)

May God bless China!
Xuqiong Joan Wu <xw5u@virginia.edu>
Charlottesville, VA USA - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 09:13:52 (EDT)

China team JIA YOU !
lijun <lijun@engfac.uct.ac.za>
- Monday, July 29, 1996 at 09:02:49 (EDT)

I can'nt heard any news from China at internert befor. China Olympic Express is great. She make all of chinese people unit . We can fell this montion full of the world every where .whish you best. wish China team win.
Yin xing Zhang <ctszhang@samiot.uct.ac.za>
Cape Town, cape South Africa - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 08:59:11 (EDT)

I can'nt heard any news from China at internert befor. China Olympic Express is great make close China.
Yin xing Zhang <ctszhang@samiot.uct.ac.za>
Cape Town, cape South Africa - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 08:50:48 (EDT)

I am glad to view this page
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Ipoh, Malaysia - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 08:20:35 (EDT)

To Mo Huilan: Wonderful, absolutely wonderful! You're the youngest medal winner for GuiLin (as far as I can recall because I left that beautiful hometown at 16). I'm so proud of you. When you go home, please take my best wish for you and my hometown with you. Say hi to the Li River; say hi to the Die2 Chai3 mountain; say hi to the Lou3 Ren2 mountain. After watching the Chinese term's performance, I can't wait to go back to my hometown and use my skills to help China to become a great nation: not just a great nation in sports, but also in economy, technology, and military as well. I offer my best wish to you, to GuiLin, and to China. ps: It's big surprising that those referees can be call "referees." I don't think that the last score was fair. a voice from hometown
chang zhang <jxw@grove.ufl.edu>
Gainesville, FL usa - Monday, July 29, 1996 at 00:32:14 (EDT)

XIONG NI !! Jia You!!! Jia You!!! YU ZHUO CHEN!! Jia You!!! Jia You!!!
HuBeiRen
- Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 23:22:10 (EDT)

Chinese Women Soccer Team: Bai Chi Gan Tou, Geng Jin Yi Bu!! Da Dao Yi Qie Zhi Lao Hu!!!!
Wei
- Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 23:17:42 (EDT)

DONG JIONG: Ming Zhi Shan You Hu, Pian Xiang Hu Shan Xing. Sha Chu Yi Tiao Xu Lu!!! Wei Zhu Guo Ren Ming Zeng Guang!!!
Dong
- Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 23:15:02 (EDT)

Wang Jun Xia, we love you !!! Best best best wish to you
qzi
Baltimore, MD - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 23:04:22 (EDT)

Li, Xiaoshuang is the real champion for the floor excercise. I can't believe that the judges gave such a low score to a flawless routine done by Xiaoshuang that he has to settle for the silver. Team China should protest for that!!!
Huihong Luo <huisinro@leland.stanford.edu>
Stanford, CA USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 22:44:19 (EDT)

To LIU GUO LIANG and WANG TAO: Be BRAVE!!! Just BEAT BEAT BEAT!!! XIA LU XIANG FENG YONG ZHE SHENG!!!!
Wendy
- Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 21:35:51 (EDT)

SALUTE--to our GREAT GREAT GREAT Table Tennis TEAM. We believe you WONDERFUL guys will take home 8 or more medals!!! Special remarks to Kong Linghui: YOU WILL BE SHINING IN MEN'S DOUBLE. Also to Liu Guoliang and Wang Tao: On your ways to singles final, our hearts beat with yours. Final victory belongs to you!!! Wendy and Tony
Tony Chen <d-chen1@students.uiuc.edu>
- Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 21:06:21 (EDT)

To Lang Ping: I believe you will be the most successful coach in the world. You have done a marvelous job for all Decedents of Dragon
Yonggan Zhao <yonggan@math.ubc.ca>
Vancouver, BC CANADA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 19:34:19 (EDT)

Chinese sportmen's performences are great ! JIA YOU ALL and our Great Country. My wife and I will you all at Altanta when we celeberate our victory. Beide
Beide Wang (e-mail hcheh@jaxnet.com) <users.southeast.net/~hchen/home.htm>
FL32257, FL USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 19:23:28 (EDT)

Honorable Chinese Team members! Do your best! Relax always. No matter if you get a medal or not, we are proud of everyone of you, you represent us well.
Li Liu <tsliter@delta.info.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 18:43:20 (EDT)

To Lang Ping: I really like your coaching Chinese team now. I was your fan since 80's. I hope you get well and take care yourselve. By the way, I watched the game against US team, you gals are great! Thank you. James
James Chern <jchen@gemstone.amd.com>
San Jose , Ca USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 17:56:15 (EDT)

Wonder why so much terrorism against the U.S. - the self-clained world police and the "greatest nation ever known"! The U.S. is the biggest loser of this Games. They showed to the world nothing but their arrogance, ignorance, prejudice, chauvinism, and worst of all, the disorganization!
man from Shan Dong <man@shandong>
- Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 17:31:46 (EDT)

The chinese woman marathon runner Ren Xiujuan is cool! Xiujuan overtook the american runner right in the last couple of minutes! Right after NBC announced the the american runner would finish the 9th. Xiujuan overtook her! What a nice kick on yankees' butt! NBC put their own feet in their own shitty mouth! Xiujuan, you're cool! Golden is your true color!
Adam <adam@east>
kinston, , RI - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 17:25:33 (EDT)

it is really marvelous, our women's soccer team!!! just a few minutes ago, my heart was at my throat, now i am relaxed. good job vs brazil!!!, go for gold, good luck.
xiao zhou <xzhou@mae.carleton.ca>
ottawa, ont canada - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 17:04:27 (EDT)

Best wishes for Team China, I really hope "one day one gold" at least, today's best bet is at gymnastics. well done! all guys and gals.
Xiao ZHOU <xzhou@mae.carleton.ca>
Ottawa, ON Canada - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 16:59:21 (EDT)

Thank you for offering this service.
Zhang Jianjun <jianjun.zhang@ualberta.ca>
edmonton, AB Canada - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 16:35:39 (EDT)

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walnut, ca U.s.A. - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 14:33:51 (EDT)

China used to be the best on everything in the world. China is now best on many things. China will again be best on everything very soon. Go China !!!
Huihong Luo <huisinro@leland.stanford.edu>
Stanford, CA USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 14:24:43 (EDT)

To WANG JUNXIA: You are the only gold medal hopeful in the field and track, I abslutely believe that you will do your best in the final, both for you and for our country! Wish you lucky!!!!!!
Michael Yang <yang@nestor.engr.utk.edu>
Knoxville , TN USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 11:18:26 (EDT)

To Li Xiaoshuang: JIA YOU! XIAO SHUANG! I hope you win the other gold medal in the individal competition! JIA YOU! Chinese Olympic Team, You are always the best! No matter win or lose, I love you China, I am proud of to be a Chinese, go hell, NBC an Bob Costa!! DA DAO MEI DI GUO ZHU YI!!!!
Michael Yang <yang@nestor.engr.utk.edu>
Knoxville, TN USA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 11:05:35 (EDT)

Many thanks to the Chinese weightlift team and shooting team! You are so great! You have won half of the gold medals that China has won so far and many many other medals. I am very very proud of your excellent performance in Atlanta!
Shijie Chen <sjchen@maxwell.ucsf.edu>
San Francisco, - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 03:30:50 (EDT)

Congratulations to Fu Mingxia, the new queen of diving!!! Good luck with your later event! Best wishes also for Guo Jingjing: don't be frustrated. You have already impressed the world! We will see your best performance next time!
Zou Xiaoqin <zou@rebus.ucsf.edu>
San Francisco, - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 03:22:07 (EDT)

Thank you and congratulations to Miss Fu, amazing young woman. Continued success to everything you do.
Wong
Boston, MA - Sunday, July 28, 1996 at 00:24:06 (EDT)

I am so proud of Chinese Olympic team! I am so proud of China. To show the people all over world that Chinese are the best. Do your best. NO matter wether you get a medal or not, we will back you. Best wish to you!!!
Jinhai Shi <shi@hsc.usc.edu>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 23:53:26 (EDT)

Jia You! Fu Ming Xia and Guo Jing Jing
Huijun Yan <jyan@novell.com>
- Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 23:28:43 (EDT)

To Li Xiao Shuang: Your performace in the Men's Gymnastic individal All-aroung Final was so great. You are our hero. we are very proud of you.
J.L.
- Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 22:30:17 (EDT)

I hate the government of USA. It is really maen.
yanwu
USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 20:20:41 (EDT)

To Lang Ping: Hope you getting better! Take it easy! Wheather or not getting gold medal, Team China is the best in our hearts.
Bin Zhang <bzhang@unix.ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 18:03:32 (EDT)

To Wang Mingxia, Xu Jian and Yan Fang: Best wishes for a Happy birthday to all of you!
Jun Li
Bowling Green, OH USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 16:46:47 (EDT)

Best wishes to all Chinese athletes. No matter you win or lose, we will always love you, we will always be proud of you.
An Weidong <wda@che.che.tulane.edu>
New Orleans, LA USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 16:44:58 (EDT)

To: Wang, Mingxia: Happy birthday and good luck!
Lanfen Hong
Detroit, MICHIGAN USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 16:42:35 (EDT)

To Lang Ping: Hope you feel better now. And please don't push yourself too hard. Life is more important. :) We want to see you standing firmly with smile. Take care and love,
Ling Yan
Toledo, OH USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 16:36:09 (EDT)

I wish Fu Mingxia and Guo Jingjing win the gold and silver medals tonight for the platform diving. Best wishes to all athletes of Team China. Go Team China!!!
Huihong Luo, PhD, Stanford University <huisinro@leland.stanford.edu>
Stanford, CA USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 15:53:14 (EDT)

I wish Fu Mingxia and Guo Jingjing win the gold and silver medals tonight for the platform diving. Best wishes to all athletes of Team China. Go Team Chine!!!
Huihong Luo, PhD, Stanford University <huisinro@leland.stanford.edu>
Stanford, CA P.R.China - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 15:49:41 (EDT)

Go Chinese Olympic Team!
Aihong Wang <aw1@acsu.buffalo.edu>
Buffalo, NY USA - Saturday, July 27, 1996 at 00:43:19 (EDT)

Not whether you get metal or not, your spirit inpire all Chniese students here
Yong Teng <yt4c@Virginia.edu>
Charlottesville, VA U.S.A - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 21:17:09 (EDT)

Congratulations to all Chinese athelets. Your performances are so great,no matter whether you get medal or not, you are our heros. I wish I could see more of you on TV. Keep going.
Yeqiong Hu <yh3e@virginia.edu>
- Friday, July 26, 1996 at 17:13:18 (EDT)

To Ī�� and others: Don't think too much about what medals you get before every move you make. Your time for golds will come sooner or later. Just go out and give your best show, and you will be honored when your time comes.
Suchun Ma <suchun04@wharton.upenn.edu>
Conshohocken , PA USA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 16:05:46 (EDT)

To our Chinese Olympic team. I am so proud of you! You show the world our Chinese people are one of the best in the world. Keep on doing your best. Best wish to you!!!
Zhao Zhihui <znz@cs.wayne.edu>
Detroit, MI U.S.A. - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 15:32:32 (EDT)

I just love all our Chinese athlete and service teams. The medaling standing of China is bringing about pride to all of Chinese.
I love Chinese Team <zhangwu@ccit.arizona.edu>
Tucson, AZ USA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 14:57:53 (EDT)

Both Li Xiaoshuang and Mo Huilan have shown the true olympic spirit. Both of you tried your best. I'm so proud of you! Wish you the best in the upcoming events. By the way, I wish none of the future Olympic Games and World Cup soccer game would be held in the US. To Americans, only they deserve winning medals. Plus, they only concentrate on making money from the Games.
Desong Liu <desong@skiron.gso.uri.edu>
Kingston, RI USA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 12:42:08 (EDT)

To Mo Huilan: It's not surprising that beautiful Huilan comes from beautiful Guilin. We all love you because you teach us what is the spirit of being a Chinese. I was in tears when you finished the floor exercise. I believe all oversea Chinese will surely be moved by your smile, by your tears and by your exercising melody------that beautiful melody of "Huang He" and "Spring Festival Overtune". You lost a gold, but you win our hearts! Always be confident! Always try your best! Always be proud of being a Chinese!
Chen Yan <ychen3@tiger.lsu.edu>
Philadelphia, pa - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 12:34:19 (EDT)

I have benn watching all the competition related to Chinese althletes since last Sunday. I am very proud of Chinese heroes's performance. Thank you very much and Come on !
Zhiping Chen <zc201@cus.cam.ac.uk>
Cambridge, UK - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 12:31:53 (EDT)

To the Chinese women gymnastics team and especially to Mo Huilain, I want to tell you from the bottom of my heart: YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! From you, we can clearly see the spirits of China's young generations. Even though you did not make it to the medals (I know it was painful to you), you did NOT let us down because you have done your best for yourself and for all of us. You have shared with us the love of our nation. So stand up and move on with confidence knowing that all of us love you. There are many things out there in life to enjoy. Best wishes to you all in the years to come.
Jing Huang <jhuang@cray.com>
Parlin, NJ U.S.A. - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 11:30:56 (EDT)

To the Chinese Team I am very proud of you, heros from my motherland. Although you face much more difficulties in these games, you really did excellently. Thank you for your great performance, especially to Le Jingyi and Li Xiaoshuang. Lin Li and Wang Yifu, you also did your best, you are also the greatest. Do your best, ignore the rumors.
Yangxin Li <liya@tuns.ca>
Halifax, NS Canada - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 09:50:51 (EDT)

Well done! Team China! Medals or not, your skillful and elegant performance, your fighting spirits, your smiles and tears will be remembered by all who watched. It will be a glorious moment of the Olympic history. Congratulations!!!
Junlei Zhang <jzhang@unix6.nysed.gov>
Albany, NY U.S.A. - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 09:26:42 (EDT)

I'm so proud of our athletes and our fans. I'm so proud of China. Congratulations, Li Xiaoshuang and all the other athletes! Cheer up, Mo Huilan! China has a bright future because of you and us. I can not wait to finish my study and go back to our beloved homeland. NBC made some nasty comments and we are surely going to protest. We won't let them go away with that. On the other hand, a lot of American people are friendly and understanding. The excellent performance of our athletes won their hearts. Li Xiaoshuang and Mo Huilan, you really impressed me with your devotedness and sportsman(woman) spirit. With that devotedness that is somewhere in the heart of every Chinese, we are going to prove to the world how great a nation we are. Let's do our best, for you in the sportsfield, for me and all the Chinese students in academia. In addition to what we do, we have to speak out. We Chinese tend to keep silent when actually offended by the prejudice and ignorance that some foreigners show. We've got to stand up for ourselves and for our country. Let's inform the poorly-informed, educate the arrogant, and never conceal the love for our country or the indignation against slanders. Go China! Go Chinese!
Quntian Wang <qwa205@lulu.acns.nwu.edu>
Evanston, IL - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 01:46:24 (EDT)

On the second day of the game, I have sent a message to express my appreciation toward your web page. These days, however, I am very disappointed at your performance. There are lots of problems. Let me just give one: The medal checkboard is far from update. For example, by the end of July 24, China has 5 golds ,five silvers and total of 16 medals. But on you Checkboard, we have only 4 gold, 4 silver and total of 12! Until late today this rediculaous mistake is kept unchanged. I have recommented your page to lots of my friends four days ago. Now none of them are happy with the page. We, include myself, are not looking into your page anymore. What a shame! I really hope you guys can improve it and make it a real updated Olympic news source for all the Chinese abroad. Please keep up to your job as you initiatelly intended to.
Xuhang Li <xl11@umail.umd.edu>
College Park, MMD USA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 01:22:25 (EDT)

Mo Huilan, don't disappointed, We all know you did your best already and your performance were excellent. Don't upset because of the piece of medal; we know it means alot to you; however your hard work and mark are in everyone's heart. Every Chinese is proud of you. Be happy! Smile! Every Chinese and your parents love a happy and smile girl, OK! Best wishes and good luck for your future.
Lawrence <hlui2@mustang.uwo.ca>
USA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 01:06:53 (EDT)

To Mo HuiLan: I know you must feel sad now... but don't be!!! You were the best on July 25th game. In order to get that 9.85, you did your best on that floor. When I saw you made a mistake on that floor, when I saw you eyes filled with water, when I saw you almost let the tears came out of your eyes but didn't and finished your excellent performance with a sweet smile, I cried. I'm from Guilin too, so I know you must miss your home, your friend, and your sister. You did well for Guilin; you did well for China; you did well for your mother. So, don't cry, be happy, be strong, let me cry for you. July 19th was your birthday, so happy birthday to you. You are a big girl now, so don't let anything becomes a block on your road to success. I'm sure that you can let yesterday's shadow becomes a piece of history. A better tomorrow is waiting for you, so good luck... a voice from hometown
chang zhang <jxw@grove.ufl.edu>
Gainesville, FL usa - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 01:04:54 (EDT)

To Mo Huilan & chinese women gym team: I think you still have good performance. Some times, life just let people down. But we chinese are fighters, we can be down, but we dont loss. There is always a 2000 game. Hope see you there with the laugh at last, a gold!
Jingming Li <jli@netscape.com>
Mountain View, CCA USA - Friday, July 26, 1996 at 01:01:24 (EDT)

Awesome!!!!!! Li Xiaoshuang!!!! Awesome!!!!!! Team China!!!!!!! Awesome!!!!!! Chinese Anthem!!!!! Red Flag!!!!! I am so proud of being a Chinese. Salute to motherland China!!!! Salute to our great athelets!!!!!
Xueli Xie <xxxieu@gandalf.umcs.maine.edu>
Orono, ME USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 22:29:08 (EDT)

Keep going, Team China! There is only one thing that we Chinese can prove to the rest of the world, PROSPERITY OF CHINA!!! Wish you all the best luck in the hot Atlanta!!
Hanming Fang <hfang@ssc.upenn.edu>
Philadelphia, PA USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 20:15:08 (EDT)

Congratulations to you, Li Xiaoshuang! It was so inspiring watching you capture the all-around Gold medal! After the setback a couple of days before, you came back and came back so strong with confidence and determination. Our motherland, China, needs people exactly like you in all areas - overcome the past mistakes and setbacks, look forward, and work persistently to create a great future for us all. We love you and we love China! Thanks for setting a great example!
Jing Huang <jhuang@cray.com>
Parlin, NJ U.S.A. - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 15:31:22 (EDT)

Congradualtion to Lang Ping, greatest women volleyball player the sports ever have, most famous Chinese woman, now the becoming greatest female and might be all around coach. Thank you for turning the once glorious Chinese team around and continue your legendary tale. Both of you excellent sportsmanship and ambassador style gain respect from all of the world even those arrogant and biased NBC sports' commentator. You made play volleyball a fun game again. Although I couldn't go Atlanta this time, I will follow your game on cable and invite all my friends with different color to join me yelling "Go China, Go Lang Ping' like I was a teenager watching you lead Team China won the Gold. GO FOR THE HORNOR, TEAM CHINA. You are all my heroes.
Huimin Zhan <hzhan@dnai.com>
Santa Clara, CA USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 15:24:28 (EDT)

I applaud for you, Lang Ping and everyone in our women volleyball team. NBC spends all the time on the American teams, I can rarely see our Chinese teams, but yersterday I got the chance to see you beat the Americans. Tong4 Kuai4! And you girls giggled, smiled all the time, looked as if you are not playing the Olympics, but playing with some nasty children. Right, ju3 zhong4 ruo4 qing1, da4 jiang4 feng1 du4!(lift heavy as light, that's the manner of great generals!), Go Go team China, smile and win all the way! Xuelei Chen
Xuelei Chen <xuelei@phys.columbia.edu>
New York, NY - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 14:39:21 (EDT)

Thanks, Li Xiaoshuang! You are china's hero! You force ugly NBC to show our national flag and to play our national anthem on the screen. What a exciting moment to oversea chinese! Play better later!
Tao Pan <tpan@math.gatech.edu>
GanZhou, JXa China - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 13:30:49 (EDT)

Congratulations to all the winners from China. Li XiaoShuang's performance was just great! XiaoShuang, win more gold metals!
Li Song <li.song@chemistry.gatech.edu>
Atlanta, GA USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 12:55:26 (EDT)

Great, up to date coverage; can't find it anywhere in the web. A job well done.
Simon Ho <hosimon@connect.ab.ca>
Edmonton, AB Canada - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 12:47:18 (EDT)

LI XIAOSHUANG, Awesome!!!!!! CHINA, Glorious!!!!! You show Americans what China means! You are Yang Chen Ning -of-sports!!!!!! All Chinese studying in US are proud of you!!!!!!!!!!!
Liu Wensheng <liu@physics.utexas.edu>
Austin, TX USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 12:42:37 (EDT)

Congratulation to Li, Xiao-Shuang.
Hui-Zhen Zhang <zh@eden.rutgers.edu>
Piscataway, NJ USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 12:35:58 (EDT)

What Li Xiaoshuang did today is what China will do tomorrow.
Chen Yan <ychen3@tiger.lsu.edu>
Philadelphia, PA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 12:13:16 (EDT)

Congratulations!!!!!! Team China! Congratulations!!!!!! Li Xiaoshuang! What a exciting moment ! We are so proud of you. Best wishes. Sun Yinghong
SUN YINGHONG <YSUN@MCS.KENT.EDU>
- Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 12:05:28 (EDT)

Congratulation to Li Xiaoshuang 
A Chinese in Heart
Seattle, WA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 12:05:06 (EDT)

Li Xiaoshuang, you are our handsome Chinese hero! Like a gentle warrior, you conquered our hearts. Your eyes so bright and black, your arms so strong, your splendid beauty and power will stay in our memory forever. Be our fearless American Cowboy, marry a girl from the Wild West, and share with us American your Magic! Now we are friends, and we care for you. We wish you profound and brilliant glory!!!
SCN Datline <scn@infinet.com>
Cols, Oh USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 01:55:47 (EDT)

Li Xiaoshuang, FOB congratulates you, the Super-Dragon of Asia. You came to Atlanta, saw your rivals, and Conquered the GOLD!!! The whole world is proud of you. Thank you for being born. You were able to raise Windhorse in your heart, transform your fear into fearlessness, and with primordial confidence and wisdom awakened, you radiated the power and magnificence of the Great Eastern Sun. The dralas of the vast American earth and sky, crowned you with sweet victory. Like a pure and innocent child, you wept a waterfall of tears, expressing your great joy and pain, your humanity, your tender heart. You are brave, and we love you!
Bruce Lee <rinpoche@infinet.com>
Cols, Oh USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 01:22:06 (EDT)

We all love you - China Olympic Team!!! Even in the hell of USA, You are still the only one who can say No to tehm. Go to the hell of NBC bugs!!!
Chunyan Li <chunyan@kane.ece.ucsb.edu>
Goleta, CA USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 01:21:29 (EDT)

It is wonderful to see China defining consistency and determination for the rest of the world. Thanks for your example.
Bob Butchart <bob.butchart@osg.net>
Terrace, BC Canada - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 01:04:47 (EDT)

Congratulation!!! Li xiaoshuang and Chinese gymnastics team. We can imagine how hard you have been trying and we Chinese people appreciate your good job deeply in our hearts. Thank you!!! Only Chinese can understand How much your Individual All-around gold medal weighs. Go ahead. China.
Bin Zhang <bzhang@unix.ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 00:45:24 (EDT)

Well done, Li Xiaoshuan ! I am proud of you. Chian is proud of you ! Congratulation on your Championship in the all around competition of gymnastics !!!!!!!!! Wish you well and wonderfull performance in coming competition !
Song Yang <ysong@met.fsu.edu>
Tallahassee, FL USA - Thursday, July 25, 1996 at 00:30:01 (EDT)

Well done Chinese athletes! Be proud of you, China!
CAO Xudong <xudong.cao@utoronto.ca>
Toronto, ON Canada - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 23:54:58 (EDT)

We bless Chinese Olympic Team from our hearts. We are really pround of the great achievement of Chinese Athletes. Go, Chinese Olympic Team. Go, China - Dragon in the East.
Wang,Xin <wangxin@caip.rutgers.edu>
Old Bridge, NJ U.S.A - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 23:10:11 (EDT)

Mr. Li, you are awesome, immense, as is every other athlete on the Chinese team. Our hearts and spirit are with every Chinese Olympian. Filter out the NBC and American broadcast noise. We'll deal with them later. Now we forge ahead, and celebrate.
Wong
Boston, MA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 23:02:13 (EDT)

Go China Team! Go! Go ! Go !
Jun Zhang <juzhang@pisces.ucsd.edu>
San Diego, CA USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 21:12:46 (EDT)

We all are from the same ROOT-- China, I love you Team China no matter you win or lose, as I love my beloved country no matter she is rich or poor. Let NBC, CBC go to hell.
Yaping Zhou <yzhou@cod.ece.utexas.edu>
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 20:52:03 (EDT)

Go, Team China! I am proud of what you have done!
zezhang wen <zwen@unlinfo2.unl.edu>
lincoln, ne usa - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 20:14:51 (EDT)

To all the members of our Olympic Team: You can turn the tide. All fellow Chinese people all over the world thank you for representing our beloved motherland.
Liu, Bo <liubo@umdnj.edu>
Piscataway, NJ - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 20:10:11 (EDT)

As a Chinese, I am really proud of you. Go, China
XIANGYONG LIU <xliu@twd.net>
TEMPLE, PA U.S.A. - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 18:23:41 (EDT)

We love you, ChineseTeam. We love you, China.
Jianren Lin <lin@iomega.com>
Sunnyvale, CA USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 16:22:37 (EDT)

I wish Team China the best sucess!!! Especially I hope Mr. Li Xiaoshauang and Ms Mo Huilan thgether with other team member not to get discouraged! Simply believe that you are the best gymnatists in the world. I will cheer for you all!
Hanming Fang <hfang@ssc.upenn.edu>
Philadelphia, PA USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 14:46:28 (EDT)

Bless each of our athletes. I love all of you regardless you get a medal or not. Bless our great country. Wish our motherland get stronger and more developed!
Desong Liu <desong@skiron.gso.uri.edu>
Kinston, RI USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 13:14:56 (EDT)

Shut up NBC, you made me sick. Wish Li XiaoShuang luckey in the individual competition, and regards to dear Wang Yifu, you are still the best in my heart!
Zhiqiang Yang <yang@nestor.engr.utk.edu>
Knoxville, TN U.S.A - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 13:10:43 (EDT)

Sue NBC for Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress. Get our damages!
Chen Yan <ychen3@tiger.lsu.edu>
Philadelphia, PA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 12:53:55 (EDT)

Ms. Mo Huilan, I feel happy when you smile; I feel painful when you are in tears. Be confident and take it easy. We are always on your side.
Chen Yan <ychen3@tiger.lsu.edu>
Philadelphia, PA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 12:42:49 (EDT)

Hey, guys: Way to go. You guys have been great! Best wishes to you all!
ke wu <kewugator@ufcc.ufl.edu>
gainesville, fl usa - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 12:32:21 (EDT)

LI Xiaoshuang, You are still the Best! Be confident. I'm sure you will win.
Haichao Han <hchan@koolab.me.gatech.edu>
Atlanta, GA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 12:06:25 (EDT)

It nice to be in Atlanta to say cheers to Chinese athletes, and to do small favors to them. Take it easy guys. Good Luck!
Haichao Han <hchan@koolab.me.gatech.edu>
Atlanta, GA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 12:00:16 (EDT)

Shut up NBC and CBC! Your stupid immature comments about Chinese swimmers show that you are just jealous of Chinese athletes. So far altough Chinese swimmers are having a poor performance, they've tried their best. But those NBC and CBC reporters just keep mentioning about the drug use by Chinese swimmers, even after the US swimmers have won the gold medals! Stupid NBC reporters, please be careful when you comment. Don't piss off 1.2 billion Chinese. Anyhow, the reason Chinese swimmers performed badly so far is 'cause most swimmers in this Olympic are young and inexperienced. Chinese swimmers used to dominate in the pool, but that DOESN'T MEAN THEY HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO dominate again in every Olympic game! Also, USA is the host this time, they had more stupid fans. To all Chinese athletes: we all love you and know that you've tried your best. We don't care how many medals you win because your efforts have shown that you have the Chinese spirit! We don't want to be as childish as the foreign athletes(I mean the US). They are just jealous of us. Good luck for future events. Be patient. Remember, 1.2 billion Chinese are always cheering for you!!! Thank you!
Jade <kywang@novice.uwaterloo.ca>
Toronto, Canada - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 11:56:34 (EDT)

BEAT THEM!!!
BLAZER
- Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 11:51:41 (EDT)

To Qiao Hong - Chinese tabletennis team GET GOLD MEDAL !!!
Zhang Hongbing <hbzhang@ie.cuhk.hk>
Hong Kong, - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 08:20:18 (EDT)

My friends and I are sharing the same feeling with you. Good luck to our team, and DA DAO MEI DI GUO ZHU YI!
xu <eye@usa.net>
, - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 02:16:37 (EDT)

Best wishes to Team China from our hearts! Keep up with your great work. We all are proud of you!
Jim & Nancy Zhou <j.n.a.c.zhou@worldnet.att.net>
CA USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 01:19:32 (EDT)

FOB wishes the Chinese Olympic Team the very best luck in the 1996 Olympic competitions in Atlanta. We are proud of what you have done so far. Rouse the great Windhorse in your hearts, and with energy and skill radiate the power and beauty of the Great Eastern Sun! Win all the gold medal in Atlanta! Show the world- "The Super-Dragon of Asia!"
Friends of Buddhism <rinpoche@infinet.com>
Cols, Oh USA - Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 01:00:15 (EDT)

We recommend set up homepages for Mo Huilan and Li Shuangshuang (and other Chinese athletes). So that they will be remembered and honored always. Please send your suggestion to our workshop at the above email.
Muziville <shanghai@iserv.net>
- Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 00:11:31 (EDT)

All members here at Muzi Workshop wish Chinese athlete the best in Atlanta! We also wish all fellow Chinese friends the best. We welcome you to visit our website called Shanghai Panorama!
Muzi Workshop <shanghai@iserv.net>
- Wednesday, July 24, 1996 at 00:06:20 (EDT)

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Zhong Hui
- Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 22:10:08 (EDT)

Best wishs to our great team ! Zhu Yuan Zhong Guo Dui Huo De Geng Da De Cheng Gong!
Shan Wang <swang@ksuvxd.kent.edu>
Kent, OH - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 21:11:24 (EDT)

Haoxi haizai houtou!
Mo Huilan I love you <China@I.Love.you>
- Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 17:59:26 (EDT)

To win again!
Zong, Hui <hzong@cord.iupui.edu>
Indianapolis, IN USA - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 17:58:18 (EDT)

Best wishes to the Chinese team. I am proud of your achievements.
Wenli Yang <yang@corona.unl.edu>
Lincoln, USA - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 17:54:59 (EDT)

To try your own best no matter how those Americans speak or think! Please remember: all of you are representing our conuntry! Best wishes for you!
Zhou Lei
- Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 16:47:35 (EDT)

My utmost admiration and love to ALL of you, my brothers and sisters in China's Olympics Team! To me and many of my friends who are watching the Game, you are the best! Especially, we would like to say thanks to ALL of you for the personal sacrifices and contributions you have made for our beloved China! And BEST WISHES to all of you in life!
Jing Huang <jhuang@cray.com>
Parlin, NJ U.S.A. - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 16:15:34 (EDT)

Even though it was not the best start, I believe that more and more our China anthem will be heard around Alanta, and more and more China flag will be raised. Come on, Chinese Olympics team, ALL Chinese are behind you!!!! Best wish to our team. Zhengxiong Huang
Zhengxiong Huang <zhengxio@cs.utexas.edu>
Austin, Tx U.S.A. - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 15:45:57 (EDT)

Best wishes to our motherland Olympic team! Chinese spirit must be invincible!
Wei Wang <weiwang@bgumail.bgu.ac.il>
Beer-Sheva, Israel - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 15:12:06 (EDT)

Best wishes to our motherland Olynpic team! Chinese spirit must be invincible!
Wei Wang <weiwang@bgumail.bgu.ac.il>
Beer-Sheva, Israel - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 15:10:02 (EDT)

I would like to say Hello to everyone from Chinese Team. I will be very proud of all of you whatever you win or fail. You guys bring a strong power to USA. I am glad to hear the reporter of USA compared chinese althlets with american althlets, although there are a lot ironic words. Now, I feel so pity I am in American currently so that I can not see more about chinese player from NBC except very famous player like Li, Xiaoxuang etc. But the chinaplaza give me a lot fun to enjoy the chinese players. Thanks a lot for all the althlets. Thanks a lot for chinapalza. Linqian Fu
Linqian Fu <qian@ksu.ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 13:45:24 (EDT)

Cheers for the Chinese Olympic Team! Just as China is taking off in the economy, our Chinese atheletes are taking off in all world sports stages. China will be stronger, better and higher day by day.
LI Tianyou <li1993@cuhk.edu.hk>
Hong Kong, - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 07:35:52 (EDT)

My salute to all members of the Chinese Olympic Team! I admire and love you - you are all winners, for you have demonstrated by your spirit as well as performance that our Chinese nation is and will always be a dignified, peace-loving and friendly people no matter what others may say. All we can ask as citizens of China is try our best and give our all to what we do. In that, you are setting the standards for our whole nation to follow. My sisters and brothers, you are the heroes not just because of the shining of medals you've won, but more importantly the shining of human spirit you have shown. GO CHINA!
Jienan Chen / International Community Service, Inc. <ics@superprism.net>
Gainesville, FL USA (Fr CHINA!) - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 05:45:04 (EDT)

SCN would like to wish the Chinese Olympic Team the very best in the 1996 Olympic competitions in Atlanta. Awaken the turguoise Dragon in your hearts, and show the world you are the finest athletes, the leaders in all sports, the winners! Honor your country and its greatness! Conquer all the gold medals!
SCN Meeting Place <scn@infinet.com>
Cols, Oh USA - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 01:34:58 (EDT)

Man, that Mo Huilan sure is a looker!
Steven Mon <stmon@radix.net>
Gaithersburg, MMd USA - Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 01:34:01 (EDT)

help
cao <apexcom@public3.bta.net.cn>
- Tuesday, July 23, 1996 at 01:01:27 (EDT)

I really appreciate what our team has achieved. China is getting much stronger. We can not be a superpower overnight. But we should not be intimidated by those who pointed their fingers to us. We should do what Irish Michele Smith did-- shut them up by grabbing golds to their amaze despite of noises and telling them "go check the medical records". Go China !!!
B. SHI <bshi@ucsd.edu>
CA USA - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 23:45:55 (EDT)

Congrat to our lady swimmers on your silver medals. We all know what you've been through. And we are proud of you as we always been. You are the best. Janet Evants didn't get into final, hopefully it's not too late for her to realize what a competetion is. You ladies are graceful. Keep up the good work!
Dongmei Wang <gt3247b@prism.gatech.edu>
Atlanta, Ga - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 23:32:45 (EDT)

This is a great place to visit. Best wishes to all chinese athlets! I am proud of them all!
Xaiofeng Chen <xchen@cse.unl.edu>
Lincoln, NE USA - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 23:11:29 (EDT)

Keep up! Way to go. Even though there was some disappointment but it O.K. It is Olympic! I like what I have seen so far. We have a young swimming team. We can only get better. Our male swimmers are getting better. So 4 to 8 years, we will be a true swimming power. Those big mouths will be totally shut up (I hate them so much by the way). We have to continue to build our gymnastic teams. We need more all-around players so the success of the team will not depend on one single player. I am waiting for more good news and I am sure there will be. I appreciate everything our players have accomplished so far. My hat off to all of you and the coaches!
Dong Wen <dwen@chemistry.ohio-state.edu>
Columbus, OH US - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 22:06:25 (EDT)

I am very happy to know that chinese female swimmer Le Jingyi to win a gold metal. Congratulations to her. I also feel resentful to a NBC sports reporter who made comments about the chinese female swimmer's using performance ehancing substance. It's unfair for them to comment all chinese female swimmers about PES. You can point to a single swimmer who was positive on drug test, but shouldn't include all swimmers. Le Jingyi's victory is a good response to their comments. I actually also sent a mail to NBC to be compaint about their comments on our female swimmers and asked them what their comments are about the female swimmers from other countries that have never had winning history in sports won the gold metals in the Sunday's olympic swimmings?
Tieli Wang <tilly@physiology.pnb.sunysb.edu>
Port jefferson, NY USA - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 17:43:05 (EDT)

Good luck to all the Chinese athletes!!! Don't be disappointed at temporary misfrotunes. Remember: the winner is the one who smiles in the end. I'm proud of all of you, brothers and sisters!!!
Wei Peng <wpeng@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca>
Edmonton, Alberta Canada - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 14:21:17 (EDT)

GO CHINA, GO!
GO FOR THE GOLD!
I would like to pay special tribute to WANG Yifu and ZHANG, Xiangshen. And I wish the best for the Chinese Olympians.
Douglas Huang <dhuang1@tribeca.ios.com>
Houston, TX USA - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 14:08:32 (EDT)

Three Gold medals now. Congratulation on our Olympic Teams. You are Heros in our hearts. Go ahead, Brothers and Sisters. Dear Chinese Fellows: Please do your important part to strongly protest against NBC's attacking our home Country politically and our Olympic heroes in the opening ceremony July 19. Give a strong respone to those souls with hatred to China. Teach them not to make any more enemies but more friends in this World. Or American people would suffer deeply... (07/22/96)
Bin Zhang <bzhang@unix.ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 13:35:07 (EDT)

To Chinese Women's Gymnastic Team I watched your competition last night (July 21). You all did well. At such a young age, you competed under great pressure. Although you encountered setbacks and difficulty, I believe you all will do much better. Do't get discourgaged. Look forward and do your best. You all will succeed. Best whishes to you all. Chansheng He
Chansheng He <he@wmich.edu>
Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5053 - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 13:25:05 (EDT)

China will get more and more gold metal! Always keep relax.
Tu, Jiancheng <jct@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu>
baltimore, MD 21205 - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 13:19:29 (EDT)

Always keep relax.
Tu, Jiancheng <jct@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu>
baltimore, MD 21205 - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 13:15:49 (EDT)

My dear brothers and sisters: You are doing just great! And I truely believe you will get better and better each day!
Hai Zhang <hzhang@cae.wisc.edu>
Madison, WI 53706 - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 13:04:34 (EDT)

Really, I found myself very emotional at this moment after reading other people's message. Even we now leave away from our homeland, we still deeply love our people, our country. Not a single word can express our appreciation to all the effort our athethes put into the games. No matter whether they success or fail, they are doing their best. They represent the Olympic Spirit "Higher, Taller, Stronger"; they represent the confidence of our 1.2 billion Chinese. From "Dong Ya Pin Fu" to more than 100 golden medals per year, it is our athelets's hardworking that brought other people the existence of the East Lion. We wish all the best to our Olympic Athletes. "GO, CHINA!" ( "ZHONG GUO, JIA YOU!")
Bei, Junyan <junyan@eng.umd.edu>
- Monday, July 22, 1996 at 12:59:29 (EDT)

Good luck to our Chinese Olympic Team! And Best wishes to Wang Yifu. He is the champion in our hearts. Thank you from all chinese!
Xinong Xie <xnxie@seismo.berkeley.edu>
Berkeley, CA U.S.A - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 11:29:35 (EDT)

Good luck to every chinese athlete! You all are the best of the world and we, the fans love you all!! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Lisa Lang <ghlang@ftms1.chem.ufl.edu>
Gainesville, Florida U.S.A - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 11:04:37 (EDT)

Best wishes to all Chinese Olympians. We are all behind you!
Ken Chung (Zhong Guang-en) <kchung@dust.demon.co.uk>
Sheffield, UK - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 07:52:57 (EDT)

Good Luck to our man and woman's Gymnastics Team! we are with you all the time nomater how many medals you will get. I was once a player in Qing Hua University, I know the pressure in the match,just relax, enjoy the Olypic oppotunity,and do your best. you are the best gymnists! we love you all!
Zhao Yong <eghj@gdeb.com>
New London, CT USA - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 07:37:32 (EDT)

Best wishes to our Chinese Olympic Team. We are all with you no matter how many medals you win!!!
Jianli Chen <cjl@maestro.geo.utexas.edu>
Austin, TX - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 01:48:32 (EDT)

Best whishes to our Chinese Olympic Team. We are all with you no matter how many medals you win!!!
Jianli Chen <cjl@maestro.geo.utexas.edu>
Austin, TX - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 01:45:39 (EDT)

Best wishes to our Team China! I love you all.
Lin Jinsong <jlin@plains.nodak.edu>
Fargo, ND USA - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 01:32:38 (EDT)

Good luck and my very best wishes to the Chinese team. Good to you all performing so well. Keep up all the good works. Show the whole world what China can achieve.
Ian Y Loke <iyloke@melbpc.org.au>
Melbourne, VVi Australia - Monday, July 22, 1996 at 01:19:29 (EDT)

Looking foreword to hearing more exciting news from you atheletes! Remember, we--1.2 billion Chinese people are your strongest supporter,among which I'm an enthusiastic one!
Siyuan Zheng <cnic@pub.zjpta.net.cn>
Ningbo, Zhejiang P.R.China - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 23:58:55 (EDT)

Best of luck to all of the Chinese Olympians! Prove to the rest of the world that China is a force to be dealt with! No matter win or loose you will all be hero's in the hearts of Chinese around the world.
David Potts <potts@chesco.com>
Royersford, PA USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 18:03:48 (EDT)

Cheer for our Olympic Team ! Best wishes for Chinese teams !!!
Xiao hong Li <limark@nb.rockwell.com>
Newport Beach , caAcaA USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 18:03:07 (EDT)

Cheer for our Olympic Team ! Best wishes for Chinese teams !!!
Xiao hong Li <limark@nb.rockwell.com>
Newport Beach CA, CCAcaA USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 18:00:09 (EDT)

It was the most exciting moment for me to watch women's 100 m freestyle swimming final. Le, Jingyi is the greatest athelet in the world. Congradulation to all chinese Olympic athelets
Gaozhong Shen <GXS22@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
State College, PA USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 17:31:04 (EDT)

Just want to express my appreciation of your efforts in providing this wonderful web page. I really like the design and structure of this site --- unlike most other Chinese web sites, it's free of trite, clustered yet unnecessary and unappealing graphics or messages; the page is fresh, clear, well-organised, fast for download and above all, it has wide, balanced news coverage. Excellent job ! Keep it up. Charles ps I found the white background to be an excellent choice because it provides very good contrast for Chinese characters in black. It might be better to use it for pre-formatted text in English reports as well -- I think it's easier, more comfortable for the eyes with a stronger contrast.
charles shun <chaushun@convex.com>
Dallas, TX USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 17:11:07 (EDT)

Best wish to Chinese team!!! No matter how many models you win, I love you and proud of you. Special requrd to Li Xiaoshuang.
Rui Li <ruili@scf.usc.edu>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 17:10:56 (EDT)

Hi, Nice page with fast news !
NBC's politically charged remarks about a nonpolitical team in nonpolitical sport event, are just out of fear and jealousy,
as a funny guy in another commercial on NBC says.
That's American style. Jealousy can be self-killing, and it can also be a great drive if dealing with it positively, which applies everywhere.

So, let's show understanding and pride. Win or lose, I love our teams with more fighting spirit, scientific training and hardworking. Good luck. Thanx.
Comprehensive Olympic News for China <zhangw@u.arizona.edu>
Tucson, AZ USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 15:05:23 (EDT)

First Day.... Something to cheer about, but also something so disappornating. I wish the what the NBC host said about Chinese swimmers are totally non sense. But Chinese have to porve it to Amrican and the world. That 's the only thing we can do before it's too late. Again, Chinese wonmen swimmers disqualified for tonigh 200m final. I now have a kind of "Souel" feeling.
Julian <julianyu@msn.com>
S.F., CA U.S.A - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 13:56:56 (EDT)

Shames on the NBC and U.S.A. I am sure China will come out as a winner at the end. Wang Yifu is the Champion in our hearts. He is the real champ. Thank you from all Chinese.
ZHUANG, Ping <pzhuang@utk.edu>
Knxoville, TN U.S.A - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 11:37:28 (EDT)

We love all our Chinese atheletes. We had some tough losses on the first day. But, I will make a bold prediction, China will do better than most people thought at the end of the games. All glory goes to CHINA!
ZHONG Yang <yzhong@utk.edu>
knxoville, tn u.s. - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 11:31:59 (EDT)

Best wishes for Chinese Olynpic team!
Jun Zheng <jzheng@acs.bu.edu>
Boston, MA U.S.A - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 11:28:09 (EDT)

Best Wish for Chinese team, and thank them!!
Guangdong <gliao@buphy.bu.edu>
Boston, MA USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 10:46:15 (EDT)

Beat meiguolao! Shut up their mouth!
Zhisheng Fu <zf8@umail.umd.edu>
College Park, MD usa - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 10:38:47 (EDT)

This is a very nice web site. I want to share my feeling about openning ceremony with you. The openning ceremony is wonderful. but, I felt very bad about the NBC's remarks on Chinese Team when Chinese Team entered the field. Here is NBC's remarks about Chinese Olympic Teams in the opening ceremony: "The People's Republic of China, one-fifth of the world's population,with economic growing at the rate of about 10 percent a year. every economic power including the United States wants to tap into that huge potential market. But of course, there are problems with human right,copyright disputes,the threat posed to Taiwan. and within Olympic, while they have excelled, they were forth in the medal standing in Barcelona with 54 medals, 16 gold medals. this after 30 year absence which ended 1984. They excelled athletically as a building power,but amid suspicions, dick,especially concerning their track athletes and female swimmers possibly using performance-enhancement drugs, none caught in Barcelona, but since those game after 1992 several have been caught." I think Olympic is a great gathering for friendship not a political tool. NBC's remarks is not fair for China. I have send a email to NBC to protest their remarks. What you think about this?
Wenge Fu <wfu@ksu.ksu.edu>
Manhattan, KS USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 10:26:45 (EDT)

Be mentally tough Chinese atheletes ! For unsportsmanlike disgraceful tactics that are awaiting you could be just as bad as the world had seen from Koreans in 88 Seoul or Americans in 84 Los Angeles. Beat them psychologically and physically. Make them bow twice.
Charles Shun <chaushun@convex.com>
Dallas, TX USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 09:01:47 (EDT)

Go China! But whether win or lose, we will always love you!
Zhang Hai <hzhang@cae.wisc.edu>
Madison, WI USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 02:38:40 (EDT)

Cheer for Chinese team! I am proud of you.
Hu Tianxin <txhu@cuhk.edu.hk>
Hong Kong, - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 02:12:14 (EDT)

I was so happy to learn that there is a web site devoted to China Olympic Team. After I visited your web page today, I found it truely amazing, and I just love it. I am really proud of you and appreciate your good-faith efforts. Best wishes to the Olympics of 1996. Best wishes to China Olympic Team and each individual team member. In the coming two weeks, my heart will be in Atlanta and beat as you guys jump and run, my tears will be shedding every time when you win. May every Chinese athlete's Olympic dreams come true!
Roger Zeng <zintger@ix.netcom.com>
Houston, TX USA - Sunday, July 21, 1996 at 01:25:05 (EDT)

This is the best web page reporting the Chinese Olympic Team. You guys deserve sincerely thanks from Chinese community all over the World. One suggestion I want to make: Would you please post an update scorebord (including all the medals) for the top 5 or 10 countries, at least as far as the Chinese team can go? Thank you again for your nice work.
Xuhang Li <xl11@umail.umd.edu>
College Park, MD USA - Saturday, July 20, 1996 at 22:24:04 (EDT)

Good luck, China Team!
David Chen <http://www.acdsys.com/acd/acdsee95.htm>
- Saturday, July 20, 1996 at 21:25:50 (EDT)

I love you MO-HUILAN!
GUO,nan <guo.nan@fernuni-hagen.de>
hagen, germany - Saturday, July 20, 1996 at 20:36:25 (EDT)

It is no doubt an awesome homepage which provides us with first-hand information about our home teams. Especially when we can hardly get a glance of the familiar faces in the US news. I felt really bad when there are more news about baseball, golf and WWF than about the glorious Olympic. I wonder why they ever want to sponsor it!
Raymond L. Tan <raymondt@microsoft.com>
Redmond, WA - Saturday, July 20, 1996 at 19:40:28 (EDT)

Best Wishes for Our Olympic Team!!!!
Xiaofeng ZHOU <xiaofeng@sees.bangor.ac.uk>
Bangor, UK - Saturday, July 20, 1996 at 16:45:18 (EDT)

Go, China!!!
Hua Yang <hyang02@emory.edu>
Decatur , GA - Saturday, July 20, 1996 at 16:29:29 (EDT)

1.Thank you very much for offering me a chance to get news of our team, especially in such a country like NZ. 2.Best wishes to our team.
siyebao <siyebao@matai.vuw.ac.nz>
Wellington, New Zealand - Friday, July 19, 1996 at 19:19:57 (EDT)

Best wishs to the great team!Best wishs to our mother land!
Liangzhi Yang
Raleigh, NC - Friday, July 19, 1996 at 16:28:13 (EDT)

Best wishs to the great team!Best wishs to our mother land!
Liangzhi Yang <cnt44730@nt.com>
Raleigh, NC US - Friday, July 19, 1996 at 16:28:09 (EDT)

Thank you for your work, Best wishes for the Chinese team and all the Chinese athelets obtain great success on the Olympic Game.
Kebin Li <jhan@omnilinx.net>
Omaha, NE USA - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 23:25:30 (EDT)

Cheer for our Olympic Team! China will be Great!
Zhisheng Fu <zf8@umail.umd.edu>
College Park, MD USA - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 17:17:31 (EDT)

Cheer for our Chinese Olympic team! China will be Great!
Zhisheng Fu <zf8@umail.umd.edu>
College Park, MD USA - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 17:11:33 (EDT)

Best wishes for Chinese teams !!!!!
Hengsheng Cai <caih@cognos.com>
Ottawa, ON Canada - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 16:48:46 (EDT)

It is a nice Web site!
Lu Shao <Lshao@stthomas.edu>
St.Paul, MN US - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 16:43:27 (EDT)

A nice web site, Thanks! Best wishes to all Chinese team members. Good Luck!!
Chun NIE <cnie@ipc.hiroshima-u.ac.jp>
Hiroshima, Japan - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 10:42:01 (EDT)

Thank you guys! This is really nice for overseas Chinese. As you know from other cources, it is really hard for us to get information about Chinese Olympic Team. Good luck to all the Chinese team members and also to you guys. I really hope some day we'll beat the current "superpower"!!! I know it takes time, and more importantly, it takes the efforts of the nation as a whole unit, including her every single member!
Shi Tan <st47@umail.umd.edu>
College Park, MD USA - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 09:34:44 (EDT)

Let it be our showcase. We are becoming stronger day by day. We may pray for God, but we have to be ready for God's helping hand. Best wishes for all the team members.
J. Zhang <jgzhang>
Oxford, UK - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 06:38:49 (EDT)

Here is my sincerely thanks to the work you have done:-) Lets hope that Chinese Team will do the best performance. I would do some pray if necesssary:-) I was looking for some general information, such as the events, athlets, date, that Chinese team will take part in the O'96. It also would be interesting to introduce the Chinese medal winners' performance in the last couple of years. Cheers!
X.Jiang <xj@soton.ac.uk>
- Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 05:35:20 (EDT)

It's really nice to visit this page. Your page impress me to bookmark it. In the rest 20 days, We will watch a big show. let's enjoy it and best wishes to our grand China. Be stronger! the olympic sprits not only can apply in sports , they also can be apply to our life.So be stronger, be higher, be faster!
Fei Cheng <fcheng@smartnet.net>
- Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 03:31:00 (EDT)

Thanks you everyboby! Have a Good LUCK for My MotherLand!!!
FuGuoPeng <csstgui@boo.io.tdc.unisys.co.jp>
Tokyo , Japan - Thursday, July 18, 1996 at 00:43:45 (EDT)

12 years ago, Chinese showed to the world they are excellent in Los Angeles. Now They will prove they are among the best! Best wished to Chinese atheletes and all Chinese people! Thanks a lot to the editors of this page. And welcome to visit my Olympic page!
Bo Gao <bgao@usc.edu>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Wednesday, July 17, 1996 at 18:41:17 (EDT)

Thank you guys. Show them we are the best!
Xiaohui Hu <Hux@lawgate.byu.edu>
Provo, ut - Wednesday, July 17, 1996 at 18:10:45 (EDT)

Waiting for the raises of our Five Star Red Flag.
Matt Ma <lmatt@wam.umd.edu>
New York, NY USA - Wednesday, July 17, 1996 at 15:41:46 (EDT)

Wherever I go, whatever how far is from home, I am always proud being a Chinese, cause China is forever my dear motherland, cause we Chinese can always make the world bow for our achievements. Whatever we do, try to be the best! I will be with you throughout the Olympic. Bless we Chinese! ------Yuguang at Oxford.
Yuguang Huang
- Wednesday, July 17, 1996 at 12:03:38 (EDT)

Wish our athletes the best of luck!!
Wei Liu <wei_liu@depotech.com>
San Diego, CA USA - Tuesday, July 16, 1996 at 13:04:36 (EDT)

Thank you very much, and best wishes to our team.
Yuping Gao <fue6gy@sun.leeds.ac.uk>
- Tuesday, July 16, 1996 at 07:58:16 (EDT)

I am a student. came L.A from Beijing. I hope Chinese team can do them best in the game.
Jun He <junhe@linkonline.net>
El Monte, CA USA - Tuesday, July 16, 1996 at 03:11:24 (EDT)

Awesome page! My Best wishes for a sucessful Olympic. Win or Non-win, let's fight against the U.S. media's attempt to slander and insult the swimmers and other athletes. Zhong Guo #1!
An Underpaid Person
U.S. - Monday, July 15, 1996 at 21:50:10 (EDT)

HI, dear editors, I am really impressed by your cool homepage. Wish all the chinese athletes can express the chinese spirit to the world. Also wish them a good luck at Atlanta. Especially to the table-tennis team. I watched their fantastic performance at YangZhou, China last month. Good LUCK to all Chinese!
HONG, Fei <fei.hong@teknikum.uu.se>
Uppsala, Sweden - Monday, July 15, 1996 at 20:29:01 (EDT)

Good luck to all of Chinese!
Hua Wei <whua@envirolink.org>
Shanghai, China - Monday, July 15, 1996 at 15:31:02 (EDT)

Dear editor, I found this site while searching for Olympic news in Chinese. I added this link to my home page and informed most of my friends. I hope we can find the latest news about the performance of Chinese team, and we hope Chinese team all the success in the Olympic'96 games!
Chen Gong-ying <gychen@envirolink.org>
Shanghai, China - Monday, July 15, 1996 at 04:35:28 (EDT)

I'm gonna go to watch the women's basketball semi-final and final game at Atlanta. Hopefully our Chinese team will go far as there and kick butts in the match. See you there!
Julian Yu <julianyu@msn.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Monday, July 15, 1996 at 04:01:45 (EDT)

I'm really proud of what you guys have done for the oversea chinese olympics fans. I'll be clicking through this page a thousand times in the next few weeks. I also want say that best wishes and luck to all chinese olympics athletes. Especially, best wishes to the chinese swimming team. Let the American women swimming head coach admit that his words and his swimmers and himself are nothing but a pile of shit.
Zhou Jie-Wen <chou@hugin.med.harvard.edu>
Boston, MA USA - Sunday, July 14, 1996 at 17:54:33 (EDT)

Hi Pal, This web page is very impressive. I appreciate it on all oversea Chinese' behalf. Chinese are not only taking lead in Olympics, but also now in field of Hi-Tech.
Julian Yu <julianyu@msn.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Sunday, July 14, 1996 at 13:34:52 (EDT)

Hi, Editors and Readers,
I feel it a n excitement and fun to have access to news about our Chinese olympic team express news abroad. Thanx.
I like this special page so I also linked it to the Comprehensive China Olympic News Page, in hope for more friends to read the news and care about Chinese Olympic team.

China-in-my-heart <zhangw@u.arizona.edu>
Tucson, AZ USA - Saturday, July 13, 1996 at 22:10:00 (EDT)

Please e-mail me if you know anybody involved in developing professinal sports in China - particularly volleyball. Thanks
Benjamin Wang <BCWang@KPMG.Com>
Santa Monica, CA USA - Friday, July 12, 1996 at 21:39:36 (EDT)

Hello, Atlanta
Ben Wang <BCWang@KPMG.Com>
Santa Monica, CA 90405 - Friday, July 12, 1996 at 21:29:40 (EDT)

Nothing I want to say. Just let American know what is Chinese!!!
pei Han <phan1@site.gmu.edu>
Fairfax, va U.S.A - Thursday, July 11, 1996 at 20:10:53 (EDT)

Thank you for your dedication to the Chinese Olympic team! We all want our motherland to be more competitive and more beautiful! By the way, could you please add some information in your bulletin about the exact schedule for the Olympic matches in which our Chinese team will be participating?
Chinese
USA - Thursday, July 11, 1996 at 12:24:48 (EDT)

If somebody could set up a RealAudio server, or create WAV/AU files for some important events or moments, it is will be great.
Xian Xiang Hu <huxx@verity.com>
Sunnyvale, CA USA - Wednesday, July 10, 1996 at 21:10:59 (EDT)

I feel bad that I can't stay at my school 'cause I have to work at the west coast. But I am proud that my school is serving as the Olympic village. I am very impressed by your work on this site. I'm sure you effort would be very rewarding after all. My only pity is that our stupid soccer team did not make to Atlanta.Thanks.
H. Henry Teng <gt3500b@prism.gatech.edu>
Atlanta, GA USA - Wednesday, July 10, 1996 at 16:04:49 (EDT)

glad to visit The Centenial Games express, welcome to chinapages,yours lijian
li jian <lijian@china.pages.co.cn>
Hangzhou, Zhejiang China - Wednesday, July 10, 1996 at 02:42:52 (EDT)

I am impressed by being able to get information of Chinese Olympics activites via this web page. In addition to posting published news paper article, I sincerely hope that the editors of this page take the advantage of the internet to provide fast, multimedia oriented services to the Chinese community. Thanks for your effort!
Hong Wang <hong.wang@siemensrolm.com>
Santa Clara, CA USA - Monday, July 08, 1996 at 19:53:05 (EDT)

This is a very interesting web page we Chinese fellows are very concerning about the performance of Chinese teams in the Games. Hope this page can be updated hourly during the Games.
John Li <zhong@cs.ualberta.ca>
Edmonton, AB Canada - Friday, July 05, 1996 at 16:10:43 (EDT)

First of all, I enjoy visiting here although I feel unsatisfied somehow. I care less about whether the news and reviews are written in Chinese or English as long as I can read what I want to know about the Chinese Olympic Team from here. Thanks anyway.
Xiaohua Xia <xxia@uts.cc.utexas.edu>
Austin, TX USA - Friday, July 05, 1996 at 09:37:33 (EDT)

I commend your effort. There is another website dedicated to the Chinese Olympians. I accessed it through /www.yahoo.com/countries/china/sports/. You may add that site to your links. Thanks. Andy GU
Andy Gu <yg12@cornell.edu>
Ithaca, NY USA - Thursday, July 04, 1996 at 20:41:30 (EDT)

I am very impress with your slick server. However, I am disappointed for the lack of contents. Most of the links in your home page are referring to the same source. For instance, "team news," "pre-game news" and "special reports" are all referring to the identical page. I would think that if you can streamline the home page and focus more on Chinese team's information, this site will be more interesting for the Chinese abroad. What I would like to read about is more in- depth report on our athletics, their past and current performance, and the likely hood of capturing a medal. That’s something we do not often read about in American media. We can also add some activities for the reader, like opinion pulls, guessing the number of medals, etc. As for fund rising, we can give out some T- shirts, flags or souvenir for donors, to increase the responses. Or simply sell them. It will be more successful to rise fund if you let someone get something inreturn for their contribution to our team, you can say show your gratitute for their supports.
Douglas Huang <dhuang1@tribeca.ios.com>
Houston, TX USA - Thursday, July 04, 1996 at 02:26:05 (EDT)

As the Co-Editor-in-Chief, I sincerely hope you enjoy our fast, comprehensive, in-depth coverage of the Atlanta Centennial Olympic Games and China Olympic Team. Your support is very important as it keeps us stay cool in the middle of hot steamy summer in Atlanta. Enjoy and have fun! May the Olympic Spirits touch each of you!
Weihua Li <wli@america.net>
Atlanta, GA USA - Wednesday, July 03, 1996 at 00:22:27 (EDT)

As the Editor-in-Chief for the Centennial Games Express - Chinese at the Olympics, I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the world's first and the best web site dedicated to covering the Chinese Olympic Team during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta. We are extremely encouraged by the ever increasing number of visitors to this very popular site. I hope you enjoy the information we provide to you and please spread the word and let your friends get the first-hand information about the Chinese Olympic Team only from the Centennial Games Express- your best news source for the Chinese Olympic Team! Thank you!
Ying Xie <yxie@chinaplaza.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Tuesday, July 02, 1996 at 22:07:24 (EDT)

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