With a poof, its over.
The BEIJING GAMES are over.

but something has changed.

i'm proud to have born to be able to witnes such an amazing feat in the Beijing olympics. More importantly, i'm really proud to be a chinese though i'm not from china. This games has highlighted the ability of China rising up in the world, and it has definately redemmed itself. Now i know China as a country which is able to deliver, and definately one which is amazing and unique. The amazing ceremonies, the way the olympics was carried out was simply stunning, and i'm amazed to see the volunteers who had put their heart and soul in making this olympic a successful one. More proud is that its the first time olympics is broadcasted on television, enabling us to be able to have more than just a glimpse of the olympic.

For example, without cable television, the normal viewers were only able to catch the semifinals and finals of the world cup. Even though its only few selected events that were shown on channel 5 and channel U, i must say it has been amazing and i know it will get better in years to come.

Congratulations once again to Michael Phelps the greatest Olympian, and also to Natalie Du Toit as they have shown me how to be focused towards my goal, and inspired me to persevere especially in this A level year.

what more can i say, it has been simply amazing.
Now as we sink into the final day of the olympic, i must say that i will definately remember this olypmpic, and i will definately miss the telecasts, Today in beijing, and all the outstanding atheletics whom have displayed the true spirit of the Olympics.

For now, let me continue to revive the olympic moment.
thank you Beijing for making Asia proud.

and i'll look forward to 2010 singapore (youth olympics games)and 2012 London olympic.

Thankyou so much!
xie xie ni men.