What Next： beijing After the Olympics

FEW will argue that the recently concluded beijing Games will stand as a great example in the annals of the Olympic movement. but beyond the obvious, concrete legacies represented by beijing’s entirely modernized, envy-inducing infrastructure, the true impact of the 2008 Olympics will take time to manifest itself as China continues its march forward.     

London 2012：Young Chinese Athletes Begin to Prepare for Gold

CHINESE athletes achieved remarkable success at the XXIX Olympic Games,earning a record number of gold medals in disciplines long dominated by China,such as weightlifting,diving and gymnastics. But they also scored impressively in other events,such as swimming,fencing and archery,establishing a presence that is certain to reap victories in London in 2012.     

Forgotten women: Transvestism and marriage

Studies of transvestism are usually about men, the female transvestite is a rarity, and thus the term has come to refer to a man who derives pleasure from dressing in women's clothing. Variously defined as a problem, be it psychosexual, behavioural or whatever, the focus has been directed towards the transvestite himself, his problems and conflicts, the ways in which he sees himself. But there is a hidden area, submerged beneath the welter of research material: the wives, the forgotten women.