Hot Dance, Hot Celebration

The Havana Bar near Beijing’s famous Sanlitun Bar Street was livened up by six Spanish villagers on Friday night.

Football, What a Bad Habit!

Katriina Elovirta laughed as she jokingly cited football as her vice. “No, it’s really nice,” she said, “I don’t think I will ever quit football.”

Havana Chinatown Shirt Arouses Great Interest

Many people are surprised to learn that there is a Chinatown in Cuba, but the Chinese have been part of Cuban history since at least 1847. Pedro Carmona, physiotherapist of the Cuban Team for the 21st Universiade wore a shirt from Havana’s Chinatown which caught the eye of many. On the white shirt, there were the blue words “Martial Arts”, circling around the Chinese Taoist symbol, yinyang.

Two Golds to be in Our Hands

On his way to enrol at the reception center, Jim Ellis, Organising Secretary of the United Kingdom said to the reporter yesterday that they were confident about this Universiade.

“Actually yes…”

Raj Bhavsar, the American gymnast is a famous athelet in his country. His most recent rewards include 2nd-PB and 4th-PH at 2001 Moskow News; 1st-team, 4th-PH and 5th-SR at 1998 International Team Championships, Knoxville, Tennessee.