Let more share legacy of Olympic Games

Modern China's greatest party ended more than two months ago. And athletes like Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps are no longer top news in these times of financial turmoil. But there are people, and many at that, who still want to see the grandeur of the venues of the Olympic Games, especially the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube, from within.

Such visitors once experienced more problems than pleasure in trying to enter the venues. They were made to negotiate hurdles even a Dayron Robles or a Liu Xiang would find difficult.

The Games was for the people, especially those who take pride in their country and love sports. That is why it is now heartening to know that people can get into the venues, as well as the Olympic Green, more easily.