A week after 15-year-old gymnast Wang Yan broke her neck at the national championships in Shanghai, a similar tragedy has struck another Olympic hopeful.
The teenage gymnast seriously injured in a horrific fall on Sunday is in a stable condition and her muscular sense is returning, the head of China Gymnastics Administrative Center said yesterday in Shanghai.
The head coach of China's women's gymnastics squad says the team will not revolve around world champion Cheng Fei at the Beijing Olympic Games.
"Owen" is a barman at a western themed restaurant in Beijing and a huge fan of soccer who adopted his English name in honor of England striker Michael.
In a draft of slam-dunk certainties, Chinese power forward Yi Jianlian is the one true lottery pick in the 2007 lottery.
A teenage Chinese gymnast who broke her neck at the national championships on Sunday is likely to be at least partially paralyzed for life, according to state media.
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