Young singers are expressing their concerns about
the people suffering from snowstorm on the Olympic-themed charity concert
titled "Sing for the Olympics, Care for Disaster Victims" held in Beijing
on Feb. 3, 2008. [Phot CRIENGLISH.com/Cao Jie]
Chinese 110 metre
hurdler and Olympic champion Liu Xiang expresses his greetings to the
people suffering from the snowstorms via a video clipping showed on the
Olympic-themed charity concert titled "Sing for the Olympics, Care for
Disaster Victims" held in Beijing on Feb. 3, 2008. [Phot
CRIENGLISH.com/Cao Jie]
Chinese "diving queen"
and Olympic champion Gaomin poses on the Olympic-themed charity concert
titled "Sing for the Olympics, Care for Disaster Victims" held in Beijing
on Feb. 3, 2008. [Phot CRIENGLISH.com/Cao Jie]
Representatives from
the sports circle are expressing their concerns about people suffering
from the snowstorms on the Olympic-themed charity concert titled "Sing for
the Olympics, Care for Disaster Victims" held in Beijing on Feb. 3, 2008.
[Phot CRIENGLISH.com/Cao Jie]
As the country was assaulted by the snowstorm off
guard, the organizers had only five days to prepare this concert. Thanks to the
active participation of compassionate showbiz people, it went very well. Over 30
popular Chinese singers made their contributions by performing unpaid on the
concert and donating money for the victims. Since this event is one episode of
the serial "Sing for the Olympics" campaign, many sports celebrities, such as
the soccer ace Hao Haidong, the "diving queen" and Olympic champion Gao Min,
also showed up, along with Yang Liwei, the first astronaut in China, to
express their concerns about the people suffering from the rare natural
disaster.
