Kejayaan renang China Olympic 2012

Chinese state earmarks potential champions from young age.
Youngsters are sent away to gruelling training camps.
Olympic champion Ye Shiwen said her extraordinary swim was a result of 'hard work and training'.

Children are put through their paces doing punishing exercises to toughen them up

Children are trained at camps where the word 'gold' is hung on the wall to make them focus on success

Sweat and tears: A young girl is pushed through a tough gymnastics exercise

Kuatnya semangat rakyat China

Young boys and girls are put through their paces at the Chen Jinglun Sports School, the alma mater of Ye Shiwen

Ye's team-mate, 23-year-old Lu Ying, this week attacked China's grindingly repetitive coaching regime

A group of young boys await their turn in the pool

Chen Jinglun Sports School: At seven Ye could already perform 20 chin-ups - an exercise beyond the capability of most fit adults

The school also trained Sun Yang, who won the 400m freestyle at London 2012

Ibu yang luar biasa

A woman has been hailed a hero after details of her astonishing work with abandoned children has emerged.Lou Xiaoying, now 88 and suffering from kidney failure, found and raised more than 30 abandoned Chinese babies from the streets of Jinhua, in the eastern Zhejiang province where she managed to make a living by recycling rubbish.

Lou Xiaoying has been praised in China for saving more than 30 abandoned babies over the years

Ini bukan Lou Xiaoying

Lou, left, caring her the babies with her husband Li Zin. She would give them to friends and family after she rescued them

Lou is now dying from kidney failure. She is pictured here with two of the children she helped rescued

A little boy who was found abandoned by Lou is now cared for by her older children. The family have little money but still managed to save dozens of children

Lou made a living from collecting and recycling rubbish, she said that she would never leave the children after coming across them, abandoned

Camera tricks London 2012

Camera tricks at the Olympic Games
By using the multiple exposure technique, athletes' range of motion is captured at the London Olympic Games 2012.

Anna Li

Kennedy Baker

Tarik tali perempuan

Alicia Sacramone

McKayla Maroney

Sarah Finnegan

Sabrina Vega

Valeriia Maksiuta

Zoi Mafalda Marques

Kreatif Olympic 2012

Tangan dapat melakukan perkara yang baik dan yang tidak baik.Tangan juga dapat melakukan acara-acara  sukan seperti mana di Olympic  London 2012.

Bola sepak

Bola tampar

Angkat berat

100 meter

Canoe

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Rambutku yang panjang

These Chinese women have taken their long hair to new lengths making a Guinness World Record as the world’s first long hair village.The Red Yao women, a minority ethnic group from Huangluo Yao Village in China, have an average hair length of 5.5 feet. The longest locks measure more than 6.8 feet.Incredibly, the women cut their hair only once in their lives, at 16-years-old, before they start their search for a husband.

Siapa Rohan Ajit Kokane?

Rohan Ajit Kokane,the 11-year-old managed to break a world record by flattening himself enough to skim under poles just 6.75 inches from the ground. 
He completed the amazing feat in front of an astounded crowd at a Hong Kong mall

How low can you go? India's Rohan Ajit Kokane, 11, performs in Hong Kong on July 25, 2012, flattening his body until none of it is higher than 6.75 inches off the ground

Sukan tahunan sekolah

Record breaking: He already holds the Guinness World Record for greatest distance skated underneath cars, at 126 feet 11 inches