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Legal Daily published an interesting piece yesterday looking at the ticket price of China’s National Sports Stadium or the “bird’s nest.”

A Chinese woman was hit by a falling cat. When no one in the building came forth with any information, she naturally proceeded to sue the lot of them.

Unfortunately the cat did not survive the fall, and cannot testify against the unknown cat dropper.

Note to readers:
Please refrain from any "Raining cats and dogs" comments.

It's not all bad. Report on the architectural delights of the "Bird's Nest", the "Cube" and "Digital Beijing" - China's three most impressive buildings for the Olympic Games.

Serge shares his pictures and plans of the Bird's Nest - the Olympic Stadium in Beijing.

what is a 2008 Beijing Olympic Games promotion concert like from an expat in Shanghai?

Repetition for the fireworks of the opening and closing ceremonies of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games...

A newborn girl was found abandoned in a women's toilet in China's Bird's Nest National Stadium during the Paralympics, state press said Wednesday. The baby was discovered on Tuesday afternoon and was believed to have been born in the toilet as events were being held at the stadium, the Beijing Times reported, citing stadium officials.

Despite Olympic stadiums being far from full, touts are sellng tickets for over 5000 yuan.

Beijing is calling upon its citizens to report Olympic logo infringements paying the tattle tail part of the fine. Most unauthorized vendors will not likely be able to afford the fine. The incentive will work much better if the reward is paid regardless of whether the fine is actually collected.