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The cookies collect this data and report it anonymously. It helps us understand the number of visitors, where the visitors are coming from, and the pages they navigate. Update: Since we recorded this, the IIHF has announced that China will not be kicked out of the Olympic tournament.įor more stories read China Sports InsiderĪnalytics cookies help us understand how our visitors interact with the website. How did we get here? What’s the way out? (41:06) At the Olympic tournament they’ll be in a group with Canada, USA, and Germany, and there’s a real chance they’ll get blown out. Their story is getting a lot of attention from foreign media. What does he make of the playbook? (19:06)Īnd we end with the saga of China’s men’s national ice hockey team. He’s covered four Olympics, and he’s coming to Beijing. How will visiting media and athletes react to Beijing’s health and safety measures? (12:42) The IOC released their playbook - their game plan for the Olympics. What’s happening? What are they saying? (7:18) This week: fewer than a hundred days to go to the Beijing Olympics, and foreign athletes have been trickling in for test events.
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