Olympic Torch Relay: Nanjing, China

Olympic Torch Relay: Nanjing, China

The Olympic Torch Relay finally arrived in Nanjing after the 3 days delay for mourning of the Si Chuan earthquake victims. The streets were packed with a river of red flags and “I heart China” t-shirt. I, of course, join in the fun. Why would anyone want to miss out on such an experience? Enjoy the photos, my favorite one is the one with a guy wearing a “I heart Tibet” t-shirt. Who ever said there is no freedom of speech in China needs to take a second look.

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Nhuong Son

My name is Nhuong Son, a senior at Drew University, a small liberal arts college in New Jersey. I am majoring in Economics and Chinese Studies. I attended The Westtown School for high school and Mullica Hill Friends School for middle school, both of which are Quaker affiliated. I am 22, Cambodian American. I came to the States when I was only 6 years old as a refugee. My family and I lived in a couple of refugee camps on the Thai/ Cambodian border for over a year before being accepted into the United States. Currently I reside in Camden, NJ, which unfortunately is one of the most dangerous cities in America.

One Response to “ Olympic Torch Relay: Nanjing, China ”

  1. Nice blog, full of good photos, keep the good work going.

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