Amazing Beauty
The open ceremony of Beijing Olympics was breathtaking, stunningly beautiful. Here are a few pictures shot from the sky. Let's enjoy them and memorize this great event.
Saturday, August 09, 2008
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2 comments:
Yihong, I agree with you. It was incredibly beautiful and inspiring tribute to the "mind" of China and to the hopes of the world.
Adam, you are right. This open ceremony again shows how beautiful and creative human mind could be. Imagination is simply no limit.
If there is no way for people to collect and share these beautiful mind through the Web, it would be a great waste of resources. Again, the key is not for machines to understand (since machines may never be so creative as humans, as least in the predictable future from present), the key is to allow human mind to be stored and shared.
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