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-	9th Changchun Film Festival Closes
-	Millions Watch Olympic-Themed Movies
-	Film on Volunteers in Quake Zone to Be Screened
-	Red Cliff Stars Line up before Hong Kong Press
-	Media Awards Summarize 2007 Chinese Films
-	Digital Effects Highlight Storm Warriors
-	Red Cliff to Come Out Huge
-	Jet Li Invited to Join Oscar Voters
-	A Week of Sports Films
-	Russian Film Named Best at SIFF
-	Kung Fu Panda Release Delayed in Sichuan
-	Kung Fu Panda in Action
-	SIFF Pays Tribute to Minghella
-	Feng Xiaogang Hopes Comedy to Lighten Nation's Mood
-	Domestic Films Vie for Shanghai Festival Award
-	Shanghai International Film Festival Kicks off
-	Awards No Big Deal: Johnnie To
-	Chen Kaige to Make Short Film for Quake Relief
-	Tsui Hark Sheds Light on What's Missing

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A gymnast since the age of 5, Yang is already a veteran with a dozen Olympic medals

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A grand fireworks display, in addition to lighting effects featuring brilliant colors, especially red that is seen as a symbol of China, will fire up the global audience

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