The Olympic Games in Vancouver are over. For two weeks fans watched the competitions, looking forward to their results. But the Olympics are not limited to... 02.03.2010, Sputnik International
The Olympic Games in Vancouver are over. For two weeks fans watched the competitions, looking forward to their results. But the Olympics are not limited to seconds and scores. They are always accompanied by emotions – fury, hope and exaltation.
The Olympic Games in Vancouver are over. For two weeks fans watched the competitions, looking forward to their results. But the Olympics are not limited to seconds and scores. They are always accompanied by emotions – fury, hope and exaltation.
Men can also weep. This is what happened with Chinese figure skater Jian Tong after he won the silver medal in figure skating with his partner Qing Pang. They were fourth in the short program but flawless in the free skate.
Men who play hockey do not weep, as a popular Russian song goes. They get very upset, like the Russian hockey players did after losing the quarter-final match to Canadians.
Marit Bjoergen of Norway giving vent to emotions after winning the sprint in ski racing. It’s OK to shout when you’re standing on the top step of the podium.
After finishing the first stage in the 4x6 km relay race, biathlete Svetlana Sleptsova, foreground, had no strength for emotions. At that time she did not know yet that her team would go on to win the gold medal in this competition.
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