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Chinese shows his 'Travel Map for Olympics' in France

(People's Daily Online)

08:42, June 20, 2012

Zhang Dagong, a torchbearer of Beijing Olympic Games, is showing his "Travel Map for Olympics" in front of the Louvre in Paris on June 18. The "Travel Map for Olympics" is 8 meters long, 2 meters wide. It has taken Zhang Dagong four years to finish the travel map. He has planned to travel to 116 cities home and abroad. The purpose is to commemorate the 116 years of the Olympic Games since 1896. Paris is the 100th city of his tour. (Xinhua/Gao Jing)

Edited and translated by Chen lele, People's Daily Online


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