China wins women's 3000m short track relay at Vancouver Olympics

China wins women's 3000m short track relay at Vancouver Olympics

VANCOUVER, Canada - Members of China's women's 3,000-meter short track relay team celebrate after winning the gold in the event. China won the race with a world record time of 4 minutes, 6.61 seconds after South Korea finished first in the final but were then disqualified. (Kyodo)

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