Olympic torch arrives in Beijing

Olympic torch arrives in Beijing

BEIJING, China - The Olympic torch (C) arrived in Beijing on March 31 aboard an airplane from Athens, following a flame-lighting ceremony in Greece last week. At right in the middle is Liu Qi, the president of the Beijing Olympics organizing committee, who carried a lantern carrying the flame from Greece.

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