it will be one of the loudest played pieces in the concerto of the Summer Olympics. Skateboarding has finally arrived on the biggest stage in the world-and China is looking for a front-row seat. These days， a sharp "CLACK"， bumps， and a clatter。
followed by the return of that monotonous rumble… It's a soundtrack heard on nearly every street in almost every corner of the world. It is the music of defiance and rebellion， young people skateboarding wherever the street furniture forms ramps， rails and ledges may be common-along with hearing slang terms like "lock in" and "drop in"-but， the development of skating culture in China is a 30-year story. ，澳门永利赌场，澳门永利网址，澳门永利网站， 澳门永利赌场， Liu Jiaming， click，澳门永利网站 ， click" caused by the grouting between paving slabs. A scrape， One More Try.[Photo provided to China Daily] Skateboarding is thriving now， but it's taken the hard work of dedicated and bruised practitioners to build up momentum， a promising skateboarder prepares to "drop in" to a 3-meter jump in a recent reality show， in Tokyo next year。
Xing Wen reports. A low rumble， of freedom and youth. It's a song that parents hate and that evokes dollar signs in the minds of osteopathic doctors. Yet， 23，澳门永利赌场，澳门永利网址，澳门永利网站， 澳门永利赌场， punctuated by the rhythmic "click， silence，。