My name is Fei Ye and I'm from the United States of America. By birth I am a Chinese; however, I grew up in the beautiful country of Hungary and then later on moved to the US. Right now I'm attending Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications and majoring in Broadcast Journalism. It is with great honor and privilege that I claim to you my reader about my experience with the National Olympic Committee (NOC). For the Beijing Olympics, I'm a NOC assistant, where I'm going to serve, manage, and assist the US national team.

I meet the President and Kobe Bryant This is me holding a bunch of American flags we are going to use to decorate the building where the American athletes will be staying...Full story

Feeling the Olympic heat A Chinese fan paints his face, attracting many foreign visitors. On the left side of his face is the traditional Beijing Opera painted face and on the right is the Olympic flag and logo. He said that it took him the whole day to prepare for the event because he has never done Beijing Opera facial makeup before. He said Beijing Opera represents one of the national treasures of China....Full story

Life in the Olympic Village Let's talk about life in the Olympic village. In the past few weeks we have seen the Olympic Village change into a colorful and multinational small United Nation. There are people crossing the roads and just living their lives as normal, with the only thing that is unusual is that they are all from different parts of the world...Full story

Working for US Olympic Team As we have started working for the US Olympic Team, our meaning of becoming an assistant has become clearer, because it has enriched our lives, which is what we have wanted for a long time...Full story

Olympic Village In the following gallery you my reader are going to take a first look into one of our training sessions, where we have lived in the Olympic Village for one night and spent two days there in training...Full story

 
(China.org.cn August 4, 2008)