The 2008 Olympics in Beijing are arguably the best Olympics in recent history. If you’re just dying for a piece of the action, why not a memento that looks right at home in the festivities. This lacquered red clock looks likes a traditional Chinese talisman with each hour on the face represented by one of the 12 major Olympic sports.
Designer: QianJun Gao
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Very Nice, I like it!
you dont get out much now do you 🙂
Schlock!
There is no place which uses chopsticks making them into one in Asians’ way of thinking.
不錯的紀念品。。。
不過我建議把北京奧運標志和五環標志向上移動點，不放在中心，不會遮擋。。
呵呵。。