Beijing Olympics opening ceremony: Soldiers ‘wore nappies’

The 900 soldiers who operated the huge scroll forming the centrepiece of the ceremony were unable to leave their posts beneath the machinery for up to seven hours.

A German newspaper has said the soldiers of the People’s Army were given nappies to cope with the conditions.

Han Lixun, a choreographer, said: “The underground area was so hot, there were 897 people there, and they had to wait until they finished their performance before they could use a proper lavatory.

“So altogether they had to stay there for six to seven hours so they all wore nappies.”

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One Response to Beijing Olympics opening ceremony: Soldiers ‘wore nappies’

  1. Darren says:

    I wonder if they borrowed them from the gymnastics team?

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