Cup of China 2017: Check in
This week we’re taking a long flight to China.
I guess we found our winners in nomination “How many things we need to pack”
Mai Mihara
Alexander Majorov
Tiffany Zahorski – ready for a long flight
Elliana Pogrebinsky, Alex Benoit and their new friend)
Marin Honda
Valentina and Ondrej know how to use time wisely)
We made it to China!
Elliana and Alex
Javier Fernandez
Someone already had time for excursion. Seems doing lifts everywhere it’s new Italian things)
Nicole Della Monica and Matteo Guarise
and someone already had time for meeting friends) Elizaveta Tuktamysheva and Ekaterina Riazanova
Time for practice!
Tiffany Zahorski
Alina Zagitova and Daniil Gleichengauz. So Eteri Tutberidze didn’t come with Alina, this’s interesting?
Thanks to our Chinese friends we have a lot of photos from practices.
Boyang Jin
Mikhail Kolyada
Max Aaron
Han Yan
Javier Fernandez
Russian ladies: Alina, Liza and Elena
Ice dancers prefer blue) Gabriella Papadakis/Guillaume Cizeron and Madison Chock/Evan Bates
Wenjing Sui and Cong Han
Xiaoyu Yu and Hao Zhang
Valentina Marchei and Ondrej Hotarek
Ashley Cain/Tomothy LeDuc and Amber Glenn
Kevin Reynolds showed us kiss and cry
Have a good time watching Cup of China!
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Alina, Liza and Elena look great! Bring on CoC!!
Oh God, seeing those photos from Beijing brought back a lot of memories…
BTW, curious if the smog is really so bad or they just thought “OK, so it’s Beijing, we need to wear these funny masks”.
It has more to do with getting sick in crowded places (like planes). You’ll see this more in Japan.
As for the air quality. It is pretty bad.
But my question is – is it bad for Beijing or European standards? :D
I have lived in Beijing for a year and really – what we usually call “bad air quality” here is usually “an average air quality” in Beijing :)
I am in holidays for two weeks without WiFi, I just found a spot with a really slow WiFi… I have missed so many competitions, literally as I will wait in the airport on my way back I will just watch figure skatin, but thanks to your blog I could follow a bit with my slowly WiFi ! Thanks a lot ! You are amazing !