Mu Kaile, a particular Chinese name, but the owner is actually American. He can speak Chinese fluently though he has studied Chinese only for three years.
    He came to China last year. He arrived in Guangzhou, and then rushed to Hongkong through Shenzhen in one day. It's a short and busy trip, but China impressed him deeply. He fell in love with China and Chinese. He showed great interests in differient languages and cultures when he's a little boy. Chinese is the most difficult to learn in his eyes, but he chose Chinese and China Cup, showing his passion for sailing and his courage of challenging himself.

Mu Kaile: hei,it's "Beijing".

     2008 China Cup is the first regatta he anticipated in China. He has rich sailing experiences  in America, but he thinks China Cup is better organizead and has good service. Besides the professional races, there are fantastic cultural events during the regatta.
     "I will enjoy the races in the following days." Their team lacks experience at mutual cooperating for it was set up last year, but they are making effort to achieve a satisfied result while enjoying the regatta.
     Beijing Sailing Center is the only team that represents the North China in the regatta. Almost the team members are non-Chinese, but they have Chinese characters and poems on their clothes. They all fall in love with China now.