and that's precisely why people like yao ming are so important because they create an image for chinathat is not about the chinese government, which is very fearful for any freedom loving american. just because of the communism. but yao allows us to think about the chinese people and the american people a very positive image of the chinese people, and i think one of the reasons for that is able like yao ming. >> and people also love r&b, right? it other than the big basketball that gets the ball rolling, the grove road, unlike the ping pong diplomacy. this time it's the other way around, the big basketball. epitomizing how dramatic things have been since opening up. i would like to invite my chinese friend about how you look at internationalization of r&b. we break use of manipulating and because of outsourcing american jobs. did you think this is one of the major hurdles that prevents the u.s. of adopting a free trade politicians -- is that true? [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> excuse me, leading to a very brief translation. some of the listeners here are less -- which is th

she's known as -- she's the girl that came in yao ming using a basketball in red paint.his time she is using 64,000 chopsticks. i think it's going to blow your mind. how many of you can figure out whose portrait she's creating? >> oh. >> who is that? >> jackie chan. i love jackie chan. >> that is. >> she's doing him with 4,000 chopsticks because he is turning 60 this year, and this was her way of commemorating him and his amazing work that he has done. she for a month walked around beijing trying to collect all of these bamboo chopsticks from different cafes until she had enough to create this masterpiece. you can see this on youtube at red hong yi. >> we got ourselves a bit of a small town mystery involving a masked man in lincoln, nebraska. he has gained popularity as of late. i'm about to show you why. we're also about to learn who this masked man is for the very first time. nobody knows. nobody in lincoln knows. we're about to find out. the masked man kind of looks like your favorite caped crusader, except he has become affectionately known as speedo batman, and are

central to our understanding of who we are, communism is scary, and that is precisely why people like yao mingre so important because they create an image for china that is not about the chinese government, which is fearful for any freedom-loving american because of the communism, but yao allows us to think about the chinese people, and the erican people actually have a positive image of the chinese people, and one of the reasons for that is people like yao ming. and people also like r&b, the chinese u.n., it -- chinese yuan, a gets the ball rolling. now, i would like to invite my chinese friend -- how you look at the international manipulation of the 3m the -- current seat. you think this is one of the major hurdles that prevents the u.s. from adopting a free trade and politicians tend to have protectionism in times of economic crisis. is that true. [speaking mandarin] >> [speaking mandarin] >> let me do a brief translation. some of the listeners -- she says that there is a limited margin for international legalization of renminbi according to research in this area. go ahead. >> [speaking man