Chinese soldiers accused of unfair tactics in Hong Kong race
Two People's Liberation Army teams Friday took part in the Oxfam Trailwalker charity race for first time since setting up garrisons in Hong Kong in 1997, when British colonial rule ended.
Their four-man teams finished first and second in the race around Hong Kong's rural New Territories but were accused of using a vast support crew and deliberately holding up rival teams.
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延伸閱讀：
PLA didn't play fair, runners claim
Fellow runners have accused the PLA's teams in the Oxfam Trailwalker charity race of violating the spirit of the event by adopting a "win at all costs" mentality.
They said the soldiers used an enormous support crew compared to those of other teams and that their support runners employed gamesmanship to stop other teams overtaking them. PLA teams took first and second place in the annual 100 kilometre endurance run on Friday.Oxfam fund-raising manager and event organiser Brenda Wong Yuk-han said the PLA had a support crew of "at least 50 people".
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我參加過兩屆毅行者，因為曾經付出的血與汗，體驗過當中的團結和友情的可貴，所以對這個活動特別有感情。
毅行者本來係一個好有意義既活動，個活動好講求參賽者自律同埋體育精神，所以冇人會check你有冇搭車、走捷徑或者用陰招。這麼多年來也未聽過勝出隊伍有這樣的醜聞，今年偏偏發生在我們偉大的人民解放軍身上，這實在太傷害所有香港毅行者的感情了。
(是日病假，藥力散發中，不寫太多了，看到這樣的消息，連血都嘔得出)
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