Two Chinese promotion girls pose with a World Cup ball to attract visitors to a theme park to watch the televised matches on giant screens in Beijing on June 14, 2010. China has recorded the single largest television audience for a World Cup match in the first two days of the tournament, world football governing body FIFA said.
Two Chinese promotion girls pose with a World Cup ball to attract visitors to a theme park to watch the televised matches on giant screens in Beijing on June 14, 2010. China has recorded the single largest television audience for a World Cup match in the first two days of the tournament, world football governing body FIFA said.
In a picture taken on June 27, 2010 a model poses for a World Cup football promotion launched by a Chinese company in Beijing. China's national squad may have failed to qualify for the World Cup but Chinese companies have entered the sponsorship big leagues with sideline ads alongside Visa, McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
In a picture taken on June 27, 2010 models pose for a World Cup football promotion launched by a Chinese company in Beijing. China's national squad may have failed to qualify for the World Cup but Chinese companies have entered the sponsorship big leagues with sideline ads alongside Visa, McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
In a picture taken on June 27, 2010 models pose for a World Cup football promotion launched by a Chinese company in Beijing. China's national squad may have failed to qualify for the World Cup but Chinese companies have entered the sponsorship big leagues with sideline ads alongside Visa, McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
In a picture taken on June 27, 2010 a model poses with a football for a World Cup promotion launched by a Chinese company in Beijing. China's national squad may have failed to qualify for the World Cup but Chinese companies have entered the sponsorship big leagues with sideline ads alongside Visa, McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
In a picture taken on June 27, 2010 models pose for a World Cup football promotion launched by a Chinese company in Beijing. China's national squad may have failed to qualify for the World Cup but Chinese companies have entered the sponsorship big leagues with sideline ads alongside Visa, McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
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