Summer Olympic Games, Beijing 2008.

As reported by the "China Daily" publication, citing Chen Zhiyu, head of the Anti-Doping Department of the Games Organizing Committee, China will store the doping samples of Olympians for eight years for retesting.
The tests will be stored in a frozen state until new methods for detecting doping in athletes' bodies appear. In fact, the PRC has increased the storage period for doping samples by tens of times.
According to current IOC requirements, positive doping tests are stored in laboratories for 90 days, and negative tests – only for a month.

The Chinese are doing a great job. Let's see how many medals the Americans, in general, and Phelps, in particular, won fairly. Because, as soon as they uncover an old sample from Jones, Armstrong, etc., it turns out to be blatant doping.
That's why they say that America is ahead of everyone in pharmacology by one Olympic cycle.

I watched artistic gymnastics today, and I still feel terrible. I wish I hadn't understood anything about artistic gymnastics and had just stared at the girls. We always get upset when our athletes are judged unfairly: gymnasts (everyone remembers Nemov in Athens?), jumpers, trampoline athletes, etc. But what about us? Viner has taken control of the judges and has been creating chaos for the third Olympics in a row. And the Chinese audience, who understands aesthetic sports very well, whistles and is indignant, giving Bessonova absolutely deserved applause. Who needs such gold? It's a shame...