Talk:Du Juan

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can someone add a picture of her?

I don't know how to add, but here's a link to a stunning photograph of her: http://nicolek.hp.infoseek.co.jp/blog/model/juan.JPG Now can some knowledgable Wikipedian add this picture? Thank you!

[edit] Miss China title

Another editor stated that Du was crowned Miss China 2003. This appears to have been perpetuated by writers on some blog sites I came across which said editor probably picked up. Miss China Universe 2003 was Wu Wei, and Miss China (world) was Qi Guan. Having said that, it could be the incorrect year being attributed by the blogsters. I have not delved into the matter, but merely removed the statement which I was thus unable to verify. Ohconfucius 10:18, 7 March 2007 (UTC)