One look at Hong Kong explains the territory's Olympic dilemma.
Recreational space is at a premium, with public facilities always crowded.
But there's plenty of room on the water. So it comes as no surprise that the territory's sole Olympic medal, in 1996, was achieved in windsurfing, where Lee Lai-shan won the gold in the women's Mistral class. Four years later, San San, as she is popularly known, will be going for gold again. But it will be more difficult this time. The Games organizers have changed the format, with competition taking place over three courses, rather than one, with varying conditions.