Does anyone else think the Chinese women gymnasts are too young under the rules

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According to the Olympic rules, you need to be 16 or at least turn 16 in the Olympic year to compete in the games. I don't mean to sound like sour grapes, as China beat the U.S. who I was rooting for in the women's gymnastics all around competition, but I saw those Chinese girls and as far as I can tell at least two of them were not 16. Whatever their government says. One barely looked like she was 11. I know Asian people are small especially Asian women, but it was so obvious. I know you're probably thinking that they had passports issued by their government. However, it wouldn't be the first time the government has lied to gain advantage in an Olympic competition (which is totally against the spirit of the games in my opinion). In East Germany, they even went so far as to cover up drug taking by their swimmers. What do you all think of this controversy and what should be done about it? Personally, I think that if they are proved to have violated the rules, the team should lose it's gold medal and if they are going to have age restrictions (which I'm not sure they should but that's a different subject) there needs to be some other kind of way other than government verification because as I've said before governments have been known to lie about this to gain advantage.