What would happen if Phelps came from China? Not less than 15 species. Come on, everybody, 3Q.

During the Olympic Games, journalists, leading relatives and neighbors will cross the threshold of their homes and a room full of people will watch TV every day. Vendors who buy firecrackers will naturally not miss the opportunity to set up stalls at home. He will receive material rewards from the central and local governments at all levels, and each gold medal will be rewarded with at least 6,543,800 yuan. At the same time, the bosses of many large domestic enterprises will give generously. In addition, advertisers will queue up to sign with him. If nothing happens, he will become a billionaire within one month after the Olympic Games. Of course, he needs to pay taxes, but in addition to paying taxes like Americans, he also has a lot of expenses with China characteristics-he has to give red envelopes to everyone from the original coach to the current coach, from the masseur to the chef in the canteen, and relatives at home can follow suit. In addition, from the sports school to the provincial team to the Chinese Swimming Association, it will be excavated from his income in proportion (this is not a small sum, such as Yao Ming's annual salary, he will tell a touching story about how he overcame his injuries and worked hard, but the audience will shed tears and eliminate the toxins in his body. Then he will definitely attend the Spring Festival Gala and give a performance. I think it was Guo or Pan Changjiang and others who made jokes about his great achievements. He is about to be elected as the people's representative and will sit in the Great Hall of the People in a suit and tie next March. His face will be everywhere, from the large billboards at the airport to the carriages of buses to the humble counters of grocery stores. Advertisers will post his photos all over China ... One can see him with his eyes open, and he can't hide. After the National Games in 2009, he will retire (excellent athletes in China always retire at this time). After retiring, he will be admitted to Peking University (or possibly Tsinghua) without exception, and after some study, he will get at least a master's degree. During my school days, I acted in more than ten plays, participated in dozens of TV variety shows and received numerous interviews. Finally, in a few years, he will immigrate to the United States, become an American citizen, and maybe change his name: Phelps. China's surname.