How Beijingers view Eileen Gu: Olympic medallist embraced by fans and over 23 brands in China
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Gold medallist freestyle skier Eileen Gu's success at the Beijing Winter Olympics is not limited to the slopes. The US-born athlete who has been competing for China at the Games is also making millions through endorsement deals with at least 23 brands in the country. While some online users have been questioning her nationality since China does not allow dual citizenship, many fans in Beijing were eager to share their thoughts with the SCMP when asked about the free ski superstar.
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Totally agree with the last lady’s comment. She is what she is because of her talent and hard work.
And her management
Anyone know her father's name
@@terryandrews3186 Nah man, couldn't find it when I first heard about Eileen Gu. Guess that's why her last name is Gu instead of some western last name.
yes talent and hard work same as many of thousands of athletes that came to represent their countries , let's be honest the only reason they are supporting her this much is because she won the gold medals and hailed as hero to the country not just her skill, i guarantee you the moment she loses her medals in the next winter olympics, the same people you hailed and supported her as a hero will be the ones defaming and criticizing for losing, look at what happened to Zhu Yi, complete night and day when it comes to supporting a "hero" and a "villian", you don't she works hard to qualify and represent China to try and win a gold medal?
Alvin Choo assume whatever you want. As Gu said in her interview, she is having the best days of her life.
She has the face, the figure, the talent, and the brains. Quite the perfect poster girl
@Scoopy Doopy cry about it
@Scoopy Doopy Cry ab it
I'm totally fine with Athletes like Eileen Gu capitalizing on the back of their hard work and talent.
MUCH better than promoting cookie cutter "pop idols" that looked like they got out of the same assembly line.
Because no pop idols work hard or have talent..? No need to be condescending.
@@sangwoo9686 not the ones that constantly appear in Chinese dramas, gets paid tens of millions, dodge tax etc. not many people want them even if they are talented
Zhao Wei, Chris Wu, Zheng Shuang are the prime example of that sort of people
@@obsidianstatue Those cases do give a bad name to celebrities. But we have to remember that there are many celebrities and pop idols who have worked very very hard and sacrifices a lot to achieve their success too.
@@sangwoo9686 pop idols are huge scams particularly since the new millenium. every speech, individual character, candid moments, variety shows even their face are all scripted with 5 year trainings for flawless appearance.
the big money rightfully belongs to corporate where idols would be nothing without them. the idol is an average rated-7 fellow with better skin better clothes and tons of acting classes.
No talent Kardashian reality TV family, comes to mind.. unbelievable how this no talent family can rake in millions $$$..
plastic enhanced faces & body's, selling a fantasy lifestyle that unattainable for 99% of its delusional fans.
The last lady’s comments are on the spot!
We can be jealous of Eileen Gu’s success but you can’t deny that she’s talented and she works hard for everything
She understood freedom more than the Americans who attacked Gu
@AccessGranted1337 yeah, they shoot their citizens directly.
@@duzhengcao4808 Like China putting its citizen in re-education camps
@@truthgiovanni6354 you has small brain , should read more book, not crazy internet news.
No one care much about U S haters.
As a Chinese Canadian, I am happy for her success as these endorsements would not be as plentiful to her if she had represented the USA. Asians are considered lower tier when it comes to endorsement opportunities Simi Liu notwithstanding
Not particularly against anyone and apology in adv for offending anyone. I think the better comparison to Eileen is Nathan Chen.
You're right that she would have better endorsement deals in China, but I don't think it's because of her (mixed) race -- it's because sports are already big-business in the US. The US simply has "too many" world-famous athletes competing for endorsement deals, and the big endorsements in the US are centered around the major spectator sports like basketball, baseball, and American football.
Winter sports like skiing and snowboarding are simply less popular, and even white-male athletes like Shaun White get much fewer endorsement deals compared to basketball or football players.
@@Cosmo1093 you right , Shaun White made about 7 or 8 million a year at his peak, so practically speaking, Asian American athletes completing for their motherlands is definitely a better choice and this opportunity is primarily for Asian Americans of chinese heritage at least at this moment .
like Tiffany just named 3 celebrities to be the face of the brand last year , Anya Taylor-Joy super white American, Tracee Ellis Ross African American and Eileen Gu, why not for example Chloe Kim or Suni Lee ? who are both 100% American without controversy
@@Ju2000lo Probably for the same reason that Louis Vuitton has an endorsement deal with Eileen Gu too -- it's because Tiffany and Co. is a multinational brand with a presence in China.
Ailing Gu is who she is & where she is & what she is because of her Hard work. She has the democratic right to choose whatever she wishes & however she wishes within her own guidelines. Comments that are critical are heavily tainted with hypocrisy and a case of sour grapes.
Hope she does well in her remaining Olympic event.
I feel bad for the other American Chinese skier that fell out of grace.
Imagine what would happen if the other girl gotten gold.
@@condorX2 If you mean the Chinese-American ice skater then no need to feel bad because unlike Eileen Gu she wasn’t expected to win a medal.
@@RespectOthers1 I remember reading an article predicting Gu will win 3 golds.
@@condorX2 she was 0.2 points away from gold in slopestyle, couldve gone either way
One thing you should notice is that most of the endorsements are signed before the Olympics. As seen in the video, most of the boards introduce her as 'World Champion'. So, they are all made before her winning the Olympic Champion title.
she already won gold in the world championships and X-games...makes sense she will win gold in the olympics
Oh. Makes sense
She was slated to win gold though.
And it was estimated by many people that she would be a gold medallist.
She was already a world champion before this Olympics.
She's predicted to win 3 golds.
2 out of 3 do far ..
China is catching up on medals count to the top 3.
14 Norway
10 Germany
8 US
8 China
2.17.22
If she stayed with the US team, her medals may not even get her on the cereal box, let alone making any waves in her sport.
That's true. The value of gold medals is much lower in the usa.
Still, she lives and trains and studies in the US.
@@tianko5609 yet im pretty sure when she was raised in USA, she heard many times people told her to "go back to china."
@@KinLee919 your point ? she has US citizenship not Chinese citizenship
@@tianko5609 But she was raised by Her Chinese mother and Grandmother. Her American father is basically nonexistent. Also, Who payed for all her training? It was her mother.
She is priceless, when u mention how her single parent mum raise her....efforts will not lie
Her father paid them a lot of money though.
@@MrRedsjack
How you got this, we would like to hear from you.
Recent years, there's so many international athletes are willing to learn Mandarin to reach wider opportunities in China.
First I saw Danish badminton player, Viktor Axelsen wh0 c an speak Chinese fluently, and then Eileen, then others would follow.
I also saw there are some foreign brands/companies that have official douyin (tiktok China) account:
Olympics, WWE, NBA, even Teletubbies!
Eileen has a Chinese mum.
@@user-nq2sw6sg8q Yeah, I knew it.
But still she is foreigner from US.
@@GeorgeMartinus well, she herself claims to be Chinese
@@GeorgeMartinus Define foreigner and US.
Are we talking genetics, cultural background, family, history, politics, citizenship, or 'what you think'?
That's very normal as China is the second largest economy by GDP. The world will see the growing importance of learning Mandarin besides Enligsh.
Congrats Eileen! You have set the bar high in everything you do through hard work and determination. Continue to do your best! You will certainly encourage many youngsters to do the same. Jia you! So proud of you:)
100% agreed on Eileen Gu for she hard work and talented skill she deserves what's given.
Crazy how people still don’t get what being mix kid is… mum is Chinese so she is Chinese, dad is American so she also is American…passport is just a paper. My kids are mix French/Chinese and for sure I will let them take what’s the best from both country.
Ok let's see you try to leave China without that piece of paper...oh wait
@@youtubeshadowbannedme let see you leave any country without that piecase of paper not just china.
What a pretender. You pretend you don't know the rules.
In US as an athlete, you have to do fund raising all the time to cover all the related expenses which can be a lot. Ailing learnt how to fund herself through various channels, it’s amazing!
All her sponsors brands also struck gold win-win magical
She is Every Asian Parents Dreams
Eileen is entitled to make money because she has been worked hard to accomplish her goals
She is an European model. Money talks louder than sports...
She’s smart, she knows where the money is hence the move.
She and Joe Biden.
CCP shills.
one of its main partners with the united states economically is china, they know who to do business with, they come out with their double standards, but they still have strong economic ties ..... Eileen Gu and all American companies know where this is the money..
Isnt us the richest country in the world?
@@andia968 rich funded by debt u mean?
@@andia968 china surpassed US to be the richest nation on earth google it now US 2nd richest
Smart move, this should finance all of her training expenses for future Olympic endeavour
she will become one of the richest athletes, if not the most, down the road. It is just the beginning. No one can refuse that level of raw talent.
I hope wealth don't blind her and making her content with what she has and not thriving forward.
She is still very young and has many more opportunities to grow higher.
It’s always easier said than done, hard work hard work but doing those incredible stunts in tens of feet above ground takes more than grit and guts
I don’t care , she can play for what ever country she likes to play for
This is what freedom the Europeans and Americans calls for
As long as she follow the rules of the IOC to naturalize 3 years ahead which she didn't. She didn't renounce her U.S. citizenship, which means she's not qualified to represent China according to the IOC. China does not recognize duel citizenship, but apparently China made an exception for her and other foreign athletes they paid for because China doesn't follow rules or laws including its own law. Gu and other athletes do it for the money, but they can't say that in China, the propaganda from the party own't allowed.
If I were a mixed Chinese . I would choose the same too . Become a Chinese citizen 😊
I'm a big fan of Eileen Gu. Just because of her, I started buying Anta and Li Ning sportswear! Anta's actually's more expensive, but it's okay, I want to support Chinese brands and athletes. GO EG GO!
I was coming home tonight from a mall in western beijing. Many of the bus stop billboards had her image on them. Even in my apt elevator there are yogurt adds. Crazy.
Lol they would make her crazy rich
That's propaganda politicising sports
I know - it reminds me of America in the 50's.
haha you know if she says ONE thing about the stuff in xinjiang, she'd lose all those sponsors/money. Heaven forbid.
Go Eileen Go we love you
Just hope she is happy and can do whatever she wants in life, the last comments from the lady is spot on. No jealousy and bigotry, just worry about those US hawks/politicians and China haters, may think she is just too high profile in giving China positive vibes globally, just look at what happened to Aaron Blunck, apparently Twitter blocked his account after he spoke positively of China and how the US media portrays China in stateside.
Not every American born Chinese can speak mandarin so fluently like Eileen. Her Beijing accent sounds pretty native too. She has excellent academic record, pretty face, artistic skills, superior physical strength and agility. She has proven the genetic advantages of a Sino-Anglo mixed race. This might be a future trend for human evolution. She is truly inspiring as a teenager. No wonder she is so popular in China.
You raised some points but being "sino-anglo mixed" does not prove anything being more genetically superior.
I think she’s awesome. Love from Canada.
how much Chloe Kim earned for winning two Olympic gold medals for the US besides worrying about her parents personal safety back home in the states
tiananmen square 1989
Piano prodigy, SAT score: 1580, Olympic medalist, Fluent in two languages and already millionaire as teenage. Kids must sweat heavily when their tiger moms are watching a video about Aileen Gu.
She's not a teenager anymore, academic grades mean nothing in the workforce, and in the 21st century being a millionaire isn't upper class anymore
@@youtubeshadowbannedme Yeah but her curriculum is still extremely impressive for her age.
She is really like one in a million kids, it's hard to make all the kids like her. It doesnt take just talent, but GIFTED/PRODIGIOUS talent like hers. Probably environmental factors like home environment, upbringing and education have shaped who she is now, but without her innate gift, grit, perserverance, she wouldnt attain such achievement. And I think fate has brought her to the sport she is destined to be with to attain success. Would she have achieved likewise if she did other things like swimming or running? We dont know, but in her case the stars are all aligned.
@@youtubeshadowbannedme anyone under 20 is teenager.
@@youtubeshadowbannedme She's 18, so she's still a teenager. And her earning is in the top 1%, reported $31 millions in 2021. She's a multi millionaire, so she is definitely in the upper class. You made it sound like everyone is a millionaire nowadays.
Eileen Gu reminds me of a modern day version of Bruce Lee experience with being Chinese American. He had to work in both Hong Kong and US. There are millions of Chinese diaspora that can relate.
His mother was German, father was Chinese, but born in San Francisco of California. Wouldn't that qualify him as Chinese German American?
@@NationChosenByGod his mother was half english not german..go look it up
@@lyhthegreat you said half english and not German? So what does that make her half English and unknown?
@@NationChosenByGod half english and half chinese of course..what else can it be you dimwit...i said go look it up right?
Ailing is an impressive young lady. Due to her upbringing she thinks and feels more Chinese than American, why Americans can't accept that?
Are you sure ?? If her heart is truly with China, why can't she admit openly that she is no longer holding US citizenship ?
Her heart is with $$$$
@@chitchat3838 and your heart is with envy
She feels more American of course, she grew up and is educated there
The brand endorsements are payments to applaud her bold move in changing her citizenship.
Why Chinese don't say she is a traitor??
Reading this, I’m thinking back to skater Zhu Yi’s case. It’s just doesn’t seem right to me that she is getting so much unnecessary hate and mockery. I applaud her for getting though this and managed to view things with optimism during her latest attempt. But seriously, some people on the internet need to grow up, regardless of the ethnicity. So it came as no surprise to me that the Chinese government censored the hateful comments.
Because she makes China save face 🤣
@@kiero1325 they censored it because it was making the CCP lose face
Because 🏅🥇🥈🎖️
Anyone can use VPN in China right?
see, Chinese people are so positive, at least in the clip.
and when it comes to Zhu Yi...wow the double standards!!
@@knockknockimhere4554 I am sure you went through Chinese forum and saw the majority is against Zhu Yi? Pfff, another buying into media's one-side story eh? Do you know there are people would talk negatives about Eileen as well, criticizing her coming from a rich family background; born privileged? Haters exists everywhere, and if it is in China, they become freedom fighters or CCP goons?
@@mapletibits6372 i aint from china bruh
Hey guys, don't argue.
Her 💖 is neither with China nor US..it is with $$$
It’s called the American dream, now alive in China.
Exactly, she has no loyalty to either, but an opportunist.
She has become a sensational superstar already. Too much brands advertise for her.
I.LOVE.Eilleen.Gu.always.ernity
To all haters : cry ab it ^_^
Winning her second gold metal means even more money ...congratulations
those are big brands... congrats!
Shilling for China -- just like Biden.
Now she can wear free Nike shoes made locally in concentration camps.
@Judith Arnett I bet I don't know where the concentration camp was at guatanamo bay
@@juditharnett3356 American companies are almost the same. See M&M's child exploitation lawsuit for yourself.
Also,based
@@juditharnett3356 funny how the nike shoes were made from Hispanic immigrants u continue to jail.
I mean she would not have received all those endorsements if she was ranked 10th place in her sports events. Ultimately her achievements on the sporting arena made the advertisers take notice.
She's really pretty
The fact is that if she had chosen Taiwan instead of Mainland China, none of these problems would have occurred. Typical western behaviour.
her mum isnt taiwanese though..
You are spot on !
Hypocrisy is alive & thriving
btw these are not really problems,
only frustrations aired by those steeped in hateful jealousy.
Its a practical move to be an endorser and an athlete.Many Is doing that as we know.Not all the time she is an athlete ,she needs a backdoor financially also.
Nathan Chen is also Chinese but represent USA . Why can't Gu Ailing represent China .
Okay, show us Zhu Yis!
That's so common in the sports world and what it should be. Did you ever critizise MJ or Lebron?
Why medias especially western ones insist on putting "US-born" in news titles about Eileen Gu?
What if your guys use same standard to write about these:
The South Africa-born billionaire Elon Mask found the top Ev company Tesla;
The Russia-born Sergey Brin co-found the top tech firm Google.
The Taiwan-born Jensen Huang found the top graphic card company Nvidia.
The Taiwan-born Steve Chen co-found the top online video service platform UA-cam.
......
This list can be very long .....
It's hypocritical to just stop caring about her nationality when ordinary people who immigrated overseas get called traitors when they return to visit their extended families. The opportunistic behaviour goes both ways.
Awesome Eileen Gu!
I wonder how celebrated she would be if she were black.
I can’t believe she’s only 18. I thought she was in her late 20s already.
Managed by IMG.
I noticed Ms Lu had a New York Yankee knitted hat on amazing to see yankee fans from Beijing coming from a yankee season ticket holder
1:23
so many 1450 everywhere, they really work hard👏👏👏👏
I feel bad for the other American Chinese skier that fell out of grace.
Imagine what would happen if the other girl gotten gold.
China is catching up on medals count to the top 3.
14 Norway
10 Germany
8 US
8 China
2.17.22
👀
I never understood marketing celebrities. Who really cares that someone famous drinks a “brand” coffee? Weird.
She won't get this much appreciation if she were representing America instead of China
she wouldn't be getting these endorsement deals if she represented america instead..smart girl..
This ain't her first rodeo.
Just gold not the people
Why does it feel like this will all come back to bite her? would she renounce her american citizenship for a chinese one if pressured?
@Modi WhinyThePoor I know they will
I don't think she would, and would make effort to continue to remain in the ambiguous citizenship status she's in now. It'll be very difficult, as she'll be under incredible public scrutiny now for every action. She'll definitely be baited by all sides (China, U.S, etc.) to do or say something controversial, but she seems very smart and actually might pull being impartial and maximize benefits. Of course, this assumes that she doesn't suddenly decide to "take a side" by herself.
@@kirklandcig5513 so sad that athletes who just want to achieve their personal goals in sports are being baited by the public across all countries.
@@sangwoo9686 ikr that's why the Americans are calling her traitor
@@sangwoo9686 When you represent a nation, it is always political. Otherwise there would be no point for the Olympics.
She earned her success and I applaud her. However, how is it possible to have 2 citizenships if China doesn't allow it? Can someone explain? It seems like Chinese media mention it but avoid it. I'm not trying to stir drama. I'm curious because there are lots of ethnic Chinese people around the world who are looking for ways to also get their citizenship. If Eileen is allowed to hold dual citizenship, why is no one else?
I wouldn't be surprised if the Chinese gov't made an exception for her to be able to hold dual citizenship under her special circumstances.
@@summitgurl Yes, I wouldn't be surprised,Most of the time, the best people are privileged,For example, China has strict and strict immigration policies, but it is very lenient to high-end talents,his is an international universal phenomenon.
Would Chinese people be just as calm and accepting if a China born and raised athlete chose to represent US?
You seem to not know much.
The US has always benefited from the immigration from China, as many doctors, scientists, and talents who were highly educated immigrated to the US because of the money.
Now, Gu Ailing is doing the same except in the opposite direction, but she isn't even adding the value that those Chinese brains added to the US' progress and advancement.
The US is just salty that for once, they're not the ones benefitting from this brain drain phenomenon.
@@angeliquewu8318 goes both way...scores of Chinese benefit from American education and opportunities. Also those Chinese immigrate because they see better opportunities, better more free and more culturally relaxed and less pollute life abroad or else why leave your perfect country China? Chinese like all immigrants benefit from immigration to America or else they wouldn't leave their homeland. You still didn't answer the question whether Chinese and Chinese government would be as tolerant if a top China born and China raised athlete decided to represent America instead of China? Would there be legal consequences for that China born athlete & public hate and lynching? Lets not pretend there wouldn't be. America for all its faults is a tolerant and free country. Look at the way Chinese treat athletes who fail versus Americans. Americans are less harsh and for the most part don't berate and publicly lynch athlete for bringing shame to the motherland unlike what China is doing.
@@pinkymoon5039 just to correct you, most Chinese I know, does not think China is perfect or anything like that. You clearly have a misguided view, I think there are many of them (athletes or people with special expertise), one I remember clearly was when top Chinese volleyball player (Ms. Lang Ping) became the first Chinese coach of US women volleyball and coached US team to a gold medal in one of the Olympic and China team lost to her coached team, if I’m not wrong in the semifinal or earlier stage. What you described is more the recent behaviours of US government rather than Chinese, and look at most of the top research scientists in in US universities, most have adopted US as their countries but see how they are being treated by their own government because they are Chinese, on the last counts I read from US papers there are something like over 200 cases pending in the US courts the US government brought against these scientists which is ashamed and these are naturalised US citizens, and hence you see the top physics scientists, the father of the US-born figure skating athlete, Beverly Chu, decided to take his family and went back to China.. you should research and learn more from non-US media or living in Asia will help you broaden your knowledge my dear 😉
Actually some Chinese-born table tennis players have already represented the US.
google "At Least 44 Table Tennis Players in Rio Are Chinese-Born"
they represent over 20 countries including the USA
When Eileen Gu joined the Chinese team at this Winter Olympics and won a gold medal for China, the American media and politicians ridiculed Eileen Gu so much, which shows that
the United States has lost its due confidence in the face of China now.
Americans may have forgotten that Jane Lang, a Chinese women's volleyball player trained by China, once coached the American women's volleyball team after retirement. Jane Lang
led the American women's volleyball team to win the silver medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, not to mention how many Chinese are there. All areas of the United States serve the United
States.Just like the so-called diplomatic boycott of the Olympics by the United States and some Western countries, all this cannot stop China's success. Thousands of athletes and officials
from all over the world (including the United States and Western countries) have felt it in Beijing. To the charm of modern China, feel the charm of China's high-tech era. I believe they see
the real China, this is just the beginning, this is a big trend, there will be more and more examples like Eileen Gu in the future.
Freestyle skiing? Half pipe skiing? Those are pretty obscure events.
So what is not obscure then, football? Figure skating?
China breaking is on rules with dual citizenship to shine in the glory with a foreign top athletic. Hopefully she will earn lots of money and be a icon for the sport and humanity.
A long marketing road for this girl.
my favorite tea brand uses her face, has she sucessfully made a name for herself not just in sports?!?!?
mark
She's a mixed girl. And that has lots to do with her endorsements. Estee lauder , Redbull .. wouldn't have been as ready to accept a full Chinese woman regardless Olympian or not as their spokesperson
Little miss they can get on Instagram like me. All they need to do is illegally download a vpn. 🙄
Am I the only one who thinks she looks like Avatar?
Mind Begs the Question:
To imprison & torture a People
Not based on any Crime
Based on their Identity
Just,Unjust?
Talented without question, but born and raised in America... And representing China?
She should go to school in China.
Eileen Gu a super-human, pretty much the perfect human specimen akin to a beta-test version of Khan from Star Trek Into Darkness, with superior (Han) genetics (Stanford-level IQ/model/world-class athlete, etc.). They should save and freeze every one of her eggs. I hope a scientist can clone her a few times or at least save a sample for future genetic engineering. Such prime DNA should not be squandered China!! 😁
Her father was a computer scientist from Harvard so she got her IQ from him (westerner). Han is way inferior you should know this
You do understand that her beauty, height and pretty everything the chinese adore come from her european genes? If she were fully asian, she would be nowhere close to where she is now..
@@HelloKitty-kb7ji right but racist, lol!
@@ToiChutGongFlu
?????
@@ToiChutGongFlu Are you speaking from your experience?
CPP will not like this
她在美国的时候只有3家广告代言，她妈妈知道如果女儿改国籍加入中国籍为中国队效力的话会有更多的赞助商找她拍广告！古爱凌爱的只是人民币
谢谢你的澄清，果然美金没有人民币香😁
When will this channel cover the chained woman who gave birth to 8 children
Eileen should ditch her American citizenship after she graduates from university. Right now she's only carrying a PRC passport which is sufficient enough for her to represent the country in international competitions. She's making Chinese dollar but paying American taxes, on top of the Chinese ones. Lots of rich Americans ditch their American citizenship to avoid double taxation. She won't be the first and won't be the last. Whether she will do that is entirely up to her. She has said that she wants to bridge the 2 cultures.
Idk, it's quite a gamble in China since CCP could just seize you and/or your asset if they find you displeasing. Look at Fan Bing bing or Jack Ma.
Also the Chinese are quite racist/critical against Chinese outside of China or with foreign blood in them.
@@aesyamazeli8804 No, it's not
imagine if she was mix black
Wow , Look at Eileen Gu Bank Account , Dollars is coming to her account in lightning fast motions
I see nothing wrong
Opportunist mommy girl
Sorry but I have to say all comments in the interview will change if she hasnt been winning. Stop lying people it's just business
Great...she is pretty...🤣🤣
I'm sure when she goes home, she's going to be greeted as a hero.
Not in the USA. She's a traitor. Pig.
@@liabetmiranda9961 what have you do for USA
she pay alot of tax i dont see the problem of this
She make America great
@@wt4397 we're free. And she doesn't pay taxes. She's a traitor. You can keep her.
I'll buy all your stocks
Meanwhile they're stepping on your Frozen Seafood in the grocery store
How do you think these seafood get to the market? They get stepped and dragged through the floor plenty from the fishing boat to the wholesale market all the way to your store.
hmmmmm how bout the other Chinese athletes?
Well she's going to have to deal with lack of privacy from being a celebrity...and some people go very far to show how much they don't care about it
uwah.. so many weibor here
Chose China for the $$
Why not ??
That is capitalism
no USA got the dollar she pay more tax then you
she make USA GREat
She will earn money china will get bost on medal tally win win for both 🏅money
Wait until Uncle Sam comes for his cut of that money. Will she want to be a US citizen?
Let her stay in China.
Imagine suddenly waking up being a millionaire
Too bad in the 21st century, being a millionaire isn't significant
@@youtubeshadowbannedme are you millionaire?