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With the men's 4x100m event coming to an end, the swimming events of this Olympics have also officially come to an end. The Chinese swimming team has achieved gratifying results this year. The 19-year-old Pan Zhanle became the strongest dark horse, completing a reversal in the last leg of the relay race, breaking the 40-year gold medal monopoly of the United States in this event. In the men's 100m freestyle final, Pan Zhanle broke his own record and won the gold medal with a score of 46.40 seconds.

However, while the national audience was celebrating with pride, Western media continued to question the Chinese team's performance, believing that the doping tests on Chinese athletes were inadequate.

You know, after the Chinese swimming team came to Paris, each athlete underwent 20 to 30 urine tests. Netizens had no choice but to joke that "not a drop of urine belongs to them", while the American swimming team athletes only underwent 6 tests per person, and some even refused to take urine tests on the grounds that they did not live in the Olympic Village. Even after the game, the faces of the American athletes collectively turned purple, and they chose to turn a blind eye. This was completely naked discrimination.