Shortly after the competition ended, British Prime Minister Cameron shared some thoughts on the archery match, saying: "Kevin is the most watched athlete in the world. He has brought worldwide attention to the sport of archery, which is the Olympic spirit itself. For some people who can't participate in more intense sports due to physical or other reasons, archery becomes another choice. I've already seen kids on the streets of London using toy bows and arrows to imitate Kevin's actions."
Later on, another politician appeared in the news in a bizarre situation.
Boris decided to do a zipline stunt at Victoria Park to cheer for the Olympic athletes, but he got stuck in mid-air.
The first Sky Sports reporter to arrive didn't try to rescue him but instead broadcasted footage of him calling for help to homes everywhere.
This successfully stole the headlines from Huang Kaiwen.
The British do love to see politicians make fools of themselves.
On the 30th day.
