Daly, who won gold from the Chinese diving team, produced a new work: hand-knitting the Olympic commemorative sweater, and the Chinese women's champion Hou Zhihui shouted: I want him to knit one for me

Today, in the men's singles 10m platform preliminaries, British star Thomas Daly reached the final with a score of 453.70. Just before this competition, Daly completed a masterpiece, that is, he personally knitted the Tokyo Olympic Games commemorative sweater.

Previously, as the champion of the men's double 10-meter platform in the diving event at the Tokyo Olympics, Daley, who won gold from the Chinese diving dream team, was photographed many times before he knitted sweaters while watching the competition at the venue. Some TV commentators joked that British television stations should hire Daley as a guest to open a crochet wool program.

On August 5, Daly unveiled his "masterpiece" on his personal social media, a "Tokyo Olympic Commemorative Edition" sweater with the Olympic rings and the British team logo on the back, and the word "Tokyo" specially woven on the chest. Daly said that when he arrived in Tokyo, he wanted to make something commemorative, so he designed such a sweater. And when the topic of Daly knitting sweaters became popular on the internet, Hou Zhihui, the 49 kg champion of the Tokyo Olympic Games and a Chinese athlete, shouted on personal social media: Do any netizens know Daley? I wanted him to knit me a sweater.

It should be noted that Daly publicly "came out" in 2013 and married in May 2017. Subsequently, through assisted reproductive technology, they welcomed their own sons in 2018.

After winning the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics, Daly said to the media camera: "First of all, I am a father, and secondly, I am an athlete. Whether I'm good or bad in the game, I'm going to be back to my family and they still love me, which relieves me of a lot of stress. I am proud to be a gay and Olympic champion! ”