As the sixth day of the Olympic Games has come, Britain has not yet won a new gold medal, so the tabloid news has occupied most of the pages of British newspapers. One of them is Rebecca Adlington, who won the first Olympic swimming gold medal for Britain in nearly half a century. Adelinton, a 19-year-old gold medalist in the women's 400m freestyle, has a chance to take the stage this week to receive the award, because her strong event, the women's 800m freestyle final, will be held this Saturday. But regardless of Saturday's game, after winning the gold medal for the British team on Monday, Adlington admitted that her driving force for winning the card came from famous brand shoes. Adelinton said, "My parents promised to give me some designer shoes if they won a medal." "I already have two pairs of designer shoes. I love shoes. I hope that every dress can have a pair of matching shoes." "I have more than 30 pairs of shoes, but no more shoes are enough for women." It is also reported that the place where Adelinton learned to swim for the first time when she was a child will be renamed after her. The local government said, "When Rebecca Adlington Swimming Center reopens in September, it will forever commemorate her Olympic gold medal, hoping to inspire other young swimmers to create good results."