When One Direction sang the song "What Makes You So Beautiful", Bai Yansong directly answered: "The answer is: exercise and love." The two subsequent performances were also interpreted by Bai Yansong as: "The Broken Metal (band) continues to beat. Is this a sign that Chinese martial arts will enter the Olympics ahead of schedule? What they are performing now is the British version of the Thousand-Hand Guanyin." Lao Bai also thought deeply: "More than 4,000 people attended the closing ceremony. The remuneration of each entertainer is 1 pound, and it is not known whether tax is payable."

The punctuation has been changed, but it has been changed according to the official written standards. The original punctuation cannot be said to be incorrect.

As for the content, I wonder if you don’t understand it?

The first movement and love make you so beautiful, the subtext in it cannot be said.

The second Chinese martial arts to enter the Olympic Games ahead of schedule, the British version of Thousand-Hand Guanyin, should be said to be disorganized and untidy.

The third reward is paying taxes. This should refer to foreign tax awareness. But I prefer to understand it as a satire on China's taxation.