Will China recall any ambassadors due to insulting or inappropriate behavior by an Olympic athlete?

This market is speculating whether the country of China will formerly extract an ambassador, stationed in another country, back to China from that country in retaliation, or as a sign of displeasure for an insulting or inappropriate act by an Olympic athlete.

I'm speculating on this because there are powerful forces at work here, on the one hand one of the world's largest, most powerful countries is eager to showcase their "world class-ness" while at the same time trying to keep a short rein on what would otherwise be the largest, most joyful event of the year involving the most countries. At the same time athletes from all over the world will converge within China, be under close media scrutiny and the reporters will be very keen to break any story that is interesting (bad news, typically). Athletes by definition are the best at what they do, but what they do is not diplomacy or politics, so there is at least the possibility that one or more of them might do or say something to offend the sensibilities of their hosts. The recall of an ambassador would appear to be the kind of move that China might make to show their displeasure.