British Prime Minister Boris was asked to step down, frightened to the point of Chinese: "Hello, it is a pleasure to know you!" ”

Jimu news reporter Song Qingying

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The BBC posted a video on Twitter on January 19, local time, showing that the British House of Commons questioned the prime minister on the cancellation of the "Plan B" of the epidemic prevention policy on the same day. In the process, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was suddenly asked to step down by the Speaker of parliament, and he was so frightened that he Chinese on the spot: "Hello, it is a pleasure to know you!" ”

Boris Johnson speaks of Chinese, Source: BBC

Sir Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, accused Boris of losing the trust of the people and being in a position to formulate anti-epidemic policies for the British because he violated the lockdown measures he set during the epidemic and was in a deep public crisis.

David demanded: "The best policy he can make now is to resign immediately and step down." ”

In the face of the accusation, Boris spoke incoherently and suddenly said with Chinese: "Hello." "The MPs heard this and there was a commotion. Boris added another sentence in English, "Mr. Speaker, as I said," but then switched back to Chinese saying, "It's a pleasure to know you!" ”

Boris also stuttered and repeated the "know", causing a laugh in the audience.

Boris then went on to answer in English: "Mr. Speaker, I disagree with him, I have always been in the interests of the British people, my government has been elected with the mission of uniting the whole country, and that is what we will do." ”

Recently, Boris was deeply involved in the "party" scandal, and the British media constantly broke out that during the blockade, the Prime Minister's Office held many drinking carnival parties, even on the eve of the funeral of Queen Philip, which triggered national anger and demanded that he resign and step down.

After Boris was frightened to say that the video of Chinese was sent, a British netizen commented: "He answers questions in any language so lame." ”

Some netizens ridiculed Boris's Chinese level: "Boris said 'hello' is not on the tune at all. ”

Another commented: "Although my Chinese is very poor, his is also too bad." ”

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