In other words, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is having a hard time now,
His organization of a party at 10 Downing Street during the epidemic restriction was exposed, triggering condemnation.
Even after apologizing, many people still felt that he should resign.
On Wednesday, 19th in the lower house of parliament, Liberal Democrat leader Ed David accused Boris in his speech,
"The House of Commons and the state no longer have the confidence to entrust the health of the nation to the Prime Minister."
"The best way to beat the pandemic now is to get him to resign."
Hearing this, Boris, in response, inexplicably suddenly burst out a Chinese: "Hello! ”
Then he said, "It's a pleasure to meet you!" ”
The people in the audience heard what he said Chinese and burst into laughter.
Then Boris said, "Mr. Speaker, I disagree with him. ”
"I want to continue to be prime minister and put the people first."
"This government was chosen with the mission of uniting the nation, and that's exactly what we're going to do."
Soon, the BBC cut the video of Boris and Ed David clashing and posted it on Twitter.
Boris was specifically pointed out in response to Chinese "Hello".
Netizens watched, some people think it is funny and strange,
Others understood what Boris was trying to poke and innuendo.
Boris's "Hello" is mispronounced.
Is it really okay to answer questions in a foreign language?
So... Why did he suddenly say Chinese?
Netizen reply:
He wanted to blow up a wave of absurd stories of Chinese spies to cool down his hatred and, by the way, play a set of "Chinese guilt" cards.
He's making the same mistakes as Trump.
They think that demonizing and throwing the pot at China will save their reputation.
Suddenly half of the people in the parliament began to speak Russian.
What he said in his mouth was: lies, lies, lies...
Although the play "Say Chinese" looks confused, it has indeed gained a lot of attention in a short period of time, almost making many people forget.
He came to this step because "during the severe period of the epidemic, he privately held a party and drank for fun"...
It can only be said that in order to keep the position of "prime minister", he is also quite hardworking.
On the same day, he made another big decision —
Most of the UK's epidemic prevention measures will be lifted from next Thursday on the 27th.
On Wednesday, the 19th announced the news on this day, the uk in 24 hours of new new cases of new crown cases in 108,069 cases, 359 deaths,
While the numbers are still frighteningly high, the number of new cases has fallen by 16.6 percent from last Wednesday and, for the 14th consecutive day, the number of cases has fallen and the number of deaths has also fallen by 9.8 percent.
These are the signs that he has improved the epidemic and the tide of TheOmetchon has subsided.
Therefore, Boris announced that from next Thursday 27, the UK will cancel the anti-epidemic "plan B" that has been implemented since December last year.
Measures to be cancelled include —
From the day after the announcement, students do not have to wear masks in the classroom.
The mask injunction in the corridors and other public areas of the school, which will be lifted on January 27;
From 27 January, people will no longer be required to wear masks in certain enclosed public places, such as in shops or on public transport;
When entering certain public places, it is no longer necessary to show a vaccination certificate or a recent negative COVID-19 test certificate;
The government no longer requires people to work from home, and people can negotiate with their employers to return to the office;
By March 24, mandatory self-isolation for confirmed patients will be lifted;
In July, the free COVID-19 rapid test kit was cancelled...
Minister of Health Sajid Javid will introduce detailed policies in the coming days,
By eliminating most of the epidemic prevention policies, the Boris government hopes to restore life to normal in the Uk.
Boris also said that he hopes to rely on medical advances, especially vaccines that have saved countless lives, to protect people's freedom.
The minister of health also said at a press conference at 10 Downing Street,
"We have to learn to live with COVID-19 for a long time, just as we live with the flu."
In fact, Boris is so anxious to cancel most epidemic prevention measures, he has his own small calculations,
This will win the support of conservative parliamentarians who do not already support the epidemic prevention policy, as well as people who oppose the epidemic prevention measures and hope to return to normal life as soon as possible.
It can also divert attention to a certain extent, so that people no longer stare at his "party door" scandal.
But recently the authorities have reminded that
The COVID-19 pandemic, especially the one caused by Omi kerong, is not yet time to relax.
For example, on Tuesday, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters,
"The pandemic is far from over."
He warned that the low rate of severe illness caused by Omicron did not mean that it was not dangerous.
Because it is more contagious, it will lead to an increase in the number of infections, and the number of serious cases and deaths will not be less.
Moreover, the uncontrolled spread of the new crown virus will greatly increase the chance of new variants appearing.
After Boris announced the decision, many medical and health experts in the United Kingdom questioned and criticized it.
Saffron Cody, NHS Trust's vice-president, warns that 20,000 more COVID-19 patients are now hospitalized.
"While the NHS has gone all out and is battling the toughest winter on record, the number of infections is still increasing in some places."
Pat Cullen, Secretary-General of the Royal College of Nursing, put it bluntly,
Ministers will "regret sending the wrong signal to the public for political considerations".
The head of public health in a city in northern England also said they were concerned about the decision.
"It feels more like a politicized decision than a decision based on evidence and science, which is also too London-centric."
Even the UK's sixth-largest trade union, the Public and Business Services Union (PCS), can't stand it.
Saying Boris's request was "an insult" and that it was a "reckless move" to get people back to normal work as soon as possible,
And remind people not to rush back to work.
There are also netizens who see it very clearly,
"He's going to save himself at the cost of sacrificing so many people."
A series of "extreme self-help" in Boris these two days, I don't know if it can work,
Anyway, Boris this time, really a little anxious...