British Prime Minister Boris Johnson responded to accusations of resignation with Chinese in the House of Commons, and I found that his Chinese pronunciation was actually correct [sneaky laugh]. A few days ago, the outbreak of the epidemic period, the first

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson responded to accusations of resignation with Chinese in the House of Commons, and I found that his Chinese pronunciation was actually correct [sneaky laugh]. A few days ago, a scandal broke out that the Prime Minister's Office held regular gatherings in violation of restrictions during the epidemic. Britain was in an uproar. On January 19, local time, the BBC posted a video on Twitter, and at a meeting in the House of Commons, the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of the United Kingdom, Ed Davey, accused the prime minister that he did not even know what his new crown rules were allowed to do, indicating that he was no longer the trustworthy person who could make rules for others, and the best policy to defeat the new crown was to let him resign. Boris suddenly burst out Chinese: Hello, it's nice to know you. Only then did he say he refused to resign. This response is so inexplicable, what do you think?