"Hello, it's nice to know you", British Prime Minister Johnson suddenly soared in the House of Commons Chinese British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was recently deeply involved in the "party gate" storm, has recently been in the House of Commons again

"Hello, it's nice to know you", British Prime Minister Johnson suddenly soared Chinese in the House of Commons

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has recently been mired in the "party gate" storm, has recently made another move in the House of Commons that has surprised people.

On January 19, local time, Ed David, the leader of the British Liberal Democratic Party, accused that the best epidemic prevention measure at present is to "let Johnson resign and step down", at this time, an inexplicable scene occurred:

Johnson stepped up to the table and stuttered out a Chinese: "Hello, it's nice to know you." He then switched back to English and delivered a speech that he did not agree that he should resign and step down.

The British prime minister soared Chinese the House of Commons, which is also rare. What exactly does Johnson mean?

First, it is certain that Johnson is making this move to show favor to China, which is unlikely to be friendly with China.

Second, combined with the live video released by the BBC, Johnson's Chinese to Ed David is likely to be satirizing the Chinese the other party understands, and the subtext is "you have collusion with China".

In other words, Johnson diverted public attention from him by labeling his opponents as pro-China by making ill-intentioned jokes. This trick shows Johnson's cunning ability as a speculative politician.