British Prime Minister Johnson issued a resignation statement: Even if it is sometimes dark, our future is golden.

On the 7th local time, British Prime Minister Johnson delivered a national speech and resigned as the leader of the British Conservative Party.

Earlier, the Johnson government had resigned at least 50 officials. The Guardian reported that a reporter at No. 10 Tangning Street revealed that Johnson had previously talked with Bredi, the chairman of the "1922 Committee" of the Conservative Party Member of the British Parliament, and agreed to resign.

Johnson said in his speech that the Conservative's willingness to be clearly clear, "Now a new party needs to lead the party and become the British Prime Minister."

He said: "I have discussed with Chairman Graham Bredi, and the process of choosing a new leader has begun. The specific timetable will be announced next week."

约翰逊在讲话中感谢了那些在上次大选中投票支持保守党的人，他还解释了自己为何在过去几天一直不愿辞职的原因，“因为我觉得这是我的工作，我的责任， And my obligation to you. "

Johnson mentioned that he was proud of his government completing Brexit and resolving the relationship between Britain and the European continent. Johnson also affirmed its government's approach in response to the epidemic and dealing with the Russian and Ukraine conflict. Johnson also said in his speech that Britain's support for the Ukrainian people will continue.

Johnson said in his speech, "When the Prime Minister itself is a kind of education -I traveled everywhere in the UK, and I found that many British people have such unlimited creativity and are willing to solve the old problems in a new way. Even if things are now things, things now. Sometimes it looks dark, but our future is golden. "

Johnson also said he will fully support the work of the new leader. He said that many people would be relieved about his resignation, but he felt sad for himself to lose "the best job in the world". He also thanked his wife for their support.

Johnson said, "I want to thank the British public and thank you for giving me a huge privilege. From now on, until the new Prime Minister takes office, I will continue to serve the public."

Cover Journalist Yan Lei

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