French media irony is not a "iron lady" but a "iron rooster wind organs"

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Xiuwen

According to the Broadcasting Corporation reported on September 6, after being appointed by the Queen of the United Kingdom as the new Prime Minister on the same day, many leaders of many countries congratulated her, but more ironic remarks also appeared in international media.

Tellas (source: Sky News)

Tellas tried to imitate Mrs. Sachel in the campaign, and some media also called her "Sachiel Second" in the report. In France, Tras was not labeled with the "iron lady", but the "iron coordinum" (many French roofs with a cock -shaped vane on the roof of France). It is reported that this is the irony of Tellas on the issue of pursuing power. Her attitude on Brexit and other issues suddenly changed from a firm opponent to a tough supporter. The New York Times also said that Tras has also changed from calling for the abolition of the monarchy to a conservative party leader in traditional coats. For such a change, some people call it "flexible", while others are called "opportunist".

Vane (source: BBC)

Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin said he looked forward to cooperating with the new Prime Minister in the UK, but some of the contents of the Irish media were not so enthusiastic. The Irish Times reported that "Tellas made Johnson look like a political genius", and also said Double bets.

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