"It looks like he wants to pull off her arm"

Johnson and the New Zealand Prime Minister "shook hands" with New Zealand on No. 10 Tangning Street, and netizens worried that she would be injured.

"It seems that he wants to pull off her arm" -The video of British Prime Minister Johnson and New Zealand Prime Minister Adin shook hands on social media platforms, and some netizens sent such concerns.

("South China Morning Post": Boris Johnson and Jessingda Adene's embarrassing handshake was passed down, "It seems that he wants to pull her arm down")

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British Prime Minister Johnson met with visiting New Zealand Prime Minister Adene on July 1 on July 1. Many British media said that this was the first time that the New Zealand Prime Minister visited the UK since the outbreak of the new crown. Hong Kong's "South China Morning Post" noticed on July 3 that Johnson and Adene's slightly embarrassing, "warm and long" handshake video spread on the Internet. Some people even worried that Adon might be injured.

Johnson shakes hands with Aden

The Nanhua Morning Post reported that at that time, Johnson welcomed the visiting Adon outside the Prime Minister's House of Tangning Street and took a photo with her. Johnson seemed to be pulling Adene's arm ", but the two kept smiling.

Johnson and Aden shake handshake video screenshots

"Netizens on both sides of the equator have not missed this unusual exchange" - "South China Morning Post" said in describing the response of public opinion in the two countries that this period on social media has caused many netizens to ridicule.

"Jessingda Adon (New Zealand Prime Minister) almost lost her right arm at the gate of (Tangning Street)." Some netizens said with the expression of "support".

"Her entire body was shaken by Boris. I felt that she would fly at any time," a Twitter user wrote.

"South China Morning Post" said that there are also netizens from New Zealand saying, "It seems that he wants to pull off her arm."

Some people even joked that Adene was lucky, because New Zealand had an accidental injury compensation bureau (ACC), which could pay work injuries. "Just like we have ACC, they really have the risk of work injury."

According to the official website of the British government, the leaders of the two countries issued a joint statement during the meeting. The content showed that the two parties discussed the issues such as the free trade agreement, the situation of Ukraine, and the security cooperation between the two countries.

Source: Global Network/Zhang Xiaoya

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