English introduction, London

London, the capital of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, is the largest financial center in the world, and it is also called the new port with new york and Hongkong.

London is the political, economic, cultural and financial center of Britain, and also the place with the largest number of museums and libraries in the world. ?

London has 19 headquarters of the world's top 500 companies and 7 universities in the world 100. In 20 18, the GDP of London has reached 653.2 billion dollars.

London is a leading world-class city and one of the richest and most developed cities in the world.

The most prosperous and lively city in the world influences the world in politics, economy, culture, education, science and technology, finance, commerce, sports, media and fashion, and is a model of globalization.

Translation:

London is the capital of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the largest financial center in the world. It is also called "Newland Port" with new york and Hongkong. ?

London is the political, economic, cultural and financial center of Britain and the city with the largest number of museums and libraries in the world. The headquarters of Fortune 500 companies 19, and seven universities of Fortune 100 companies are located in London. From 2065438 to 2008, London's GDP has reached $653.2 billion.

London is a leading world-class city. It is one of the richest, most developed, most prosperous and highest living standards cities in the world. It affects the whole world in politics, economy, culture, education, science and technology, finance, commerce, sports, media and fashion, and is a model of globalization.

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The security situation in London is worse than in previous years. First, the number of juvenile delinquency has increased.

On New Year's Day of 20 18, a knife attack in London killed four people. The attackers were all teenagers. According to the police analysis, the "exemption" of juvenile delinquency in British law is one of the reasons for the increase in juvenile delinquency. Many juvenile offenders believe that even if they break the law, they will not be severely tried, and only a few months in prison can get things done.

Some analysts believe that in recent years, the venues provided by the London community for young people have been decreasing. These children have lost their regular venues and may be attracted by violent gangs. The data shows that since 20 1 1, 8 1 youth activity centers or activities in London have been closed, and the aid funds for youth services have also been reduced by at least 39 million pounds.

In response, Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, announced in February this year that he would invest 654.38+05 million pounds every year to support the education, sports and social and cultural activities of "disadvantaged children", so as to reduce the possibility that young people will be exposed to bad culture and then embark on the road of crime.

Second, the incidence of vicious criminal cases is high. According to the figures released by the London police recently, since 20 18, the number of murders investigated has reached 46. A survey report of 65438+ 10 shows that in England and Wales, the number of knife crimes has surged from 20 15; As of September 20 17, the incidence of knife crimes in England and Wales increased by 2 1% from the previous month.

In addition, "acid-throwing" attacks in London are also on the rise. In April last year, a Chinese couple in London was suddenly attacked by strong acid while pushing their two-year-old son for a walk in the street, and all three were injured to varying degrees.

According to the analysis, on the one hand, the reason for the deterioration of social security in London is the high unemployment rate and poverty rate in some local areas. Tottenham, where the girl was attacked, was once a prosperous industrial manufacturing center, but now it has one of the highest unemployment rates in London. 1985 and 20 1 1 The "birthplace" of the riots that swept through London and even the whole of Britain was in this area.

A local resident said in an interview with British media after the shooting incident: "There are too many drugs, knife wounds and murders here." On the other hand, social media has played a role in spreading violence.

A police chief in London said that people are used to swearing at each other on the internet, and it is easy to lead to irrationality after encountering conflicts in real life. Some underworld organizations spread violent content on social media and even "beautify violence". Last September, a member of Parliament in Croydon, South London, also said that social media "contributed to violence among British teenagers".

People's Daily Online-The social security situation in London is not optimistic.