On November 30, local time, comprehensive US media reported that, after the voting of Democrats in the US House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffries, a Democratic representative of New York State, will succeed Nancy Pelosi in leading the Democratic Party in the next House of Representatives. It is reported that Jeffries will become the first African American to serve as the leader of a major political party in the United States Congress. Jeffries said that he did not have much time to evaluate the historical significance of his leadership role. He said that his focus was on the transformation of the Democratic Party to a minority party and the "solemn responsibility" he was about to assume. Jeffries said he would cooperate with Republicans "whenever possible", but would also fight back against extremism when necessary. In this year's mid-term elections, the Democratic Party lost control of the House of Representatives. Pelosi, the leader of the Democratic Party of the House of Representatives, announced on November 17 that she would not run for the leadership of the Democratic Party of the House of Representatives, but would remain in the new Congress as a member. According to US media reports, the Democratic Party has welcomed a new generation of leadership. In addition to Jeffries, 52, who will be the leader of the Democratic Party, Katherine Clark, 59, a Massachusetts senator, will also serve as the whip of the Democratic Party, and Peter Aguilar, 43, a California senator, will serve as the chairman of the Democratic Party's caucus meeting. Regarding the birth of the new generation of the Democratic House of Representatives, Pelosi said, "The new generation of leaders together reflect the vitality and diversity of our great country - they will revitalize our core with new vitality, ideas and views." (Liu Xinshe)