According to the news on October 2nd, local time, a rare all-round interview with Prince William of England was broadcast, which aroused great concern.

The 43-year-old Prince of Wales accepted an offer from American comedian Eugene Levy to co-star in the series The Reluctant Traveller The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy. According to Eugene, upon his arrival in England, he received a personal invitation from William, and then had the honor of coming to Windsor Castle to have an open-hearted exchange with the future king.

William arrived at Windsor Castle by electric skateboard from his residence, the Adelaide Cottage. Though this is a convenient way to travel, the prince was still late, and he apologized for it, saying that "the delay was normal."

When chatting with Eugene, William mentioned something that surprised the British media a little, that is, he made it clear that he would make changes when he succeeded to the throne. "Change is on my agenda".

Although the British media often speculated that the British monarchy might be different after William succeeded to the throne, this time it was the first time that William personally spoke it, and its natural significance was extraordinary.

"I can say with certainty that change has been put on my agenda," William said. "It's a good change. I accept it and enjoy it. I'm not afraid of it. I'm excited about the idea of bringing about some change. It's not too radical change, but a change that I think is necessary."

Although William did not disclose details, several measurable directions for change could be pieced together from his other conversations.

First of all, William talked about the need for the royal family to "modernize" with the development of the times, so that the institution appears more "practical significance" and resonable in front of the public."I hope that the royal family can not only inherit it, but also adapt to the expectations of current society." Secondly, he emphasized that he did not seek radical subversion, but was willing to question those "outdated" traditions and eliminate outdated practices. In addition, he also expressed the hope that his throne would not be just a title, but a position that would "have a substantial impact on people's lives."

William was also asked by Eugene what he thought of Prince George's future as king. William replied: "This is an interesting question and a big question. Because there are many things to consider. But obviously, I want to create a world where my son can be proud of what we do, a world and a job that can truly improve people's lives."

Then he mentions his younger brother, Prince Harry, for the only time. "But with one condition, I hope we don't go back to some of the old practices that Harry and I have to grow in and I will do everything I can to make sure we don't go backwards in that situation."

From the viewpoint of the British people, people are more concerned about "changing" is specific to someone, such as whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can still title, but William himself has not made a direct local response to it.

Some analysts pointed out that although Harry was indeed a background factor in the ¡°change¡±, he wasn¡¯t the primary. And William said he was ¡°avoiding severe disruption,¡± so he might calm down the crackdown inside the royal family, and that it was possible for William to shape a new royal image under the banner of the ¡°change¡± to repair (or redefine) the crackdown in trust between the royal family and the public.¡±