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This Sunday, King Charles III led the memorial of the war dead for the first time as monarch, marking an important moment in British history. Unlike in the past, the commemoration was unprecedented in scale, with some 10,000 veterans and 10,000 members of the public participating. Even more remarkable, Britain's famous Big Ben was reopened after years of repair work, ringing 11 bells to commemorate the event.
The commemoration not only attracted a large number of British people, but also seven former British prime ministers attended the event. They include Liz Truss, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Anthony Charles Linton Blair and John Major. Such a scene is unprecedented, especially watching the current Prime Minister lay a wreath in front of the monument, which makes people marvel at the depth of history.
There was not only a gathering of politicians, but also members of the royal family. Queen Camilla, Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, and Princess Sophie, wife of Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, stood on the balcony of Whitechapel. Queen Camilla looked particularly sentimental, and the media captured the moment when she wiped away her tears with her hands. Kate Middleton once again paid tribute to the late Princess Diana, wearing pearl and diamond earrings that once belonged to Princess Diana, which is moving.
Another high-profile figure is First Lady of Indian descent, Akshata Murti, who attended such a large official event for the first time. Whether standing on the balcony of Whitechapel or walking out of 10 Downing Street with her husband, Rishi Sunak, she exudes a stoic expression that draws special attention from the media. The addition of Akshata adds a new highlight to this commemoration.
For King Charles III, this commemoration is particularly commemorative. Since 2017, he has led the event on behalf of the late Queen Elizabeth II, but this is the first time he has led it as a monarch, symbolizing the Queen's passing, which is both sentimental and promising. Although Prince William, Prince of Wales, has lost his hair, he still maintains his former handsome demeanor, this prince who was the dream lover of countless English girls, his youthful demeanor is still unforgettable.
In this historic and moving commemoration, the British people observed a moment of silence together, remembering the heroism and sacrifice of British soldiers. The ringing of Big Ben, the gathering of politicians, the tributes of royalty, and the new face of Akshata Murthy all intertwine to make up this unforgettable moment that gives people hope for Britain's history and future. This commemoration will forever be etched in the hearts of the British people as the highest tribute to the victims of the war.
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