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Prince George's trip to France
Prince George, aged 10, recently arrived at the Marseille Stadium in France with his father, Prince William, for the quarterfinals of the Rugby World Cup, where Wales played Argentina. This trip not only let people see the cute appearance of the little prince, but also let everyone feel his future responsibility.
The little prince was dressed in a dark blue suit and a red tie, and behaved appropriately, like a little gentleman. Such attire may seem restrictive for a boy at such a young age, but given that he will inherit the title of Prince of Wales in the future, and his duties as a possible patron of the Rugby Union royal family, it all seems reasonable. After all, "if you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight", and this is only the beginning of his responsibility.
George attended Ranbrook School in Berkshire and was a member of the school's football team. Last month, his parents braved the rain to go to school to watch him play. Princess Kate has said George loves rugby and has begun to learn how to grapple. Not only George, but also his sister Princess Charlotte and younger brother Prince Louis also enjoy the sport.
Although George is still a sixth-grader and is facing the pressure of exam week, he has already shown a demeanor that matches the grown-ups. After being nurtured by his parents, he behaved calmly and calmly when interacting with adults, and was indeed a qualified royal heir.
Although Prince William and George's trip to France was not initially made public, it was only learned when they appeared in the stadium's spectators. Although the little prince behaved well, William still seemed very concerned, caring about his son from time to time. William seems to be patiently teaching George some about rugby, and this scene feels warm and intimate.
After the game, William took George to the dressing room to comfort the players who regretted the loss. When talking to the players, William always put his arm on George's shoulder, full of fatherly love. Although Wales failed to qualify for the semi-finals, the presence of Ji Lian and George added a lot of color to the match.
In addition, England have also reached the quarterfinals and will face Fiji at the Marseille Stadium. At that time, Princess Kate, as the royal patron of the English Rugby Union, will appear in the audience again. Perhaps, she will bring Princess Charlotte and cheer for the English team.
This trip to France is not only a rugby game, but also a symbol of the responsibility of Prince George, who is gradually moving towards his future. Whatever path he ultimately chooses, as a member of the British royal family, he has shown maturity and quality, which is an important rehearsal for his future role.