According to CCTV News, on September 8 local time, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom died at the age of 96 in Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
"I devote my whole life, no matter how long it is." As she promised on her 21st birthday, Elizabeth II completely devoted her life across nearly a century to the British royal family, unswervingly safeguarding the image of the royal family and the country, and consistently leading the Commonwealth in the tremendous changes of the times. As the longest-lived and longest-reigning monarch in Britain during her lifetime, she reigned for seventy years and served as the 15 British Prime Ministers and 13 US Presidents.
Former British Prime Minister Cameron once said: "Sometimes you hear people say that the king is just a shining ornament, or just an embellishment of the country's life. This is a misunderstanding of the constitution and an underestimation of the queen. As far as I and most of the people of this country are concerned, she is always by our side."
In the hearts of many people, Elizabeth II is the symbol of an era, not only witnesses history, but also a living history book .
1926 Elizabeth was born in London on April 21, 1926. She was the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York (later King George VI and Queen Elizabeth)
1928. Elizabeth took photos at her home in London
1929. Elizabeth stood on the platform of Kings Cross Station, preparing to go with her grandparents. In Sandringham, she went to Sandringham for Christmas
1937 After the coronation ceremony of King George VI of England, Elizabeth and her parents and sister stood on the balcony of Buckingham Palace
October 13, 1940, accompanied by her sister Princess Margaret, Elizabeth delivered her first radio speech
April 21, 1947 is Elizabeth's 21st birthday. On that day, she sat in Natal National Park in South Africa, behind her was the Drakensburg Mountains
November 20, 1947, Elizabeth and the British Sea, who was born in the Greek and Danish royal family, were the British Sea. Lieutenant Prince Philip got married
1950, Elizabeth held Princess Anne in a royal baptism robe. Princess Anne was Elizabeth's only daughter
"Although my experience is so short and my mission is unprecedented, my parents and grandparents have set an example for me and I can follow with confidence and confidence." Elizabeth said in his speech to the nation that night, "I sincerely thank you.”
1953 On June 2, 1953, Elizabeth walked towards the altar at her coronation ceremony
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Corruption ceremony, Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip waved to the balcony of Buckingham Palace
1957 On October 17, 1957, Elizabeth, then-US President Eisenhower, First Lady Mammy Eisenhower and Prince Philip took a photo at the White House
Elizabeth visit Jamestown, Virginia
Elizabeth has never been interviewed, but she has found other ways to connect with the people, such as the annual Christmas speech, which has become a core part of the British holiday tradition. As the head of state and the leader of the Anglican Church of , her speech is always full of wisdom, faith and occasional personal reflection.
"Today is another milestone moment. Because of the popularity of television, many of you can see me in your own homes on Christmas Day. "In 1957, Elizabeth said in her first Christmas speech broadcast on TV, "I sincerely hope that this new medium (referring to TV) will make my Christmas speech present in a closer and more direct way. "
" In the past, the monarch led his soldiers to the battlefield, and his leadership style has always been close and personal. Today, everything is very different. I can't lead you to the battlefield, nor make laws or ruling justice for you, but I can do other things. I can give my sincerity and loyalty to these historic islands, as well as to all the people of our brother nations. ”
Since then, "hiking tour" has become a common practice for many royal family members.
In May 1970, Elizabeth conducted a "hiking tour" accompanied by the mayor of Sydney
1977, Elizabeth met Maori in New Zealand
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Although Diana Beloved as the "Princess of the People", but the couple's marriage has problems, and both parties accused the other of being unfaithful. They separated in 1992 - Elizabeth called that year a "disaster year". Her second son, Prince Andrew, also separated from her wife, and her only daughter, Princess Anne.
But the divorce and separation of their children were not the only tragedy in the Queen's life in 1992. On November 20, a fire broke out in Windsor Castle, one of the Queen's residences, causing extensive damage.
1981 March 27, Elizabeth took a photo with her son Charles and her fiancee Diana at Buckingham Palace
July 29, 1981 Crown Prince Charles kissed his bride Princess Diana, and his mother Elizabeth stood by
During the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, the British royal family took a family photo at the palace
During the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, the British royal family took a family photo at the palace
1992, Elizabeth inspected the damage to the fire in Windsor Castle
Although former US President Richard M. Nixon and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visited China before her, in October 1986, Elizabeth became the first British monarch to officially visit mainland China. Because the transfer of sovereignty in Hong Kong is on the agenda, this visit is regarded as an important part of Britain's diplomatic efforts.
Elizabeth visited the Great Wall and the Terracotta Warriors during her time in China.
2007, Elizabeth recorded Christmas greetings in Room 1844 of Buckingham Palace
At the opening ceremony of the
A video shows that Bond goes to the palace and escorts the queen to take a helicopter to attend the opening ceremony. Then, amid the audience's warm applause, the two seemed to jump from the helicopter and parachute to the scene. As the camera turned, the real queen was wearing the same pink suit as in the previous video, and as always, she entered her private room seat expressionlessly.
On April 9, 2021, when Buckingham Palace announced Prince Philip's death, Elizabeth had been married to him for 73 years. Because during the COVID-19 pandemic, only close family and friends attended Prince Philip’s funeral. The Queen sat alone on the bench of St. George's Church in , wearing a black mask to comply with epidemic prevention regulations.
Elizabeth described Phillip as her "strength and persistence". In her Christmas speech that year, she said: "Although it was a very happy and celebratory moment for many, Christmas can be difficult for those who have lost their loved ones. Especially this year, I have a deep understanding of it."
"He (referring to Prince Philip)'s sense of service, his desire for knowledge and the ability to draw happiness in any situation are endless. His flickering naughty eyes are as bright as when we first met." Elizabeth recalled emotionally.
June 2020, before Prince Philip's 99th birthday, Elizabeth took a photo with her
April 17, 2021, Elizabeth attended Prince Philip's funeral
December 25, 2021, Elizabeth delivered her annual Christmas speech at Windsor Castle. A photo with the late Prince Philip was placed beside her
In February this year, Elizabeth II celebrated the 70th anniversary of the throne.
The UK held four days of public holidays from June 2 to 5, during which a number of national activities were held to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Queen's ascension to the throne, also known as the "Platinum Jubilee". Some British media described the Platinum Jubilee celebration as "a jubilee without a heroine" because the queen showed up in public for less than 30 minutes in these four days.
However, as the June 5th celebration came to an end, Elizabeth, who had already declared unwell, suddenly appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, bringing a perfect end to the celebration with an appearance outside the arrangement.
Buckingham Palace also issued a statement that night. In the statement, Elizabeth thanked the people, “I feel very humble and very moved to so many people who have taken to the streets to celebrate my Platinum Jubilee."She also said, "Although I have not been able to participate in every activity myself, my heart is with you." With the support of my family, I am still committed to serving you as much as I can. ”
6-2, the first day of the celebration, Elizabeth and other royal members watched the ceremony on the balcony of Buckingham Palace
6-2, the official portrait of the queen was released
6-5, the last day of the celebration, Elizabeth in a green suit unexpectedly appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace
September 6, 2022, the last official
h tml On September 6, in Scotland, UK, Elizabeth II welcomed Leeds Trass, who had just been elected leader of the British Conservative Party, and officially appointed him as the new British Prime Minister. Trass is also the 15th Prime Minister during Elizabeth's reign for 70 years. These 15 Prime Ministers are: Winston Churchill , Robert Anthony Aiden , Harold Macmillan , Douglas Home, Harold Wilson , Edward Heath , James Callahan , Margaret Thatcher, John Major , Tony Blair , Gordon Brown , David Cameron , Theresa May , Boris Johnson , Leeds Trass.
htmlOn September 7, Buckingham Palace said that Elizabeth II accepted the doctor's advice that afternoon, started to rest, and postponed the online meeting of Privy Council ( Consulting Agency for Queen of England) which was originally scheduled to be held on the evening of the 8th .
htmlOn September 8, Buckingham Palace issued another statement saying that Elizabeth II is in medical custody. Based on the health assessment of the queen, doctors are worried about her physical health. According to foreign media reports, Elizabeth has rarely appeared in public since October last year because she was ill and could not even walk her beloved Corgi. Especially in February this year, the queen was infected with the new coronavirus and had mild cold symptoms.
September 6, Elizabeth welcomed the new British Prime Minister Leeds Trass
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