As the saying goes, only mothers are good in the world, and a mother's child is like a treasure. Prince Charles of the British royal family is now 74 years old and has a family full of children and grandchildren, but he can still call him "Mommy" coquettishly. He is really happy.

As the saying goes, only mothers are good in the world, and a mother’s child is like a treasure. The British royal family’s Prince Charles is now 74 years old and has a family full of children and grandchildren, but he can still be coquettish and call mommy. He is really happy. When the Queen of England celebrated her 92nd birthday in 2018, at the concert, the 70-year-old Prince Charles took the stage to deliver a congratulatory speech. He first called the Queen next to him, Her Majesty, and then called "Mummy" , the Queen of England was also shocked when she heard this. She lowered her head and raised it for a moment, glared at Prince Charles, and then laughed happily. She can hear her son calling her that in public, so the Queen of England is also happy, right? .

When the Queen of England celebrated her Platinum Jubilee some time ago, Prince Charles also called the Queen "Mummy" during his congratulations at the concert. Unfortunately, the 96-year-old Queen did not attend the event due to physical discomfort.

As the Queen grows older, the number of activities she participates in gradually decreases, and she is accompanied by other members of the royal family almost every time. On July 12, Prince Charles accompanied the Queen to present the George Cross to representatives of the National Health Service at Windsor Castle.

This medal was established by King George VI to recognize "the greatest heroism or the most courageous acts in situations of extreme danger". The medal has the phrase "For Courage" on the front, an image of St. George and the Dragon, and the award date and winning unit are engraved on the back. This is also the second time in the 70-year reign of the Queen that this medal has been awarded to a group. The first time was in 1999, when it was awarded to the Royal Ulster Police Service and their families.

During the award ceremony, when they were all taking their places, they first listened to a speech. The Queen stood next to the chair and Prince Charles was beside her. The speech was a bit long, so the Queen of England and Charles both chose to "play with their hands", and their movements were quite similar. They were indeed mother and son, and even the way to pass the time was the same.

The brooch worn by the Queen this time is also rare. It is small, exquisite and exquisite. According to speculation by foreign media, it may be a brooch with diamond and emerald Celtic knot. It was Queen Mary received as a wedding gift in 1893. Gift, the Celtic knot, as the name suggests, is a line of diamonds intertwined on a central stone, very similar to the one worn by the Queen of England.