Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom delivered a speech of thanks for the Diamond Jubilee celebration

On the last day of the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s accession to the throne, the Queen herself expressed her gratitude to the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries through television and radio. Give a special thank you speech.

In her speech, the Queen said that the experience of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations made her feel "humbled" and that she was deeply moved by the celebrations across the country.

The Queen also expressed her hope that the memory of this year's celebration will fill our lives with sunshine for many years to come.

The two-minute speech was recorded last night before the Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace.

The climax of the last day of the celebrations

The last day of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations was climax.

At about 14:20 in the afternoon, the Queen, accompanied by Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, took an open-top golden carriage---the 1902 Landau carriage from Westminster Hall back to Buckingham Palace.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry rode in another carriage.

The gods were kind, and there was almost no rain on the golden carriage's way back to the palace.

The only regret is that the Queen's husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, was hospitalized due to illness and was unable to attend a series of celebrations today.

Cheering crowds

From Westminster Hall to Buckingham Palace, the route was packed with cheering British crowds.

Especially outside Buckingham Palace, many people camped out all night to occupy favorable terrain after attending the Diamond Jubilee Celebration Concert the night before.

After the royal family took a short break at Buckingham Palace, the Queen, Prince Charles and his wife, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry appeared on the balcony.

The appearance of members of the royal family on the balcony has been a tradition of the British royal family for many years. However, the number of people this time was much smaller than the previous times.

Subsequently, old aircraft formations including Lancaster bombers, Spitfires, Hurricane fighter jets, etc. reappeared in the clouds.

Nine "Red Arrows" streaked across the sky, dragging red, blue and white smoke over Buckingham Palace.

On the ground, the Royal Guards salute roared; thousands of people shouted "God save the Queen" and sang the British national anthem.

Special congratulations

US President Obama and his wife sent special congratulations to the Queen from Washington.

In his congratulatory message, Obama praised the Queen's contribution to the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth during her reign, and praised the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United Kingdom.

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