Prince Charles Salutes World War II Veterans

Nobody knows the whereabouts of the original Forbidden City in China. So when the clue comes to you via an unintended way, then you stumble on a more forgotten human trek to the terminology and original location before the evolving geological and human civilization migration. The civilization had the terminology from China Proper, and it moved to the south, Nanjing, and north to Beijing. Britain’s Palace may not move its site, but its global influence and empire seems to wane and British royal blood’s history, and the future goes on. Prince William just joined the army. They still remember the history. Like Oliver Cromwell’s invasion of Ireland, the British invaded China, and subject the weakened state. The Nationalist mind was to climb out of the shame and struggle out of the derelict rubble and human shame and a will to rebuild the derelict Great Wall, knocked down by the invaders Qing tribe. They should make atonement for burning the Chinese Yuan Ming Yuan Palace. But the Qing’s written languages are far gone, unlike the beginning of the Conquest, the royal tomb still had both Chinese and Qing language on. The invaders forgot their own culture and language, and yielding to the land they occupied. So we have much trouble in remembering the original Forbidden City. http://news.sina.com.cn/w/2005-08-23/01306754813s.shtml August 21, after dedicating a wreath, Prince Charles led the military and political leaders to salute to London center memorial monument. He mentioned in his speech that the British army in Far East struck the “Japan Brutality”. For the war memorials, the front row are the WWII veterans, they are raising 30 war flags, and led by the Irish pipes marching on. Prince Charles told the war veterans, “You are a special generation—sturdy, loyal and on your post. For so many years, you are the anchor, corner stone of this country. “ He mentioned that the British troops fought back against Japan’s violent crime. He feels regrettable that the Europeans understand so little about the Far Eastern war field. 英国纪念战胜日本 查尔斯致词提反击日本暴行 http://www.sina.com.cn 2005年08月23日01:30 新京报 　　8月21日，在敬献花圈之后，查尔斯王子率军政领导人向伦敦市中心的纪念碑敬礼。在致词中他提到英军在远东地区反击“日本暴行” 　　本报综合报道 英国王储查尔斯王子21日率军政领导人参加了在伦敦白厅外阵亡将士纪念碑前举行的大型纪念活动。8月15日，英国全国各地分别举行了大范围的“战胜日本”纪念日活动。21日的上述活动标志着英国今年纪念 二战胜利60周年活动的结束。 　　查尔斯和英国政府领导人及二战老兵向位于伦敦市中心的阵亡将士纪念碑敬献了花圈。随后他们一道参加了纪念仪式，悼念英国阵亡将士。走在纪念队列最前面的是二战老兵， 他们高擎30面战旗、在爱尔兰风笛队引导下行进。 　　查尔斯对二战老兵说：“你们是特殊的一代———坚韧、忠诚又忠于职守。多少年来，你们都是这个国家的基石。”他提到英国军队反击“日本暴行”的历史，并对欧洲人很少了解远东地区战场的情况表示遗憾。 　　英国副首相普雷斯科特及武装部队负责人英格拉姆、国防参谋长沃克上将等也参加了纪念活动。英格拉姆说：“今年的二战纪念活动，让我们有机会向那些曾经经历了艰苦战争并作出牺牲的一代人表达我们的敬意和悼念。”同一天，英国外交部还在二战时任印缅战区司令官的蒙 巴顿勋爵纪念碑和斯利姆元帅纪念碑前举行了纪念活动。1945年8月15日，日本向盟军投降，从而宣告二战亚洲战场的结束。