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不久前,在电视上看到了英国两次 纪念阵亡将士的场面:一次是11月8 日,在皇家艾伯特大厅举行的“荣军纪 念星期日”仪式:一次是11月11日,在 海德公园举行的“一次结束纪念日”仪 式 在画面中,我看到了一脸虔敬的女 王伊丽莎白;看到了身着戎装,因为缅 怀牺牲的战友而老泪纵横的二战老兵: 听到了为了让牺牲者永远安息而吹起 的军中熄灯号--作为一个已经退出 现役的军人,这个庄严肃穆的仪式让我 从心底涌出一种莫名的感动。同时也产 生了一个抑制不住的疑问--“由此上 溯到1840年,从那时起,为了反抗内外
Not long ago, on the television, two scenes of British Memorials were seen on the television: once at the Royal Albert Hall on November 8, the ”In honor of the Sun“ ceremony was held: On November 11, at Hyde In the picture, I saw a look of revered Queen Elizabeth; seen in World War II veterans dressed in military uniform, because of the memory of the sacrificial comrades and tears: in order to make sacrifices Who will always rest in peace and blow out of the military lights - as a veteran who has retired from active service, this solemn ceremony made me from the bottom of my heart a sense of moving. But also gave rise to an irresistible question - ”From this dating back to 1840, since then, in order to resist internal and external