I don't know if you have found out that the Japanese royal crown is characterized by the fact that the royal jewels never belong to you. ? Never belong to yourself? How to understand this sentence? In short, royal women have no ownership of these gorgeous and exquisite jewels, only the right to wear them.
What kind of experience is it to enjoy only the right to wear? Even at her wedding, Masako's headdress was very similar to that of her mother-in-law Michiko. It turned out that the wedding crown worn by Queen Masako was transformed from her mother-in-law's crown.
The styles of the two crowns are almost the same, but the jewelry at the top of the crown has changed. On your wedding day, wear someone else's? Used? Crown, this can't help but make people vomit: Is the Japanese royal family like this? Hey? Really?
In fact, before Queen Masako officially became the Crown Princess, she was still a woman who often laughed. But since she became a crown princess, she seldom laughed.
Queen Masako/Kloc-was admitted to Harvard University with honors when she was 0/8 years old. After studying economics at Harvard University, she returned to Japan to study law. Later, shortly after she joined the work, she went to England, where she was at Oxford University.
Queen Masako was a very famous Japanese woman before she got married. And recognized by the Japanese people as? The most promising diplomat? !
But no matter how big these lights are. Masako will eventually choose to return to her family and become another woman. She still can't resist the feudalism of the royal family, and she still has to bend over to hold an umbrella for her husband in public!
Masako stopped laughing. Whether she is really happy or not may only be known by herself!