1981On July 29th, Britain's Crown Prince Charles and Princess Diana got married at St Paul's Church in London. British officials have announced that this is the first time that the British Crown Prince has married a British aristocratic lady in more than 300 years, and it is also the first time that the British Crown Prince has married in St. Paul's Church in more than 400 years. With such a historical background, grand scale and grand ceremony, it is no wonder that British newspapers call it "the wedding of the century". In the morning, the weather in London is sunny and the climate is pleasant. On the 3.2-kilometer-long street from Buckingham Palace to St. Paul's Church, where the Wang family motorcade passed, people watching the ceremony and watching the fun have gathered, which is estimated to be as many as 1 10,000. The high-rise windows of buildings along the way are also crowded with people watching the ceremony. It is reported that they spent tens of pounds to 100 to get such a place. Not only that, on the morning of the 28th, thousands of British people took a good position in the streets, waiting day and night. At 9 o'clock in the morning, the bells of the near and far churches rang. Standing on the street opposite St. Paul's Church, we can clearly see that 2500 foreign royal family members, government representatives, diplomatic envoys and people from all walks of life in Britain who were invited to London to watch the ceremony filed into the church. Then, bursts of hooves came from far and near. Members of the British royal family, such as the Queen of England, Prince Charles, Princess Diana, etc. Before the bell rang at 1 1 o'clock, a royal guard riding a burly horse and wearing a red samurai costume arrived. About an hour after the wedding in the church, the royal family took a royal carriage and returned to Buckingham Palace.