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In mid-June, 2003, George W. Bush was very excited because he would pay a state visit to Britain, meet the Queen of England, and most importantly, he would live in Buckingham Palace, which he had been longing for for for for a long time.

Buckingham Palace is the main residence and office of the British monarch in London, and it is also one of the venues for British national celebrations and royal welcoming ceremonies. From 1962, some areas are open to tourists, and ordinary people can only be tourists. People who can live in Buckingham Palace are not ordinary people.

Many people yearn for Buckingham Palace, and George W. Bush is no exception.

When he learned that he was going to live in Buckingham Palace, George W. Bush said with emotion: "I never dreamed that I would live in Buckingham Palace one day. This is an exciting trip and I am very grateful to Queen Elizabeth for her invitation. "

Much like a child who got a long-awaited gift, as a president of a country, George W. Bush's performance is a bit frank and lovely.

Not only George W. Bush is very excited, but also Laura, the first lady of the United States. In an interview with the British media, she said: "For the United States, the British monarchy is like a fairy tale. Americans have always been fascinated by the monarchy, especially the British monarchy. I'm really looking forward to staying at Buckingham Palace for a few nights. This is an exciting thing, really. "

According to the British arrangement, George W. Bush and his wife Laura will stay in the Belgian suite at Buckingham Palace for three nights.

Mr. and Mrs. Bush lived in Buckingham Palace, which not only realized their wishes, but also smelled of "revenge".

In July of 200 1 year, Mr. and Mrs. Bush visited Queen Elizabeth of England. At that time, they were not honored to be invited to the White House. At that time, the American media also "criticized" the British royal family, saying that it was "insincere". Moreover, it rained cats and dogs during the military parade, and his trouser legs were all wet. When George W. Bush had lunch with the Queen, he secretly tried to dry his pants under the dining table, which was very embarrassing.

In June 2003, George W. Bush visited Britain. He not only lived in Buckingham Palace, but also fought a very big battle.

During the visit, there is no doubt that safety is the most important, and this is an eventful autumn. George W. Bush experienced the "9. 1 1" incident and launched the Iraq war. The Taliban in Afghanistan will make a comeback. In this case, both the United States and Britain will strengthen security issues.

On the other hand, in order to ensure the safety of George W. Bush, Britain has also launched unprecedented security measures, dispatched 5,000 police officers, and will clear the main streets of London for three days during George W. Bush's visit, with a total cost of about 65.438+million pounds.

165438+ 10/9, George W. Bush arrived in Britain. Fearing that protesters and terrorists would make trouble, the British royal family held a welcoming ceremony for George W. Bush in the narrow front yard of Buckingham Palace.

There are many people at the scene, but the venue is not big. Mr. and Mrs. Bush, sitting in bulletproof cars, walked like snails to the welcoming ceremony. George W. Bush has always been a careless character, forgetting the royal etiquette of bowing to the queen and just shaking hands with her gently. Fortunately, the queen showed no displeasure.

When attending the state banquet, George W. Bush placed seven crystal wine bottles in front of him, which contained seven kinds of fine wines brewed 50 years ago. But he used to have a problem with drinking, and later gave up drinking, so he could only enjoy smelling good wine.

When the queen got up to propose a toast, George W. Bush immediately got up with a smile and prepared to clink glasses with the queen, but the queen ignored him and waited for the stars and stripes to play. After the national anthem was played, the queen clinked glasses with George W. Bush.

It turned out that the toasting ceremony at Buckingham Palace was the first time for the host country to raise a glass to the visiting head of state, which meant that the national anthem of the visiting country was about to be played. At this time, the visiting head of state should stand still and vice versa.

Afterwards, George W. Bush figured it out. Shouldn't he know this etiquette in advance?

George W. Bush used to be very casual, and rarely held state banquets after he entered the White House. He prefers to wear jeans and invite important guests to his hometown Crawford Farm in Texas for a ride.

George W. Bush is a naughty president, who is informal and often makes people stunned. He once bumped his chest with students at the graduation ceremony of the Air Force Academy, completely ignoring his own image, which made people laugh and easily gained people's goodwill.

However, George W. Bush sometimes does not know the occasion and will do something very shocking. For example, at the G-8 Summit in 2006, he suddenly walked up behind German Chancellor Angela Merkel and massaged her shoulders, scaring her mother to put away her shoulders and bounce people off.

This kind of informal personality, let's divide people according to the occasion, otherwise it will make a big joke. Fortunately, George W. Bush has a good psychological quality. Later, he met Aunt Mo and jokingly said, "I won't give you a massage!" " "

This casualness of George W. Bush will make people relax, but it will also bring a lot of trouble to others.

After the three-day visit, George W. Bush patted his ass and left. However, the Queen of England was very angry. Her garden in Buckingham Palace was destroyed by George W. Bush.

During George W. Bush's visit to Britain, he stayed at Buckingham Palace, sometimes by helicopter. His "Navy One" helicopter and two "Black Hawk" helicopters use the garden of Buckingham Palace as a temporary apron. The helicopter rotor lifted a large lawn, destroyed many ancient trees and shrubs, and Bush's accompanying security guards trampled precious flowers and plants.

Some damaged roses, flowers and shrubs are very precious varieties, all named after members of the royal family, and some were planted by the Queen and the late Empress Dowager.

Seeing the destroyed garden, the queen was very upset and angry. Royal staff said that they had never seen the Queen so angry.

As the chief gardener of Buckingham Palace, mark ryan burst into tears when he saw the destroyed garden.

The Queen also keeps a flock of flamingos in the garden of Buckingham Palace. Bush's security personnel said that the flamingo may have hit the rotor of the helicopter and asked to be transferred to other places. And these birds left the familiar palace environment and were frightened. It's hard to say how many birds are willing to go home.

Moreover, George W. Bush's security personnel also need to install various high-tech products, which has caused the buildings in Buckingham Palace to be damaged to varying degrees.

The people in the palace lamented: "The destruction of the lawn by 30,000 guests is not as good as the destruction of the lawn by Americans in three days."

George W. Bush finally realized his dream of staying in Buckingham Palace, but because of his special status, he unconsciously became a "bad guy" with super destructive power, which made his master the Queen of England very angry.

As a VIP, George W. Bush waved his sleeves and left, leaving a mess. Who will pay for his "destructive power"?

British royal officials said that the restoration of the palace will cost tens of thousands of pounds, and the statues, facilities and plants in the Queen's Garden are covered by insurance, but the restoration costs may also be paid by the government.

After this incident, it is estimated that the Queen of England also has a psychological shadow, and whether to entertain such a big shot as George W. Bush at Buckingham Palace has also become a problem.