Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II is the second British royal to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee, marking her record-breaking reign. The celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's 60th year on the throne (also known as the Diamond Jubilee) officially began at 7 p.m. on June 2 and will last until June 5 (Vietnam time).

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These days, millions of British people are temporarily forgetting their daily worries, as well as the country's economic situation, to join in the vibrant atmosphere of a series of cultural events within the framework of the grand celebration of the 60th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.

June 3, the QueenElizabethand family members attended the boat procession held on the River Thames in the capital.LondonMore than 1,000 boats, including one specially designed for the Queen, set off from Battersea Bridge, south of the River Thames, and sailed down to Tower Bridge in central London, one of the most famous bridges in the world.

Members of the Royal Navy parade past the castleWindsor.

About 2,500 members of the three services - the Royal Navy, Army and Air Force - took part in the parade.

Queen Elizabeth II presents the title of winning jockey of the St. Joseph O'Brien Diamond Cup race to Nicholas Abbey. The race was part of the commemorative activities (Photo: AP)

The Queen of England smiled as she witnessed the parade.

Thousands of tourists are looking forward to the opportunity to witness one of the major events of this “Diamond Jubilee”.

Join in the cultural activities taking place inLondonMillions of people across the UK will also celebrate this important event by throwing parties at home. Union Jacks will be flying all over the streets and in shops.

On June 4, the Queen is expected to attend a giant concert held in front of Buckingham Palace, with famous British artists such as Elton John, Shirley Basey and Ed Sheeran performing.

On June 5 - which is also the final day of the ceremony - there will be events held at St Paul's Cathedral, a royal carriage procession from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace.

Queen Elizabeth II will appear on the balcony of Beckingham Palace during the Royal Air Force flyover.

Queen Elizabeth II is the second British royal to celebrate a Diamond Jubilee, marking her reign nearly as long as the Queen's record.Victoriais 64 years. The 60th anniversary of the Queen's coronation takes place at a time when the British people's support for the Royal Family is at a high level./.

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