Diana was one of the most popular princesses in British history, her beauty, kindness and charity made the British people deeply love her, and her death also plunged the British people into deep grief.
In 1997, Diana died in a fatal car accident in Paris, although she had divorced Prince Charles at that time, but due to the British people's admiration for her and the British royal family's consideration of their image, a state funeral was held for Diana.
This state funeral was very grand, and all countries sent heavyweights to attend, including Hillary Clinton, the first lady of the United States at the time, and the whole state funeral was solemn and grand, and everyone who attended the state funeral showed a sad look.
Everyone was saddened by Princess Diana's death, and at that moment, Hillary Clinton walked up to Charles and said a word to him, which immediately embarrassed Charles.
Hillary said that Diana was a good person and that she deserved to have a better life, and Charles suddenly turned ugly when he heard this, but he couldn't refute it on the spot out of royal etiquette.
Many people don't understand what is the relationship between Princess Diana and Hillary, and why would Hillary mock the British royal family on such a solemn occasion? What is the story of the two of them?
Hillary. Hillary Clinton was born in October 1947 in a small town in the Midwest of the United States, her mother was a traditional housewife, and her father ran a small printing and dyeing factory.
Hillary's family may seem ordinary, but there is something special about it.
This is mainly due to the fact that she has an eccentric father, who is a war veteran, very strict and cold, and never says a word of encouragement to his children and wife.
Hillary's father's quirks also alienated their family from the rest of the town, with little to no contact with the town's neighbors and few friends in the town.
Hillary Clinton did not have a happy childhood, and she did not even have many playmates of the same age, and her only playmates were her two younger brothers.
Thankfully, although their family atmosphere was oppressive, it fostered affection and solidarity between siblings, and as they grew up, siblings developed a Xi of supporting and helping each other.
Hillary's father, despite his eccentric personality, does not interfere too much with Hillary's choices, and her mother has always supported Hillary's decision.
It was under the influence of her parents that Hillary Clinton was able to excel in her studies, and then continued to pursue her goals, from a political novice, to the United States**, to accompany her husband to become an American**, to show the world her abilities and charms, and to become a model of a female politician.
Talented top students.
Like ordinary American students, Hillary began her elementary school Xi at the age of six, and as soon as she entered school, Hillary showed her enthusiasm for learning Xi.
Because she did not pay attention to her posture of reading and writing since she was a child, Hillary suffered from myopia at an early age and wore large-rimmed glasses all the time. This made the teachers and classmates feel that she was just a good student who was keen on learning Xi, and a good child in the eyes of the teacher.
In fact, Hillary is not only a good Xi learner, but also very fond of sports, and even has a strong talent in some sports.
At a very young age, Hillary Clinton Xi regularly practiced baseball and football with her father, so much so that in middle school, she was able to play even with boys.
Under her mother's tutelage, her tennis and swimming skills were also excellent, and even after several training sessions from her mother, she was able to swim faster than her mother. Her strong athletic abilities have allowed her to make a lot of friends in school.
From her performance when she was a child, you can see that she has a very strong and confident personality. When she was 14 years old, she did something that surprised the people around her.
It was just as the Soviet Union announced that it would send the first artificial satellite to the moon, and the whole United States was in a state of panic that the Soviet Union would launch an attack on the United States.
Hillary, who was only a sixth-grade student at the time, wrote a letter to NASA, in which she detailed her various advantages and volunteered to become a female astronaut.
But NASA's reply was lukewarm, telling her clearly that they would not accept applications from women and rejecting her on the pretext that she was nearsighted. It was a big blow to her.