According to Reuters, on the 25th local time, King Charles III of the United Kingdom delivered his first Christmas speech to the public, praising the people for their "genuine unity" in the face of economic recession and continuing to fight against the worsening inflation problem. It is reported that Charles III appeared at Windsor Castle, the burial place of Queen Elizabeth II, and delivered his first Christmas speech since his accession to the throne. At a time when the cost of living in Britain continues to rise, Charles thanked all the people who have provided assistance to those in need, He also praised the charity for its "extraordinary work under the most difficult circumstances". Charles said that he and his late mother shared a common belief that "everyone has extraordinary ability to touch others' lives with kindness and compassion". (Liu Xinshe)