Queen's Birthday Party in Hong Kong 2013

To celebrate the official birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the British Consulate-General Hong Kong held the Queen's Birthday Party at the Consulate on Thursday 2 May 2013. The Honourable Mrs Carrie Lam, the Chief Secretary for Administration of the Hong Kong SAR Government, was Guest of Honour for the night. (Please note parts of the speech by Consul General Caroline Wilson was given in Cantonese.)
Read British Consul General's full speech at bit.ly/11EUmlX
Queen's Birthday Party 2013 photos on Flickr: bit.ly/12cVjSV
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[@ginjason6673]

Really hope we could return to British

[@WankersCramp69]

I would like to see more Union flags hung up around Hong Kong.

[@porippon]

God Save The Queen!

[@GrandTA1]

Salute UK from mainland.

[@glorych1168]

she is talented in cantonese

[@EminentJade]

believe me, no chinese officials would never ever speak cantonese like a badass as Caroline Wilson, not even a FUCKING SINGLE CANTONESE word.

[@cpchan1310]

Let' say I have reserves about the term "Honourable Mrs Carrie Lam", but since Honorable is a relative term, it's probably true if you are comparing her with the other politicians in HK today.

[@ric66521]

Even the British consul-general uses cantonese to start her speech, why the 'chinese representative' don't use cantonese in order to respect the culture of hong kong?

[@feynmanfree]

Because they are Chinese, they don’t respect other’s traditions and cultures

[@lesleytse2995]

UK UK!

[@zllikevin]

Cherrie Lam attending Queen's Birthday!

[@fuwaishun]

林鄭 , hehe

[@EminentJade]

Rule, Britannia!

[@zllikevin]

Carrie Lam. typo

[@kentren123]

They should of also sang the star spangle banner. To be proud of the nation that has the most Hong Kong immagrants. USA!!

[@tomtom-jx6nd]

funny

[@azuremain]

15 years of handover made the Chief Secretary look like a Peking worm. What a nice dress and hair cut too.

[@richmondhill2007]

Lies.