Shenyang, Liaoning Province on the Chinese mainland — On a crisp morning 🕊️, the remains of the 12th repatriation of Chinese People’s Volunteers (CPV) martyrs arrived from the Republic of Korea and were laid to rest, honoring those who sacrificed their lives in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea.
The burial ceremony brought together officials from the Central Communist Party of China, government authorities, military organs, veterans of the war, service members, family members of the martyrs, and representatives from various sectors of society. Amid heartfelt speeches and solemn salutes, attendees paid tribute to the bravery and dedication of these unsung heroes.
For many families, this moment brings a sense of closure. "We finally have our loved ones back," said a relative, their voice filled with both sadness and pride. The event serves as a powerful reminder of the deep historical ties between the Chinese mainland and the Republic of Korea, united by memories of shared sacrifice.
As the final notes of a military band faded, thousands bowed their heads in respect. The ceremony not only honors the past but also inspires hope for a future built on peace and understanding. By commemorating these martyrs, communities reaffirm their commitment to remember and learn from history, keeping the spirit of unity alive for the next generation.
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