The soul of the hero rests in peace- a side note of the burial ceremony of the remains of the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea

2023-11-25 12:51:00

Xinhua News Agency, Shenyang, November 24 Title: The soul of the hero rests in peace, the family and the country are in peace – a side note of the burial ceremony of the remains of the tenth batch of Chinese People’s Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea

Xinhua News Agency reporters Liu Yi and Ding Feibai

In the early morning following snow, the sun shines through the pine and cypress branches and shines on the coffin covered with the national flag.

On the morning of the 24th, the burial ceremony for the remains of the tenth batch of Chinese People’s Volunteer Army martyrs in South Korea was held at the Shenyang Cemetery of Martyrs to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. The spirits of 25 volunteer army martyrs returned to the land of China to rest in peace on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the victory in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea.

On November 24, soldiers of honor escorted the coffins of volunteer martyrs into the venue.Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Pan Yulong

The soldiers of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s Honor Guard and Ceremony Brigade stood with coffins on the corridor, waiting to enter the sunken Volunteer Army Martyrs Memorial Square in the cemetery. On one side of the corridor, the tomb of the Volunteer Army martyrs who have been buried here is still covered with fresh snow and is covered in plain white.

At 10 o’clock, with the trumpet playing “Missing Song”, the ceremony officially began. Guards of honor escorted the coffins of the volunteer martyrs and slowly entered the memorial square. The square is surrounded by a wall of heroes and martyrs. In the center stands a sculpture with the theme of mountains and white dove reliefs, symbolizing heroes like mountains and praying for peace.

In front of the sculpture, 10 large flower baskets and a large wreath composed of yellow and white chrysanthemums set off each other. The soldiers of honor gently placed the coffins of the Volunteer Army martyrs on a high platform covered with military green velvet.

On November 24, soldiers of honor escorted the coffins of volunteer martyrs into the venue.Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Long Lei

The Central Propaganda Department, the International Department of the Central Military Commission, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, the Political Work Department of the Central Military Commission, the International Military Cooperation Office of the Central Military Commission, the Liaoning Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government, and the Shenyang Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government More than 300 people attended the ceremony, including responsible comrades of the People’s Liberation Army and the Armed Police Force stationed in Shenyang, family members of martyrs, representatives of military officers and soldiers, representatives of teachers and students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and representatives of young students.

The national anthem of the People’s Republic of China was played and sung by the entire audience. After the national singing, everyone bowed their heads and observed a moment of silence.

“General Huan Huan, please ask for orders to fight. Charge into battle and fight without risking your own life.” Pei Jinjia, Minister of Veterans Affairs, said in his condolence speech, “The martyrs of the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army will live forever!”

All personnel bowed three times to the remains of the martyrs.Zhang, a representative of the Shenyang City co-construction unit and the Alashankou Border Defense Company of the Xinjiang Military Region

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