In a heartfelt ceremony on Friday, the final remains of 30 Chinese People's Volunteers soldiers who gave their lives in the 1950-1953 War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea returned to the Chinese mainland 🙏✈️.
The Republic of Korea handed over the soldiers' remains, which were flown on a Y-20 transport aircraft. Four J-20 fighter jets escorted the plane, highlighting the deep respect and solemn honor for these heroes 🛩️✨.
These volunteers, part of the historic Chinese People's Volunteers force, joined the conflict over 70 years ago to support peace on the Korean Peninsula. Their homecoming resonates across generations — many of us remember grandparents sharing stories of bravery and sacrifice, making this moment truly special.
For young people in South and Southeast Asia, this event is a reminder of how history connects us all. It's more than just a military operation; it's about honoring courage, remembering shared pasts, and valuing peace 🌏🤝. Whether you're scrolling through headlines on your phone or discussing it with friends over chai or kopi, this story bridges history and modern-day solidarity.
As the Y-20 touched down and the fighters circled above, families and veterans at the tarmac stood united in a moment of silence. It's a powerful nod to the past and a hopeful signal for future peace and cooperation across borders 👀💬.
Stay tuned for more updates on how this solemn return is shaping conversations about remembrance and regional unity.
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Remains of 30 Chinese martyrs in Korean War returned to homeland from ROK
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