China’s Shenyang, Liaoning Province 📍 — On Saturday, 30 Chinese People’s Volunteers (CPV) soldiers who laid down their lives in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea (1950–1953) were finally laid to rest in a moving ceremony. Their remains, flown in from the Republic of Korea (ROK) aboard a People’s Liberation Army Air Force Y-20 transport plane ✈️, were greeted by a traditional water salute — a heartfelt tribute to heroes.
Families, military officers, and local residents gathered under cloudy skies, bowing in silence and laying wreaths at the memorial site. The ceremony blended modern military precision with timeless rituals, reminding everyone of the human stories behind historical events.
For young folks juggling fast-paced lives and digital feeds, this ceremony is a chance to hit pause and reflect. Across South and Southeast Asia, whether it’s India’s memorial parades 🇮🇳 or community ceremonies in Thailand 🇹🇭, we unite to honor those who served. It’s a reminder that peace today stands on the sacrifices of yesterday.
As photos and videos circulate on social media, the outpouring of respect shows how history can inspire solidarity and gratitude. Let’s keep these stories alive — sharing, remembering, and learning from the past to build a brighter future together. ✨
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Chinese martyrs from Korean War laid to rest in solemn ceremony
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