Chinese CPV Heroes from Korean War Laid to Rest in Shenyang
A solemn ceremony in China’s Shenyang honors the remains of 30 CPV soldiers from the Korean War, paid homage with a water salute after repatriation from the Republic of Korea.
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Shenyang Ceremony Honors Returned CPV Martyrs
In Shenyang, a solemn burial ceremony laid to rest the remains of CPV martyrs from the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, marking the 12th repatriation.
12th Handover: 30 CPV Martyrs Repatriated from ROK
In the 12th repatriation since 2014, the remains of 30 Chinese People’s Volunteers martyrs return home from the ROK, marking a decade of cross-border respect.
Chinese mainland’s Y-20 Jet Heads to S. Korea to Repatriate War Heroes
The Chinese mainland’s Y-20 transport jet left for South Korea to bring back 30 CPV martyrs’ remains from the 1950-53 War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, escorted by J-20 fighter jets.
Y-20 Jet Brings Home CPV Martyrs’ Remains
On September 10, a Y-20 transport jet took off from central China to repatriate the remains of CPV martyrs from the Republic of Korea in the 12th mission.
South Korea Sends Plane to Repatriate Workers Detained in US Raid
South Korea is sending a chartered Boeing 747 to Atlanta to repatriate around 300 nationals detained in a massive US immigration raid at the Hyundai-LG battery plant ahead of talks with Washington.
South Korea to Charter Flight for 300 Workers Detained in US Raid
South Korea plans a charter flight to repatriate 300 workers detained in a US immigration raid, as visa talks and trade negotiations continue.
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After nearly 80 years abroad, volumes II and III of the Chu Silk Manuscripts have returned to China, marking a proud cultural moment.
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