Heroic Remains of Chinese Veterans Return Home on 70th Anniversary of Korea War

The Weibo posts by several media outlets such as Xinhua News Agency, China Daily, and Chinese Veterans expressed a sense of pride and honor for the heroes who sacrificed their lives for their country. They shared stories of soldiers who crossed the Yalu River to defend their nation, leaving behind oaths of life and death and boiling farewell words during the Battle of Korea. These posts highlighted how the landscapes of mountains and rivers have become safe places once again, as a result of their heroic actions.

The Xinhua News Agency's Weibo video showcased a welcoming ceremony for the 10th batch of Chinese volunteers in Korea. The scene was filled with emotion as the nation welcomed its heroes home with the highest honors. Their remains, once lost on foreign soil, were finally returning to their native land, carrying with them the spirit of heroism and fearlessness.

The post by Xinhua News Agency also shared a powerful story about a soldier who left his life in Korea, but his voice could still be heard at a position during the welcoming ceremony. It was a testament to their unwavering commitment to fulfill their mission, no matter where they were or what challenges they faced.

The Weibo video by Chinese News Network featured a message shared by netizens across China, paying tribute to these heroic volunteers. They believed that the noble sacrifices made by these soldiers would be remembered not just by mountains and rivers but also by people generations from now. The phrase "Heroes Return Home" was used by many Weibo users who shared their thoughts on this momentous occasion, expressing how it was a common expectation of the entire nation.

On the eve of the ceremony, cities across China were filled with posters and banners welcoming the heroes home. Sichuan city was among them, displaying "Heroic City Salutes Heroes" as it prepared for the arrival of the remains of its fallen soldiers. The Weibo video by Xinhua News Agency highlighted this moment of unity, with people across China coming together to pay their respects.

This year's event marked a decade since China started returning the remains of its Korean War heroes. Since 2014, China has welcomed back the remains of 9 groups of 913 veteran soldiers from South Korea. This year saw the return of another group of veterans' remains, who sacrificed their lives for their country, waiting to be reunited with their loved ones and homeland once more.

In conclusion, the Weibo posts showcased a nation united in its respect and admiration for these heroes who fought for their country with life-giving sacrifice, leaving behind indelible memories of their sacrifices etched in the natural landscapes of mountains and rivers. Their stories and sacrifices will be remembered by generations to come as a testament to the power of honor, bravery, and patriotism.