Touching the Active Service Rifle, Korean War Veteran: "Our Guns Are Stronger and Tougher!"
A new batch of remains of the martyrs of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army is about to return to the country and be buried in the Shenyang Martyrs' Cemetery for the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. On April 19, the firing squad conducted a rehearsal for the firing segment of the burial ceremony at the cemetery. Veteran soldiers from the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, He Lindi and Cao Zhenxi, also attended the event. Upon seeing the active-duty rifles used in this firing rehearsal, the two veterans remarked, "If only such weapons had been available on the battlefield in Korea!" Strengthening the military to safeguard peace, we pay tribute to the most lovable people! (Reporter: Lin Shanrong, Cao Zhiyu, Qi Lili)
On April 19, a gun salute rehearsal was conducted in Shenyang for the burial of fallen soldiers from the Chinese People's Volunteer Army. Veterans attended the ceremony and expressed their sentiments regarding the service rifles used, wishing they had such weapons during the Korean War.
- A new batch of remains of Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers is set to be repatriated and buried in Shenyang.
- A gun salute rehearsal took place on April 19 at the cemetery.
- Veterans expressed their sentiments about the service rifles used in the ceremony.