The Burial Ceremony of The Remains of The Tenth Batch of Chinese People's Volunteers in South Korea Held in Shenyang

The Burial Ceremony of The Remains of The Tenth Batch of Chinese People's Volunteers in South Korea Held in Shenyang

SHENYANG, CHINA - NOVEMBER 24, 2023 - Soldiers escort the coffins of 25 Chinese volunteers into the memorial square during the burial ceremony of the remains of the 10th batch of 25 Chinese volunteers in South Korea at the Martyrs' Cemetery in Shenyang, Liaoning province, China, November 24, 2023.

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