Chinese soldiers killed in the Korean War returned to China

The remains of some 400 Chinese soldiers killed during the Korean War have been returned to their homeland. After a ceremony at South Korea’s Incheon Airport the bodies were flown by a Chinese transport plane to Shenyang where China has a cemetery for its war dead. China fought alongside the North during the 1950-53 war, which ultimately led to Korea being divided at the 38th parallel . The handover comes in time for China’s Tomb-Sweeping festival on April 5 when relatives visit and clean the graves of family members.