China honors 12 CPV martyrs as remains return from South Korea
About this episode
The episode discusses the return of remains of Chinese martyrs, U.S. threats against Iran, and the anniversary of the Paris Agreement.
The remains of 12 Chinese People's Volunteers who fell in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea have returned home following a handover in South Korea (01:02). The U.S. president has threatened to bomb Iran again after extending the ceasefire hours before its expiration (10:42). And on this Earth Day, the world marks a decade since global leaders signed the Paris Agreement, aiming to curb global warming (19:12).
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