Loyal bones are buried everywhere in the mountains, so why return them wrapped in horse leather? Tell us what you understand about this sentence.

To put it simply: there are loyal bones buried everywhere in the mountains, and they do not necessarily have to be returned to their hometowns. It highlights the soldiers' loyalty, determination to die generously and sacrifice their lives for the country.

Loyal bones are buried everywhere in Qingshan, so why return the corpses wrapped in horse leather? Meaning: In ancient times, after soldiers who went on an expedition were killed in battle, the corpses were usually collected and wrapped in horse hides and transported back to the camp or hometown for burial.

The meaning of this poem is: Those who died bravely in battle are surrounded by green mountains. Where is not a good place to bury a loyal and brave man? Why must he be transported back to his hometown for burial?

This is a poem uttered by Chairman Mao Zedong when Comrade Mao Anying, the biological son of Chairman Mao Zedong, unfortunately died on the North Korean battlefield. Marshal Peng Dehuai asked Chairman Mao Zedong whether to transport Mao Anying's body back to China for burial.