What does the guard of honor mean?

The guard of honor is a small unit assigned by the army to perform important etiquette tasks. Sometimes there are bands to welcome heads of state or distinguished guests. It also refers to a procession of people who hold ceremonial ceremonies and walk in front of the parade.

Institutional functions:

During the mission, there was a military band. It is usually used to greet heads of state, government or senior generals, and sometimes it is also used to attend the unveiling ceremony of monuments of great significance and the funeral ceremony of special status people to show the highest etiquette of the country or the army. Most countries in the world have honor guards and different organizations.

China People's Liberation Army establishes honor guard 195 1. Dress, carry weapons and arrange rituals and ceremonies in accordance with the etiquette regulations and relevant regulations of the people of China and the government of China. When holding a grand celebration, the detachment held flags, slogans, etc. The front of the procession is also called the honor guard.