Why do ceremonial soldiers take umbrellas to send Liangshan fire-fighting martyrs home?

It is a kind of etiquette, which means that people will shelter others from the wind and rain when they are alive, and others will shelter you from the wind and rain after death.

The ashes of Shandong martyrs Kang, Zhao Yongyi, Xu Penglong and Zhang Shuai arrived at Shandong Linyi Airport, where a welcoming ceremony was held for the four martyrs. The comrades-in-arms sent the ashes of four martyrs to the hearse, and thousands of people greeted them on the roadside. "We'll take you home."

Zhang Martyr from Zouping, Shandong Province returned to his hometown Zouping. At the entrance of Zouping Expressway, many citizens spontaneously lined up at the entrance of the expressway to meet the loyalty of Zhang Martyr.

The ashes of Guo Qi and Wang Fojun, martyrs in Wudu, Gansu, Yao-dong Zhao, martyr in Min County, and Meng Zhaoxing, martyr in Jinchang, were sent back to their hometown by the working group or their families. Cadres and masses in Wudu, Minxian and Jinchang spontaneously held welcoming and condolence ceremonies to express their memory and condolences for the heroic sacrifice of martyrs.

At 8 o'clock in the morning of April 6, the hearse of Shaanxi firefighting hero Gao Jilong's martyr arrived in his hometown of Lueyang, Hanzhong, and was at Lueyang toll station of the ten-day expressway in Hanzhong, Shaanxi. In addition to Gao Jilong's former comrades-in-arms, family members and thousands of local people, he also spontaneously came to the scene to mourn the firefighting hero and send him home.