Castle Peak is full of loyal bones, so why die? It means that soldiers who went out to war in ancient times usually put their bodies in horse bags and transport them back to camp or hometown for burial.
The meaning of this poem is: heroic death outside, green hills are continuous, where is not a good place to bury brave people, why must we transport them back to our hometown for burial?
This poem was written by Comrade Mao, the son of President Mao Zedong. Unfortunately, he died at the North Korean station. Marshal Peng asked President Mao Zedong whether to transport Mao Anying's body back to China for burial.
"Castle Peak is full of loyal bones, so why did they still wear boots when they died?"
Ma Ge Wrapped in Body is from Biography of Ma Yuan in the Later Han Dynasty. Ma Yuan, a famous man in the Eastern Han Dynasty, once said, "When a person dies in the border field, his ears should be buried with them when they die in their boots." In the Qing Dynasty, Gong Zizhen pushed the meaning of his predecessors to a higher level, which led to the famous sentence "Why should I wear boots and be buried everywhere in the green hills" in a past miscellaneous poem. "Loyal bone" refers to the remains of loyal ministers, here refers to the remains of Mao and martyrs. "Why" means why, which means "no need, no need". "Wrapped in horse skin" is to wrap the body. Since the revolutionaries have devoted all their hearts and minds to the motherland, there is no need to consider whether to transport the remains back to their hometown for burial after death, even if they are buried in a foreign land. This is not only a high evaluation of the martyr Mao, but also shows his attitude towards the burial of his son's body, that is, respecting the wishes of the Korean people and burying his son in North Korea, which fully shows his broad mind as a proletarian revolutionary.