The bones were "identified" by his daughter and not positively confirmed by DNA. After the arrival of the Kuomintang the bones were placed in a warehouse until 1974 when they were reburied near the  tribe at the Wushe Incident Memorial Park.
His daughter identified the bones but did not confirm them with DNA evidence. Following the Kuomintang's presence, the bones were kept in a warehouse until 1974, after which they were reinterred close to the tribe near the Wushe Incident Memorial Park.