First of all, I want to say that soldiers always owe their families, and professional soldiers can't spend too much time with their families, especially the glorious border guards who defend their country. Without this awareness, you can't be a good soldier.

As far as the present situation is concerned, the possibility of war between China and its neighbors in peacetime is zero, which is an unprecedented friction. Not to mention the sudden situation, the people who advocate independence have changed from regular troops to guerrillas. However, training requires fighting, and ideological awareness must come up.

The infrastructure in Tibet is still underdeveloped, depending on where you are assigned. If it is a grass-roots post in the border defense forces, it is extravagant to call. If it is an office compound, it is best not to go. If you want to go to the hardest place, hone yourself into a sword and exercise your courage and confidence.