The main points of marching are:
1. After hearing the "Forward" command, kick your left foot forward for about 75cm (legs straight, toes pressed down, feet parallel to the ground, about 25cm from the ground), so that the whole foot touches the ground with appropriate force, and at the same time, the center of gravity moves forward, and your right foot moves according to this method, with your upper body upright and slightly forward.
2. Hold your finger gently and stick your thumb straight on the second part of your index finger. When swinging forward, bend your elbow, make your forearm slightly horizontal, palm down, and swing the lower edge of your wrist to about 10 cm above the bottom button and about 10 cm away from your body. When swinging backwards (left hand to the right, right hand to the left), the front side of the wrist is about 30 cm away from the trousers seam. The traveling speed is110-116 steps per minute.
3. After hearing the "stop" password, the left foot touches the ground half a step forward (toes are about 30 degrees outward), legs are straight, and the right foot takes a shortcut to quickly approach the left foot to establish a positive posture. The difference between left and right feet is about 60 degrees.
The March is mainly used in various military courtesy occasions, such as raising the national flag and the National Day military parade.
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Marching originated in Prussia, Germany in the18th century. After Hitler came to power, it expanded to the German army, and Jews in concentration camps were also asked to walk forward. After World War II, the Germans took the parade as a symbol of Nazi Germany and prohibited it by law.
Historical development of positive steps:
Moving forward is a step in the queue of the army or other organizations. It's called goose_ stapping in English, which means Goose Step. It is characterized by walking with its legs held high like a goose. This English noun first appeared in 1806. However, Goose Step is not the original name of Goose Step.
It turns out that the Paradeschritt, originally named by German, is moving forward. It originated from a folk dance in medieval Europe, characterized by stiff thighs kicking 90 degrees forward (traces can still be seen in Irish tap dance today). It has been popular in Prussia since17th century.
/kloc-In the 8th century, Friedrich the Great took the lead in adopting this marching gait in the Prussian military parade, which was officially called "marching forward". Since then, under the spread of Prussia (later Germany) military instructors, it has gradually spread to other countries, including Chile, Argentina and other South American countries.
1920, Hitler took the lead in advancing the March of the Prussian army in the stormtroopers of the Nazi Party. After Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933, he promoted "March Forward" as the official footwork of the SS and the Wehrmacht.
1937 During his visit to Berlin, Mussolini appreciated Nazi Germany's March. After returning home, he decided to formally adopt the March in the Italian army and the Italian fascist party as a step for Italy to move closer to Germany. The parade of thousands of people is moving forward. Because of its neat and powerful movements, it has a strong shock and show-off effect.
1950, China People's Liberation Army passed Tiananmen Square for the first time.
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