Some people say that being a soldier is a romantic occupation, with a heroic figure, uniform pace, loud and passionate military songs and meticulous military uniforms. But only those who have been soldiers know how hard life in the barracks is, too many constraints, too many hardships and too many seriousness. On the first day when a soldier left home, he put on his luggage, put on his military uniform and watched his relatives go away. When did he start to realize?

At the gate of the camp, firecrackers were ringing, gongs and drums were loud, and officers and men lined up to welcome them. Very lively. A veteran walked around the recruits in the barracks dormitory, busy, and the recruits from all corners of the country looked at each other. So this is life in the military camp. On the first day of training, I felt like peeling my skin. The first time I received a letter from home, I still said what I often said, but everything was different.

Although all the bags were stuffed into the bag, the trousers were put on backwards, the backpack was scattered and the hat was lost. It's really colorful and makes people laugh. Too many firsts constitute the life of the military camp. This is where we shed tears and sweat, and this is where we can scold but outsiders can't. Since you have chosen a national defense green to decorate your life, you must not waste time. Since we are shouldering a sacred mission, we should use young wisdom and passion.