You are lucky that I saw you. As far as the world military category is concerned, special forces is a relatively popular and vague concept. What are special forces? As the name implies, special forces soldiers. So what is the definition of special forces? Special forces are also unconventional forces, and conventional forces refer to general infantry, artillery, aviation and other conventional forces on land, sea and air. Internationally, the definition of special forces is divided into narrow special forces and broad special forces. Special forces in a narrow sense are forces that achieve strategic goals, which is what we usually call special forces in our daily life. Then the so-called strategic purpose is to play a vital role in the war situation. For example, a fatal blow to the enemy, such as killing the primary target. For example, in the anti-fascist war, as long as Hitler is killed in the European battlefield, it will play a decisive role in the war situation. This example should be easy to understand. Of course, it's not that simple to implement. It can be said that the allied forces have been planning, including within the German army, but they have not been successfully implemented. There is also the use of special forces to destroy strategic targets, such as early warning aircraft, power stations, bridges, fortifications and so on. These operations are collectively referred to as special forces in a narrow sense. With this definition, I believe you should easily distinguish special forces. These troops include special reconnaissance troops, airborne troops, marine corps and amphibious troops (actually marine corps, the difference is that one is army establishment and the other is navy establishment). Special forces in a narrow sense are what we often say, so what is special forces in a broad sense? In the world military, some troops with special nature and tasks are also called special forces, which are more extensive, such as electronic reconnaissance and electronic countermeasures extended from modern wars. In the past, troops that used various means and tools to fight back were also called special forces in a broad sense, such as those that distributed leaflets and shouted slogans and publicized policies to win the enemy's surrender. In the past, under the condition of single establishment, it was often done by special forces and sometimes by conventional forces. In our country, there is no independent establishment of special forces in modern warfare, and they are all organized in a certain level of troops in the form of special service companies, also known as reconnaissance companies, to organize small-scale special task operations when necessary. Of course, except for the Marine Corps and airborne troops, the special forces are basically engaged in small-scale operations, which is also the main reason why our army has a sense of worship and mystery for scouts. So you may ask some special operations teams and commandos what's going on? This is not an organizational system, but is composed of conventional infantry according to the tasks at that time. Because the landlord mainly asked about the special forces in China, I didn't answer the key points for so long. Let me tell you something. There are also special forces in China now. The name of the troops is Special Brigade. Of course, I can't elaborate on the main tasks and team composition here, you have to understand. Just to tell you one thing, the special forces in China are not so mysterious, not so exaggerated in the movies, nor are they selected by various forces. Of course, they were selected when the special forces were just formed, and later they were generally recruits, but their height requirements were a bit high. But after several years of training, you can also have very human combat ability and master various combat skills, mainly physical strengthening, the use of various weapons and equipment, the production and use of blasting equipment, and the driving ability of various vehicles. Different from regular troops, the training intensity and learning ability are higher, so don't be confused by movies to myth special forces. If you have a chance to be a soldier, I really advise you not to go. If you go, you should start to regret your complacency before you find it. That's really not human life. It's no exaggeration. At that time, you will envy drivers, government logistics soldiers and non-combat platoon members of special forces. Hey, don't think this is great. Only in the movies, no one knows the real special forces. When it is awesome, no one will watch it. It's the army logistics soldiers who are really awesome, giving them a chance to stroll around the city all day and throw their weight around, but most of them are white-faced and paunchy, hehe. The city armed police is the coolest. Almost on duty, that is, wandering around the street every day, it is nothing new for ordinary people to see more. In my five-year memory, I only passed the city twice when I was fully armed to perform acting tasks, and the rate of turning around was really high. Once, a team passed by a small city while performing a task, and the people were watching. I stared at them and scared them to fly like dogs. Haha, it's really interesting, but ... is it practical? We should talk about the benefits. Be a driver when you are a soldier, or learn auto repair. What else can you do? Is it really a triad? Not like in the movies. Of course, when you become such a soldier, the memory of your military career will be your greatest gain and will accompany you for life. In those terrible days, you really admire how you came here.