Recruits are getting bomb training at weekly points. Photo by Chen Miao
Fuzhou, China, December 8 (Yang Bing, Zhou Fuhui, Ren Jinpeng) In the early morning, the sky was just dark, and the crisp and pleasant wake-up number echoed throughout the camp. With a loud "gathering" sound, everyone ran nervously and orderly toward the corridor and stairs.
Recruit Lei Zeyu is conducting tactical training. Photo by Chen Miao
On the 7th, the reporter walked into the recruit brigade of the Sanming detachment of the Fujian Provincial Armed Police Corps to feel the new training life. A large proportion of the recruits who joined the army this fall were college students from colleges and universities, and 8 of them were "post-00s" recruits from Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Lei Zeyu, the first recruit to run to the center of the playground, was one of the college student recruits. "Comrades-in-arms often call me 'Thor' because I run very fast, giving my comrades the feeling of galloping." During his time in school, Lei Zeyu often participated in school games, athletics competitions and other activities organized by the school, and he could always return home with honors every time. After joining the army, Lei Zeyu was also like a "thunder god" in the competition organized by the new regiment and the brigade.
"The content of the morning exercise is a single soldier's queue action, and I hope that everyone will overcome the adverse effects of cold weather and carry forward the excellent quality of hard training." On the training ground, Yang Bing, the captain of the three major teams of recruits, was carrying out pre-training mobilization, and the standing posture of Huang Zixuan, a new recruit in the queue, was particularly prominent.
According to Zhou Fuhui, an instructor of the recruit squadron, Huang Zixuan liked to play basketball when he was in college, and accidentally caused a dislocation of the shoulder joint before joining the army, although he had recovered at that time, but due to high-intensity training, he fell into the root of habitual dislocation. With the care and help of the leaders of the large squadron and his comrades-in-arms, he gradually stepped out of the shadows and "cured" the old problems through hard training.
Recruit Hu Zixuan is training to capture the enemy. Photo by Kou Jie
"Majestic, angry, across the Yalu River..." After the morning exercises, the recruits folded quilts, clipped sheets, and cleaned up. Just as I was about to wash up, a "Battle Song of the Chinese Volunteer Army" echoed in the washroom. It turned out to be a recruit, Hu Zixuan, singing while mopping the floor, and the rhythm, melody, and beat were very coordinated.
"Since I was a child, I have often listened to my grandfather tell the story of his participation in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and since then, I have planted a seed in my heart to join the army and serve the country, and I have been singing this song since I was a child." Hu Zixuan is also a member of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and due to uncoordinated movements after enlistment, he is always the worst in the class every time he trains to catch an enemy boxing. After the patient teaching of the squad leader, the kung fu paid off, and he achieved excellent results in this enemy punch examination.
Recruit Li Guangtian and the squad leader are wrenching wrists in PK. Photo by Chen Miao
After dinner, several recruits sat around the study room pointing and drawing, and the paper was full of various lines and numbers. "When we aim, we must put the crosshair at the center of the samhole, and the crosshair must be pressed at two-thirds of the ten rings, and at the same time, the trigger must be pre-pressed..." Originally, this was the experience of Ma Tianyuan, Zhou Dianzhi, Huang Yuxing, Cui Zhuo and Li Guangtian, five recruits discussing shooting and aiming.
Lin Zhiming, commander of the recruit squadron, told reporters that in the shooting examination organized by the new regiment, all of their shooting results were excellent, and these "small instructors outside the organization" made great contributions.
Although the reporter's "recruit experience" was short, the youth "transformation" of eight "post-00" college student recruits left a deep impression on the reporter. After just three months of beating and honing by the recruit company, they have successfully transformed from a local college student to a qualified soldier. (End)
Source: China News Network