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However, for the "Great Ming Yulin Step", there are no corresponding historical records or documentary materials to prove that this is the pace of the Ming Dynasty, let alone "orthodox". Therefore, this so-called "Daming Yu Lin Bu" is actually a kind of fake history, and can even be said to be misleading propaganda.
The wide dissemination of this kind of propaganda on the Internet not only caused the audience to misunderstand history, but also had a negative effect on the construction and promotion of national self-confidence. From the step itself, this "Daming Yulin Step" is characterized by large and heavy footsteps, giving people a sense of strength and majesty as a whole.
But from the point of view of practical application, this pace is not very suitable for the needs of modern warfare. Modern warfare has moved away from the dueling approach to a greater emphasis on rapid deployment and mobility. In this case, speed and agility became important factors in determining the outcome of the battle.
And the "Daming Yulin Step" is difficult to meet the needs of modern warfare because each step requires a lot of time and energy. In this case, we need to maintain respect and rationality for history.
History is a precious asset, and we need to learn about history through study and research, not cover up or make up for our shortcomings through forgery and distortion. At the same time, we also need to recognize the needs of modern warfare and constantly innovate and improve military technology and tactics to cope with the ever-changing war situation and challenges.
In short, for this kind of "Daming Yulin Step" propaganda, we need to be cautious and rational, and we cannot blindly pursue or be gullible. We need to understand history through study and research, and at the same time, we need to constantly innovate and improve to adapt to the needs of modern warfare. Only in this way can a balance be found between preserving history and addressing challenges.
Although the United States canceled the positive step, the US military still focused on queue training and standardized movements. The actions of the Taiwanese military salute soldiers are the product of the integration of different cultural and historical backgrounds.
Taiwan was once colonized by Japan, and Japan's colonial period in Taiwan had a profound impact on Taiwan's etiquette culture, which is one of the reasons why the movements of Taiwanese military salutes are similar to those of Japanese Self-Defense Forces.
In addition, in 1949, after the defeat of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party in the civil war, the Kuomintang government withdrew to Taiwan and established the Taiwan regional government, in order to distinguish it from the mainland government and strengthen the sense of national identity, the government decided to revive the etiquette culture, set up honor guards, ceremonial soldiers and other teams, on the National Day, military parades and other occasions, to show Taiwan's image and strength.
This is one of the reasons why the Taiwanese military pays attention to etiquette and standardized actions. In general, military honor guards in different countries and cultural backgrounds have different styles and forms of movement, but they are all designed to show the might and combat effectiveness of the army, and also symbolize the historical and cultural background of each country.
Taiwan's three military honor garrisons perform ceremonial duties at Cihu Mausoleum, Daxi Mausoleum, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, and other places, which are divided into different groups and rotated every six months. However, in fact, the pace of the Taiwanese military's three-service honor corps was based on the honor guard movements of the US military when it was created, and some Peking Opera techniques were added to form a unique Taiwan military movement.
Over the past decade, they have also made some adjustments, but from the 90-degree angle of the straight swing arm, the turning body and the foot action, and the gun maneuver, we can clearly see the shadow of the American military and the British positive step.
Therefore, it is very difficult to understand that this kind of step is called "Daming Yulin Step", and the "Daming Yulin Step" in this statement is actually a misspelling of "Daming Yulin Step", probably to express that this step comes from the Ming Dynasty Imperial Forest Army.
However, neither in the official history nor in the wild history, there is no record of this slightly middle-level "Daming Yu Linbu". This basically nonsense answer may be the source of information for many marketing numbers. With the rapid development of the mainland, this so-called "Daming Yulin Bu" remarks that insist on sticking to Taiwan have become more and more unacceptable to the market.
People's desire for true history and facts is getting stronger, and their resistance to false propaganda and misinterpretation is also increasing. When facing historical issues, we should treat them with an objective, truthful and scientific attitude to avoid misleading and confusing the public.
In Taiwan, the Tri-Services Honor Corps is a very important honor guard, and they are responsible for maintaining the ceremonies and image of the army. In addition to the garrison tasks in Cihu Mausoleum, Daxi Mausoleum, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and other places, they also participated in important national ceremonies and activities, demonstrating the majesty and discipline of the army.
The training of the three military honor corps is very rigorous, they have to master precise steps, neat queues and skilled ceremonial movements. These training requirements not only improve the discipline awareness and execution ability of the team members, but also demonstrate the strength and professionalism of the Taiwan military. In addition to its military tasks, the Tri-Services Honor Corps also undertakes support and services for public events.
They participate in various celebrations, ceremonies and parades, adding a solemn and solemn atmosphere to Taiwanese society. Their wonderful performances and skillful movements are loved and appreciated by people. However, in Taiwan and around the world, the honor guard has been subject to a certain degree of controversy and criticism.
Some see their existence as a waste of resources and manpower that could be used for other, more meaningful things. However, as part of the army, the presence and tasks of honor guards are in line with the image building of the army and the needs of national ceremonial etiquette. They not only represent the honor of Taiwan's military, but also an important part of the country's image.
To sum up, the honor team of the three services of the Taiwan military plays an important role in performing ceremonial duties. Their steps and movements are carefully trained and adjusted, and although there are some external influences, they still show the professionalism and strength of the Taiwanese military.
The correct understanding of history and facts is very important, and we should look at and evaluate everything from an objective, truthful and scientific perspective.
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