1. The army is not as free as you think. The squad leader in the army will not coax you as a child, nor will he reason with you like a teacher. Once there, you have to learn to handle things on your own and don't always try to get someone to help.
2. When you first enter the barracks, you may feel that everything is so unfamiliar. You have to get up early every day and do manual work, so it's normal to be uncomfortable at the beginning, don't feel like you're an exception, you have to carry it if you can't bear it.
3. In the army, the most uncomfortable thing is not the physical fatigue, but the loneliness and loss in the heart. My former friends and family are not around, and I can't use the previous way of decompression. This kind of mental suffering is more unbearable than physical tiredness.
4. Remember, don't be a deserter! This kind of behavior of yours may make your parents look up in front of your relatives, and it may also affect the future of your offspring.
5. It's easy to get things wrong in the army, so don't forget to mark your personal belongings.
6. In the army, the hierarchy system is very strict, you have to learn to respect your superiors, but also learn how to get along with your subordinates, which is a big test of your interpersonal skills.
7. During military training, you may feel that the instructors are too strict with you, but remember that their strictness is to allow you to survive on the battlefield and to protect you, so please understand them.
8. In the army, you may encounter a lot of unfair things, but remember that there is no absolute fairness in this world, what you need to do is accept it and try to change what you can.
9. Physical training is a part of army life, and you may find it painful, but remember that it is exercising your body and your will, and only by passing these can you become a real soldier.
10. In the Army, you may encounter a lot of difficulties, but remember that difficulties are a catalyst for growth, and you can only truly grow if you go through them.
11. In the Army, you may lose some freedom, but remember that freedom always comes at a price, and you lose it now so that you can better protect the people you want to protect in the future.
12. In the Army, you may feel that time flies slowly, but remember that this is an exercise in your patience and also in your perseverance, and only by passing these can you become a better version of yourself.
13. In the Army, you may feel tired, but remember that being tired is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the motivation to move forward.
14. In the Army, you may feel bitter, but remember that suffering is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose your love of life.
15. In the Army, you may feel depressed, but remember that being depressed is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose hope for the future.
16. In the Army, you may feel lost, but remember that being lost is not scary, what is scary is that you lose the pursuit of your dreams.
17. In the Army, you may feel lonely, but remember that loneliness is not scary, what is scary is that you lose the value of your friends.
18. In the Army, you may feel helpless, but remember that helplessness is not scary, what is scary is that you lose faith in yourself.
19. In the Army, you may feel scared, but remember that being scared is not scary, what is scary is that you lose the face of your fear.
20. In the Army, you may feel miserable, but remember that pain is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the bearing of pain.
21. In the Army, you may feel tired, but remember that exhaustion is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the persistence of exhaustion.
22. In the Army, you may find it hard, but remember that hard work is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the enjoyment of hard work.
23. In the Army, you may find it tough, but remember that hard is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the challenge to the tough.
24. In the Army, you may feel miserable, but remember that hardship is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the ability to overcome hardship.
25. In the Army, you may feel like a twist, but remember that twists and turns are not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the leap over the twists and turns.
26. In the Army, you may feel frustrated, but remember that setbacks are not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the victory over setbacks.
27. In the Army, you may feel like a failure, but remember that failure is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the acceptance of failure.
28. In the Army, you may feel hopeless, but remember that despair is not terrible, what is terrible is that you have lost the resistance to despair.
29. In the Army, you may feel disappointed, but remember that disappointment is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the overcoming of disappointment.
30. In the Army, you may feel defeated, but remember that setbacks are not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose victory over setbacks.
31. In the Army, you may feel confused, but remember that confusion is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the solution to your confusion.
32. In the Army, you may feel distressed, but remember that distress is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the solution to your trouble.
33. In the Army, you may feel conflicted, but remember that contradictions are not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the resolution of the contradictions.
34. In the Army, you may feel hesitant, but remember that hesitation is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose the resolution of your hesitation.
35. In the Army, you may feel like struggling, but remember that struggling is not scary, what is scary is that you lose the resolution of your struggle.
36. In the Army, you may feel tangled, but remember that tangles are not scary, what is scary is that you lose the solution to the tangle.
37. In the army, you may feel hesitant, but remember that hesitation is not scary, what is scary is that you lose the solution to hesitation.
38. In the Army, you may feel lost, but remember that confusion is not scary, what is scary is that you lose the solution to the confusion.
39. In the Army, you may feel miserable, but remember that bitterness is not terrible, what is terrible is that you lose