When we accumulate new experiences, we should record them immediately and write an article about them to enrich our thoughts. I believe many people will find it difficult to write the experience. Here are 350 words I collected for you to write about your experience in military training. You are welcome to study for reference. I hope it helps you.
Experience in writing military training: 350 words, 1, tears, happiness and bitterness are all five flavors. Military training has washed away a lot of ups and downs, and I also want to remember that life in these military trainings will be a wonderful memory in my life.
On the day of military training, I regarded myself as a soldier in the army. Here, orders are absolute obedience, and there is a discipline called absolute strictness. Although there are rules and regulations, people are trained to be upright, just like China's Chinese characters, which are horizontal and vertical, frank and powerful. There is no personal charm here, only the power of unity. There is no euphemistic voice here, but there is a proud ileum.
Although the days of military training are bitter, you can taste the thick taste like coffee. I feel useless, but it tests me and keeps me going. Victory will eventually belong to those who have faith. Standing in a military posture every day, I feel that time is no longer time, although my legs are sour and I am replaced by a straight body. Every persistence will make me transcend my feelings. I have had a rain shower with oblique wind and drizzle, but it didn't wet my fiery heart. There was direct sunlight in the hot summer, but I didn't get as persistent as tanning skin. If there is no such training, I will feel that every moment of rest will become a charity, which is a real "luxury" compared with my usual leisure time. The military posture shows the elegance of soldiers, and also shows the beauty of grief and anger, firm heart, stiff bones and proud days, and a proud smile. You will find Changhong very imposing. If youth is a fine product, then military posture is beauty.
Write 350 words about military training. The military training for one week is finally over. After this military training, I found that the instructors in junior high school military training are stricter than those in primary school.
On Monday, our instructor taught us the posture of standing at attention first, but all the primary schools learned it, so I don't think it is necessary ... So, a week passed, but on the whole, all the primary schools learned the content of this military training.
Although this military training is all about military training in primary schools, the instructors are stricter than those in primary schools. I still remember that one or two speakers in our class were heard by the instructor. He was a little angry and punished our class for doing one hundred push-ups. When I was nearly forty, almost two-thirds of the class couldn't hold on, and I couldn't do it anymore. The instructor took a look and fined us half an hour, and then a speaker added five minutes. It took us nearly an hour that time!
This military training is not only hard, but also very rewarding. Through this military training, I really realized what team spirit is, such as rows of urgent marches, which require teamwork. If you don't cooperate, you will go your separate ways, so how chaotic the whole formation will be! I also learned patience, because the most important thing for a soldier is to learn patience, which will overcome his impetuous character.
Although this military training is very bitter, there are also many gains.
After trying for a long time yesterday, we were not so afraid of military training. Many students still regard military training as a pleasure. In fact, instructors are not very easy to get along with, and getting along with us is like a big friend: military training is not a "coolie", and there is still time to rest after practicing for a while! Now that I think about it, instructor Tang's straight face, crooked mouth, fingers playing at us, and the neat footsteps of "one, two, one" ringing here are all so kind and lovely. In a blink of an eye, the military training of the next day was over again. This day is a day that I will never forget, and it is also a day that I will benefit from all my life.
There is a saying: "Without norms, there would be no Fiona Fang." You should be disciplined in class, in sports and consciously in public, not to mention in the army. When instructor Tang met us, he said, "An army, if all the soldiers are laughing and fighting, what kind of army is it?" What kind of war is it? " Military training also meets this necessary rule. Without orders, don't move, don't talk nonsense, don't squint, and shout "report" for everything.
Traditionally, the first lesson in military training is to stand in a military posture, and most students can meet the requirements of instructors-only a few people will be taught "hmm" when they are still. Standing, my forehead suddenly itches. I wanted to scratch, but when I was standing in the military posture, I didn't even have to scratch. I moved it myself, which affected everyone. Although I know this, I still can't stop the itchy attack. The desire to scratch is getting stronger and stronger. I repeatedly let my muscles move instead of scratching, but the more I move, the more itchy I get. The instructor began to pay attention. I forgot, there was nothing I could do at once.
I feel wronged, isn't it just scratching? As for it? If this is not allowed, then people will not live!
I've been thinking about it since I got home, and suddenly I realized that I was wrong. Itching, what a small thing, even itching can't help, what an incompetent performance! If a soldier is scratched in battle, he may be killed by the enemy. On the battlefield, time is life, even if it is 1 second. Isn't that what we do in military training? I can't help but itch and say "good military training"!
I deeply reflected that discipline is a kind of prison, which holds all your bad habits. If you can't sleep, what's the "discipline"? Today, I learned to "observe discipline". How common is this, but how many people can do it? How many people really abide by it? I will always remember this word, these two rhetorical questions, and use them to constantly encourage myself.
Three years of junior high school passed quickly. After the senior high school entrance examination, we went forward again and entered the high school campus. Unfamiliar campus environment, unfamiliar classmates, unfamiliar teachers, everything is strange, and so is military training.
The first class in high school is not in a comfortable classroom, but in an enthusiastic playground. For those of us who live under the wings of our parents, this is undoubtedly a great test, forcing us to break away from the relaxed summer life, participate in strict training, accept the baptism of the sun and face the test alone.
At the beginning of military training, the students were full of energy, full of curiosity about military training and full of expectations for this new group. I still had this novelty two days ago, and there were not many complaints. On the third and fourth days, everyone began to complain, complaining that the standing posture was very tired and complaining that the sun was very sunny. Every moment, they are looking forward to the phrase "all companies will organize parties and prepare dinner" after the whistle. The laughter between classes every day has already been printed in everyone's heart. Slowly, the heart began to change unconsciously.
The word' military training', which sounds creepy, has brought us to a brand-new mental journey. Although military training makes us feel tired, we are proud of ourselves. We are proud of our sweat in the hot summer and our perseverance in overcoming challenges in stormy weather. Looking back on every day of military training, I smiled casually, thinking about all kinds of interesting password sounds of instructors, all kinds of bright smiling faces in military green, and the domineering of our slogan. These are the best memories of my life. Although I didn't get the pennant in the end, I want to say that what military training brought me is more important than this pennant. The pennant only represents a temporary honor, but what I really remember will accompany my life. The pennant represents the recognition of the school. Although our standing posture may not be as good as their military posture, our marching may not be as neat as theirs, and our marching may not be as beautiful as theirs, I can confidently say that what we feel in this military training is that. Dare to say so, not courage, but unity in our company, at least in my opinion, our fifth company is the best!
We have just entered high school, and military training makes freshmen and teachers familiar and trust each other; Accustomed to being spoiled, we understand absolute obedience here; We are immersed in our desks, and it is because of this that we learned to persist; And the body and mind, naturally in this transitional period, are influenced by military training and become more and more mature. In fact, language description is often weak. It is because compared with the irreplaceable actual effect, the excitement brought by our inner growth due to military training is hard to describe in words. I believe that every student will always remember and appreciate this military training summer camp and all the wonderful changes it has brought us.
Experience in writing military training: 350 words, 5 growing up in military training.
Under the scorching sun, we have no complaints.
In the sweat, we never back down.
Standing on the military training ground, we are doomed to March forward.
We, standing at the crossroads of life, are destined to share joys and sorrows.
Life always needs a little test. And military training is an indispensable part of this life journey. Even if we are exhausted, we still insist on gritting our teeth; Even in the hot summer, we still stand upright. Because we stand on the battlefield as soldiers. Because, we firmly believe that the elites of the times need such a test.
Really, in this short military training, I learned a lot and realized a lot. I saw a moving sight that I had never seen before. I heard a cry I had never heard before. I know, something I didn't know before.
Thanks to our most lovely tutor! I know that the seemingly severe reprimand is actually an indoctrination. Thanks to our most United comrades! I know those differences are for the benefit of the whole. Thanks to our most active logistics staff and teachers! I know, that glass of water is the encouragement of love. Thank you!
This military training really gave me a lot. This wonderful life journey has made me grow a lot. Persistence is victory, unity is strength, learn to be grateful ... these words that were casually said before have become so profound and firm at the moment. I am confident that such growth will accompany my life and drive me to keep moving forward!