One, ten years to grind a sword, ten years like one day, the sniper shoots through the glass gap of 1.5 cm. This kind of precision and endurance can't be achieved by one person casually. Soldiers, whether soldiers or soldiers, should always practice hard. It's ten years of training to sharpen a sword, and they will stick to it for ten years. They should be strict with themselves in all aspects of physical quality and psychological quality in order to be flexible in future drills or actual combat. The hardships and sweat behind this comeback are beyond our imagination.
Second, soldiers need to go through training that ordinary people can't imagine. Under normal circumstances, there must be a great gap between the physical and psychological qualities of normal people and soldiers, but in the army, the gap between soldiers and soldiers may be great, and it is even more difficult to become a smart and capable soldier. The required training is very hard, and besides physical training, psychological quality training, concentration, endurance, judgment, adaptability, endurance, thinking ability and reaction ability are all trained over and over again, so as to be different from ordinary people. And what we have paid in this process is not what most of us can imagine.
Third, they are respectable, but in private, being strict with themselves will make them better. For their abilities, they have to practice for a long time and train day after day to get a better and more satisfactory result, but it is more important for them to be strict in private, because they have high requirements and standards for themselves, and they will make greater efforts and shape stronger determination. It is in this way that we can be decisive, clean and tidy on the battlefield, and it is precisely because such a group of people stand behind the people and on the front line of the battlefield that we can have such a seemingly stable life.
To sum up, it is precisely because of these people that our life and society can be peaceful and stable. Pay tribute to these heroes. I wonder if you have different views on this? Welcome to add discussion, welcome to pay attention to questions!