The story of military training is 300 words.

I got on the bus home and left the barracks. N days of military training is over. When I look at the scenery that flies by outside the window, I will unconsciously think of my N-day experience. My mood also fluctuates with the uneven road surface. I have worked so hard and tired, what have I got?

I met many of our classmates there, and I was very happy about it. The bar owner also saw the fairy tale of late autumn ~!

In these n days, I know myself.

Hard training can temper one's will. For a child like me who has excellent living conditions and has never left his parents since childhood, military training is an excellent exercise opportunity. In the military camp, hard training made me physically tired and had no time to take care of other things. Even if the blisters under your feet have worn out, you have to bear the pain of training. One hour, two hours, even a few hours, all repeat the same training content, and everyone will be very tired. But I can only whisper in my mind that I am tired.

The duty of a soldier is to obey. It is also a test for me who is exhausted physically and mentally. From the first day of military training, I tried to adapt to the life here and the lifestyle here. N days is too short for me to learn more. Although I didn't learn to adapt, I learned to persist.

Only in suffering can human beings truly know themselves. Indeed, military training gave me such an opportunity. I realized my shortcomings and shortcomings, and I also saw my strengths. Military training also gave me time to think about my life and made me understand a lot of truth. If a person is suffering, then his thoughts are the most rational at this time; When this man faces the challenge, he will be fearless and go forward bravely.

If a person has withstood the test of military life, there is no difficulty in getting in touch with this person; Being a soldier is hard, but it is of great significance to life. "Although I only attended N days of military training, I may not have many opportunities to experience military life in the future, but I want to say that I understand my father's intentions and his expectations of me.

I always complain during military training: time seems to be "one day is like ten years"; The body seems to be suffering from "how steel is tempered"; The instructor is as cold as "blue freezing point" ... but now looking back on the 10 days of military training, I feel how naive the previous troubles were. Military training is a baptism of self, a turning point from youth to youth, and a challenge to self!