1,280 recruits from Taiyuan City set off for the military camp

On the afternoon of September 10, a farewell meeting for new recruits was held in the Taiyuan Workers' Cultural Palace Square in the provincial capital. 1,280 recruits from our city, wearing military uniforms and red flowers, set off for the military camp. Provincial Military Region Chiefs Leng Jiesong, Yu Jun, Wu Guozhi, Li Jing, and Xie Xinning, Municipal Party Committee Deputy Secretary and Mayor Geng Yanbo, and Taiyuan Guard District Chiefs Ren Yuhe and Zhang Wenguang attended the farewell ceremony.

Geng Yanbo said that the recruits bid farewell to their hometowns and relatives, and will soon rush to the military camp with the hope and trust of the people in their hometowns across the city to embark on a journey to defend the motherland and build national defense. He hoped that the recruits would study hard, develop excellent skills in the university of the People's Army, and strive to grow into qualified talents for both military and civilian purposes as soon as possible; they should keep their mission in mind, establish lofty ideals, adapt to military life as soon as possible, train hard, and contribute to national defense and Contribute to the leapfrog development of military construction and strive for honor for the people in our hometown. He also asked recruits and parents to rest assured that the party and government agencies at all levels will do their best to conscientiously implement various preferential care policies, properly solve the practical problems of military families, and create good conditions for the soldiers to serve with peace of mind.

Recruit representatives said that putting on the military uniform fulfilled their childhood dream of being a soldier and they would cherish the opportunity even more. In the melting pot of the army, we will strictly demand ourselves and become a qualified soldier as soon as possible. We must realize the value of life in the military camp and contribute to the dream of a strong military and the Chinese dream.