Watching Korean TV, I find that Korean soldiers will shout: loyalty when they salute! Or: win! Is there any source of this?

This has always been the slogan of the Korean army and a way to cultivate fighting spirit.

"Unity" is the slogan of the Korean army, which is similar to the slogan inside our army. For example, "Serve the people" shouted during the military parade represents the tradition handed down by the army.

The various services of the Korean Army gradually formed their own unique slogans, including "unity", "loyalty" and "winning", which showed the unique mental outlook of the army.

Korean soldiers shouting slogans while saluting are actually a way to cultivate the fighting spirit. Throughout the world, although military forces rarely salute like North Korean soldiers, they all have their own ways and means to strengthen the "soft power" construction of military soul cultivation and maintain the fine tradition and style of the army.

This culture is also reflected in Korean dramas.

20 16 With the popularity of the Korean drama Descendants of the Sun, the soldier played by Song Joong Ki is not only of high value, but also of patriotism and sacrifice. He was fearless in the face of danger and went forward bravely, which touched many audiences. Defending the country is no longer a slogan, but a responsibility that dares to take responsibility.

Every time Song Joong Ki and his comrades salute, they shout the slogan of "unity". This particularly sensational detail also made many viewers interested in military etiquette.

The above content refers to Qianlong. Com- What do military etiquette in various countries mean?