Huang Liming's feat shows the true color behind it.

The role of Jason Wu as an elite Hong Kong soldier.

At the moment when the Grenade was about to explode, Huang Liming dealt with it scientifically and decisively, saving his comrades and himself.

Zhang Shibo, commander of the troops stationed in Hong Kong, praised Huang Liming as a bloody soldier with courage, strategy and courage, which embodies the martial character of a "elite soldier stationed in Hong Kong".

Bloody, the beauty of soldiers; Jason Wu is the soul of a soldier. Huang Liming stepped forward at the critical moment, which was his long-awaited rise.

In order to complete the public lion dance performance in the May 1 ST military camp, Huang Liming rehearsed over and over again with a 37-degree heat and a lion's head weighing 30 pounds. Once down, the whole person looks as if he had just been fished out of the water. On the day of the performance, the lion dance team he led won the warmest applause from Hong Kong people. On this day, he had a high fever of nearly 40 degrees.

Compared with the entrepreneurial spirit of "rainy days and sunny days, one day and two days, and the night is daytime" in the early days of the establishment of our troops stationed in Hong Kong, these are nothing. That's right. Huang Liming regards every challenge as self-transcendence.

On July 1 day, 2007, the Hong Kong Garrison celebrated the anniversary of its return to China 10. The officers and men of the armed forces in Hong Kong who put on their new military uniforms for the first time were heroic and were reviewed. At this point, Huang Liming's heart is full of passion. He knows that now the eyes of the whole world are focused on here. The leader's review and the world's attention are a kind of praise and an expectation. We are expected to perform Hong Kong's defense tasks with superb martial arts.

It is an eternal task for soldiers to practice martial arts. It is doomed that soldiers must cultivate their martial moral character, temper their excellent skills and lay a solid foundation for their dedication to their mission.

Huang Liming knows very well that as a soldier stationed in Hong Kong, he must be examined by the eyes of the world, and the image of being strong inside and good outside is his foundation.

The army that can learn the most today is the army that can win the most victories tomorrow. The panic of skills made Huang Liming avidly dabble in a wide range. He delved deeply into the classic war cases of ancient and modern China and foreign countries, the forward-looking thinking of information warfare, and the global integration strategy of great powers. Hong Kong is full of innovative thinking, precise standards and strict awareness of law enforcement. He actively absorbs and integrates into the company's education management.

Comrades said that in Huang Liming, the shadows of Li Yunlong in Bright Sword and Yu Zecheng in Lurking flashed by: a brave and wise man. In Huang Liming's view, the brave are fearless and the wise are not confused. Modern soldiers should have both the heroism of chivalrous men and the courage of schemers.

Bitter body, more bitter brain. Huang Liming often tells a story to officers and men: The apple falling from the tree was not hit by one person, but only one thinker had an epiphany and discovered the law of gravity. Why? Think, think, think again!

Being a knowledgeable, intelligent and innovative soldier is not only an inevitable requirement for building an information-based army, but also a strong call for winning an information-based war. To this end, Huang Liming has been committed to practice.

When he was transferred as the captain of the squad leader's backbone training team, Huang Liming felt a heavy responsibility: to bring a first-term commanding sergeant, which affected a number of troops stationed in Hong Kong and the combat effectiveness foundation of the entire troops stationed in Hong Kong.

If you are afraid of hardship and fatigue, you will not be a monitor. As soon as the new students joined the team, Huang Liming took the lead in shouting this slogan. Nearly 30 years old, he is fighting with a group of boys ten years younger than himself in the training ground. A few months later, 1 10 trained backbone was tempered into steel. After taking up their new jobs, the person they want to thank most is the gold medal coach Huang Liming.

At the deeds report meeting, Huang Liming's speech caused a strong buzz among officers and men: there were early warning aircraft on the clouds, nuclear submarines in the depths of the tide, rattlesnakes lurking under the garden, and ground-to-air hidden in the grass. We have a hundred reasons to be prepared for danger in times of peace, but there is no excuse to enjoy peace.

Being in Hong Kong, I look at the world and miss my motherland. Huang Liming has always maintained an enterprising attitude, wrote about Jason Wu's wonderful life in the preparation and practice of fierce military struggle, and completed Hongkong's special defense mission.