Do you know why even soldiers don’t want to be assigned to the cooking class?

1. The cooking class is hard work. After all, cooking is a very hard job. You have to get up at 4-5 o'clock in the morning. Kneading a large dough that can be eaten by hundreds of people weighs dozens of kilograms. The physical exertion may be even greater than that of an ordinary infantryman.

2. Being a cook does not have access to advanced technology and equipment, and the grown man is unwilling to hang around the pot all day long. Moreover, when I say that I am going out to serve others, there is always some ideological obstacle.

3. It is easy to become the target for comrades to vent their emotions. It is a common practice for many people to scold the cook when they are full. At this time, the cook also expressed that he was aggrieved.

4. Superiors often conduct surprise assessments on cooking classes. The honor of the entire company depends on you, and the pressure is high. Moreover, the assessment itself is a physical and mental test, and many people don't want to go.