Do recruits have to complete daily tasks when they arrive in the army? What is the unfinished punishment?

As the saying goes, one level presses one level. If you can't finish the task, that is, the monitor didn't finish the task assigned to him by the company commander. The company commander will definitely not give you a good look, and the monitor will naturally not give you a good look. As for the punishment that cannot be completed, it is rich and colorful. In this respect, our dear monitor has fully inherited the wisdom of our ancient people. I can give you some examples based on my own practical experience. Recruits have no special task, the only task is to make themselves a soldier. After joining the army, the first thing to do is to do your own housework. Have you ever seen a movie about life in a military camp? Quilts, clothes and daily necessities are neatly stacked. If not, even if the bristles of the toothbrush are not aligned with the cup handle, they will fall freely, go straight to the playground for a day trip, or throw them into the trash can and take them out for you after edifying. Then there is political education. From the day of the founding of the People's Liberation Army to the recent important leaders' speeches, we have to recite meetings and exams every week. What will happen if I fail the exam? If you fail the test, go ahead! Zama bu has nothing to do with memorizing theory, I still can't learn it! Then move a stool and March! Then obey. Back in those days, when I joined the army, the monitor called our class together and asked with a smile: What day is it today? A person scrambled to answer: blue! The monitor brushed it and kicked it away. One person said, white! The monitor knocked him down with one punch. The third man trembled and said, It's black. The monitor patted his face, and the smile on his face became stronger, saying, I am what I say! I'm short, in the back, and no one asks me. Later, I went back to the place to know that there was such a joke. I regret that I was greatly favored by the monitor when I knew it, so I bought humorous stories every issue. The third is discipline. Soldiers should look like soldiers! Otherwise, how can the people entrust the door of the motherland to you? In this way, it usually refers to military ability and discipline. If you sit, you have to stand, and the buttons of your military uniform should be buttoned. At that time, one of my comrades didn't button his collar, and a big snowball was thrown around his neck by the monitor. When I was a soldier in Baotou, the temperature was MINUS 20 degrees, and I saw his face was colorful, red and purple for a while. Eat first, and I'll tell you about the military training mission when I come back.