What do soldiers think of death?

I'm Broad Tang Tang. Let me share my opinion:

As the saying goes, you regret being a soldier for three years, but you regret not being a soldier for a lifetime. I think only those who have served in the army will have real feelings.

First of all, I think it should be a great honor for a soldier to face death squarely. The duty of a soldier is to defend his country and die on the battlefield, but the war is cruel and the dead on the battlefield are inevitable. From the most primitive society, people fought by force for food and territory.

It can be said that from ancient times to the present, where there is interest dispute, there is armed struggle. Later, with the progress of society, the weapons of struggle between them began to improve gradually. It has brought more extensive and serious casualties. With the war, a professional fighter was born.

The army is an organization with extremely strong collective consciousness. In this group, there is only "we" and no "I". Behind you are people who eat, sleep and fight with you. Especially when soldiers face the fear of death, fighting with their comrades in the group will produce group psychology, and they will feel that they have integrated into the group and overcome their fears. Even after death, their value can be realized in group goals and in the country and nation.

Therefore, soldiers are worthy of our respect!