I 14 years old. I don't study. I want to be a soldier when I grow up. I don't want to study all day. I want to go to the sports school to exercise myself first. Sports school is the same as school.

I was a soldier, special police, and I was demobilized this year, man. I was a soldier when I was a soldier, and the Wenchuan earthquake moved me. Really, when you were a soldier, you must regret not studying hard, just as you especially missed the time of middle school and primary school in high school.

As a soldier, you have to observe discipline and write political education. I once joked with my comrades-in-arms, "I have to have courage to get into college." (The recruits recited the regulations until twelve o'clock)

Of course, if you go to those undisciplined troops, you may not need these, but do you think it makes sense to go there? I have learned nothing since I became a soldier. Everything depends on money and relationships.

Let me tell you about our physical exercise every morning. You can stick to it and then consider becoming a soldier, or you can study hard.

Get up in the morning, five kilometers, and then run back for three 400 runs, 50 push-ups, frog jump 50 meters, duck step 50 meters, 100 sprint.

If you want to try, bite the bullet and run five kilometers, then take a five-minute break, run 400 (not jogging, but sprinting, at least once) and do push-ups. A group of 50 people can't do it, a group of 30 or 20 people can do it, and a group of three or two people can do it, and then jump frog jump+duck step back to the far point and run again 100 meter, which is also three or two groups.

If you have time, try standing still or sitting still for two hours.

If you insist on these things, then I support you to join the army. After you become a soldier, you should train hard and strive to improve your military quality. However, you'd better finish high school, because being a cadre requires a lot of academic qualifications, and it is difficult to do a job with low academic qualifications.