What did you do when you were a soldier for two years? . A former soldier came in to talk.

I don't know which arm you mean. My two-year army basically worked in the office, delivering newspapers, writing reports, answering phones, shopping and so on. I have little training and can't even play military boxing. Let me tell you something about it. After joining the army, you joined the new corps. Some places are called the new corps company, which is mainly some basic queue training+slightly high-intensity physical training and learning. After 2-3 months, you will be divided into units. The different tasks of each unit determine different jobs. For example, the place where you are assigned is a decomposition, or a bridge, then what you do every day is training and patrolling the line. If you are assigned to a service camp, some companies in this camp are car companies, then your job at work every day is to wait for other units to use the car when you need it, and your job is to be a driver. Or repair things, or carry a bag every day to repair water, electricity and heating for other units, or your studio door, then going to work every day is to stand guard. This is the same as in the local area. All walks of life have everything, and big bases have everything. Maybe you will be assigned to a service station, sell things in a canteen, or sell tickets in a bathhouse. The most painful thing is being assigned to a freight yard, loading and unloading things every day, or engineers building roads and blasting tunnels, which is no different from the migrant workers you see on the construction site. On Sunday, I wash clothes, play basketball and watch movies. The only difference with local migrant workers is that everything I do is a group, and everything I do is for your class to walk together, so it is basically impossible to act alone. Now you should probably understand. Another possibility is that you go to the field army or the armed police force, and then the daily content is training, and you will go out to perform tasks. All handmade, plus points.