Have you ever felt the friendship of Xinjiang veterans before they left the army?

Of course, I have. Warship friendship is the purest feeling in the world, and it becomes more mellow with time, just like wine.

First, there are many sincere feelings in today's society, but some feelings can't last long, because most people will put their interests first when facing the actual situation. Only when they have experienced the military environment can their feelings be indestructible. Many people have heard a lyric that comrades-in-arms are like brothers. A group of young people have experienced all kinds of storms in the army together, and their feelings are pure. And when watching war movies, you will find that soldiers of any country, as long as they are comrades-in-arms.

Secondly, I remember that when I was a soldier, a comrade-in-arms was accidentally injured during the training of recruits, resulting in a broken leg. Directly sent to the hospital to rest for more than a month. At that time, comrades in our class visited him every day because they were worried about him. He was lying in bed injured and wanted to stand up to salute everyone, but he couldn't stand up because of a fracture. He just kept saying thank you to us in bed, and every time we would send it out to visit him collectively. Every time, I will find his eyes full of tears, but he has been controlling himself. In fact, each of us is not to listen to this thank you, but to let him rest at ease and then return to our big family to train together.

Third, although we haven't been in contact for a long time, the feelings cultivated in the training have given us an idea that as long as one person is absent from training, then we will feel empty in our hearts, which is also a strong feeling in the collective life of the army. Another year, when we were training in the winter, we accidentally lost the bag full of food, and there might be no food for the next week. Comrades in other classes knew about it and gave us their dry food directly. We were very touched at that time, and this only happened in the army.