Why do comrades regret being a soldier, but they yearn for army life?

It's like a sentence in Wolf Warriors: "You regret being a soldier for a year, but you regret not being a soldier all your life". I think this is a psychological portrayal of everyone. All boys have a military dream in their hearts, and I think any boy in military uniform feels particularly handsome. Sometimes when you see a soldier brother in the street, your eyes will light up. I think they are really handsome in military uniforms. This is the average soldier. Their brothers are even more handsome for the peacekeeping forces that defend the frontier and maintain world peace.

For boys, being a soldier may be a dream buried in their hearts since childhood. If you don't realize it, it is estimated that you will regret it in your life. Some people know that being a soldier is really not easy, not only hard but also lonely. However, they became soldiers without hesitation and fulfilled their obligation to serve the motherland. However, some boys know that being a soldier is very hard, so they try to avoid military service when they are in military service. I started self-mutilation, tattooing and piercing my ears just to keep the army from admitting it. Because they couldn't stand the pain, they finally took it to the grave.

My uncle used to be a soldier. I was sent to Sichuan by my grandmother because I didn't do business every day when I was young. It's so far away that one stay is three years. In these three years, his uncle began to resist and accepted to be a soldier. Until now, his uncle still feels like a soldier, and the clothes he wears every day are also related to soldiers. Moreover, people have joined the rescue team and made selfless contributions to the people. Maybe he did it to make up for the regret of not continuing to be a soldier. Just like there is a slogan in the back of my uncle's car: "A veteran never dies, he just withers". After reading this sentence, I feel really sorry, because the feeling of passion is beyond our ordinary people's understanding