When will you go to school to visit the families of martyrs?

First, the Spring Festival and the August 1st Army Day.

For us veterans, it is a very good time to carry out such visits and condolences. Spring Festival is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation, and Army Day is a festival for our people's army. Therefore, on the eve of the Spring Festival and Army Day in August, it is very necessary for some of our retired soldiers, especially those who enjoy some regular pensions and living allowances, or who have made outstanding contributions and have difficult families. Of course, you can also hold some condolence talks, or send a little reminder message, or send some regular information anyway, such as daily necessities, which is very simple and also a kind of condolence.

The second is to celebrate birthdays for key special care recipients over 70 years old.

At present, in rural towns, especially in rural areas, there are old-age subsidies and old-age condolences for such elderly people over 80 years old. Then, we can express our condolences to the key special care recipients and some veterans who enjoyed some key preferential policies at the age of 70. It doesn't need to be complicated. You can have a birthday cake or a birthday present. It is simple to organize the service stations for retired soldiers at the grassroots township street level with village community cadres. How much can it cost? Let these entitled groups feel the care and warmth of the country.

Third, when active servicemen are rewarded for meritorious service and discharged from the army.

At this time, it is very festive to offer a condolence. Needless to say, beating gongs and drums, giving out bonuses and giving away the brand of Hero's House can actually hold some activities to welcome and bid farewell to active service. The army is farewell, and the place is welcome.

I saw retired soldiers coming out of the station in Longchang, Sichuan, and the local veterans affairs department organized a special person to meet them. Walking out of the station, a volunteer sent a bunch of flowers directly to the retired soldier to help him take the box away. It was raining outside, and people even gave an umbrella to the retired soldiers. Being sent to the army and coming back happily after retirement is also an obligation to protect the country and defend the country. It is also a comrade-in-arms to be able to engage in these condolence activities when you come back from the army.