The Olive Green Years, from Private to General

The Olive Green Years: From Private to General Introduction This book is adapted from the forty-six-year real military career of a former armed police chief, and restores the legendary journey of a peasant boy who was trained from a private soldier to a major general of the Republic since the armed police was reestablished in 1983. The book reproduces the bone-grinding training of the new recruit company, the snowy sentry post in Tiananmen Square, the life-and-death front line of flood fighting and rescue operations, the hail of bullets and bullets in border anti-narcotics, and the critical responsibilities from grassroots soldiers to the command center. Every page is full of real passion and sincerity. This is not only the personal memoir of a general, but also the collective memory of a generation of armed police officers and soldiers, demonstrating the spirit of "always ready to fight and swear to sacrifice for the country." I would like to dedicate this book to all veterans and pay tribute to every defender of the Republic who protects the mountains and rivers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.