In the late Warring States period, ordinary Guizhou leaders (common people) were inspired by the "military merit system" of the Qin Dynasty. They grew from recruits who were forced to serve to hundreds of generals (centurions) who had experienced hundreds of battles. In the baptism of blood and fire, they understood that "military merit is not only a step to change destiny, but also the responsibility to protect the country and the country." They completed the growth and transformation from "survivors" to "guardians".