The day Fu Han enlisted in the army as a national defense student at Qingzhou University, everyone thought he was crazy. Instead of putting aside a good future, I have to go to the western border where it is the bitterest place to eat sand.
It took him ten years to go from private to lieutenant, from border guard post to combined battalion command post. The back of my hand has cracked due to frostbite at the plateau sentry post, I have fallen into a dark ice crevice at the Nameless Mountain Pass, I have chased armed smugglers in the Yanbeibao Mine, and I have witnessed a torrent of steel during joint military exercises. Every promotion is not earned through years of hard work, but earned inch by inch in the wind, snow and gunpowder smoke.
Here are the Ten Thousand Ren Snow Peaks of the Karakoram, the extremely cold outposts at minus 40 degrees Celsius, and the canyon crosswinds that can overturn armored vehicles. There are shouting chants on the training ground, there are desperate battles between the Red Army and the Blue Army during exercises, and there are charges side by side with brother troops during cross-border joint military exercises.
There are even more comrades-in-arms who are better than flesh and blood. Han Zheng, a sports student born in a martial arts school, went from being a stupid young man who couldn't squeeze out his basketball uniform in the university water room to an iron-blooded company commander who could carry a company. Ji Zheng, a new recruit who almost fell into a crack in the ice, learned what it means to be "able to carry it" from Fu Han's wrist strength. Lao Qiu, a firearms technician who lost part of his index finger, used a laser communicator modified by forgetting sleep and food to suppress the interference from the opponent again and again in electronic warfare. There are also Gu Chao, Zhang Chuang, Song Yichen... These names are carved on the frozen soil of Cangya Mountain, harder than boundary stakes.
And brooding with the girl next door when he was a child - she is a military doctor at the Military Region General Hospital, and he is the acting company commander of the border defense company. After staying at their respective posts for many years, they reunited in the joint investigation team of the smuggling case. The one who fell down from the Qingzhou Family Courtyard
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This book is written close to reality. My high school classmate is a national defense student. When we occasionally chatted, he talked about his work and life at the border, so this book was written. I am not a full-time author, I just use my spare time to write books. I also hope that readers who like it can give me good reviews and free power generation for love. I also wish all readers good health and all their wishes come true.
From the writing of this book to the present, Fu Han spent countless windy and snowy nights at the sentry post in Cangya Mountain, and I accompanied him through countless late nights coding at the sentry post. Fu Han went from a national defense student at Qingzhou University to a border guard company commander, from a private to a corporal. I have just begun this journey of writing nearly 600,000 words. Some people say that military novels are difficult to write because they cannot just rely on passion and excitement to support the scene, but must be rooted in reality - what to do if supplies are cut off when the mountains are blocked by heavy snow, how to write encryption algorithms when communications are interfered with, and the weight of each sentence when confronting the opposite officer at the boundary stake. There is no room for fiction in these details. I had to look up information, read regulations, watch documentaries, and listen to classmates' descriptions. Sometimes I had to stay in technical forums for several days just to write a plot about communication encryption. But it was these details that turned Fu Han from a name on paper into a flesh-and-blood person.
During the creation process, the image of Fu Han became clearer and clearer in my mind - he was taciturn, but filled with fire in his heart; he never expressed his feelings easily, but his care for his comrades, brothers, and family were all reflected in his actions. Han Zheng's enthusiasm, Song Yichen's calmness, Qin Mu's uprightness, Cao Meng's roughness but subtlety, and Shen Yuan's delicate tenacity. These characters and the relationships between them give this book warmth. Every time I write about the scene of brothers holding hands, I will think of a sentence - the friendship between soldiers is not in the words, but in the hands, shoulders, and in those moments when each other does not need to say it but understands it.
Thank you to every reader who has continued to read. Your reminders and book reviews allowed me to hold on even when my eyelids were fighting in the middle of the night. This book is still very long, and Fu Han's journey has just begun. More stories of passion, more love, and more stories of protecting his family and country are yet to come. I hope to complete this journey with you all.
It is an excellent book. The author writes it in great detail. It is relatively true about the series of things that national defense students went through when they enlisted in the army, went to the border defense force, and experienced on the border. The author's writing style is also very good, and it also highlights the greatness of our people's soldiers. It has detailed life of border guards, which can better reflect their difficulties and hardships. Come on, author.
This book is written close to reality. My high school classmate is a national defense student. When we occasionally chatted, he talked about his work and life at the border, so this book was written. I am not a full-time author, I just use my spare time to write books. I also hope that readers who like it can give me good reviews and free power generation for love. I also wish all readers good health and all their wishes come true. From the writing of this book to the present, Fu Han spent countless windy and snowy nights at the sentry post in Cangya Mountain, and I accompanied him through countless late nights coding at the sentry post. Fu Han went from a national defense student at Qingzhou University to a border guard company commander, from a private to a corporal. I have just begun this journey of writing nearly 600,000 words. Some people say that military novels are difficult to write because they cannot just rely on passion and excitement to support the scene, but must be rooted in reality - what to do if supplies are cut off when the mountains are blocked by heavy snow, how to write encryption algorithms when communications are interfered with, and the weight of each sentence when confronting the opposite officer at the boundary stake. There is no room for fiction in these details. I had to look up information, read regulations, watch documentaries, and listen to classmates' descriptions. Sometimes I had to stay in technical forums for several days just to write a plot about communication encryption. But it was these details that turned Fu Han from a name on paper into a flesh-and-blood person. During the creation process, the image of Fu Han became clearer and clearer in my mind - he was taciturn, but filled with fire in his heart; he never expressed his feelings easily, but his care for his comrades, brothers, and family were all reflected in his actions. Han Zheng's enthusiasm, Song Yichen's calmness, Qin Mu's uprightness, Cao Meng's roughness but subtlety, and Shen Yuan's delicate tenacity. These characters and the relationships between them give this book warmth. Every time I write about the scene of brothers holding hands, I will think of a sentence - the friendship between soldiers is not in the words, but in the hands, shoulders, and in those moments when each other does not need to say it but understands it. Thank you to every reader who has continued to read. Your reminders and book reviews allowed me to hold on even when my eyelids were fighting in the middle of the night. This book is still very long, and Fu Han's journey has just begun. More stories of passion, more love, and more stories of protecting his family and country are yet to come. I hope to complete this journey with you all.
It is an excellent book. The author writes it in great detail. It is relatively true about the series of things that national defense students went through when they enlisted in the army, went to the border defense force, and experienced on the border. The author's writing style is also very good, and it also highlights the greatness of our people's soldiers. It has detailed life of border guards, which can better reflect their difficulties and hardships. Come on, author.
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