Eighteen-year-old Lin Ye bid farewell to the small town in the south of the Yangtze River and plunged into the scorching sun of the northern military camp.
From the unevenly stacked tofu cubes to the gun barrels that pierce the enemy at any time; from the rookie recruits who are holding back the whole class to the leading special operations soldiers who charge forward. The sweat of the recruit company, the polishing of the infantry company, the tempering of Devil Zhou, and the persistence of the border line. He crawled and rolled in the mud, faced life and death in front of the gun, and shouldered the test again and again with his comrades.
Quenched into steel, strong bones into sharp edges. Wearing a camouflage military uniform, he has always been a soldier. This is an epic story of the growth of an ordinary soldier and a passionate group portrait of contemporary soldiers.
Purpose: to show the responsibility and perseverance of contemporary soldiers, to write about the growth and comradeship in the passionate military camp, and to interpret the original intention and responsibility of soldiers to protect their families and country.