Over the past 19 years, more than 700 college students from this university have joined the military
2024-08-14
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In the eyes of teachers, they are students, 20-year-olds who have no experience in the world; but in the fiery military camp, they are fearless college student soldiers! The reporter learned from Beijing University of Chemical Technology that since 2005, more than 700 college students from the university have entered the military camp.
From August 3 to 9, teachers and students from Beijing University of Chemical Technology went to Yadong, Linzhi and other places in Tibet to visit seven college students who had joined the army. Since 2016, 21 college students from the university have successively served in Tibet from the capital.
After traveling for more than 5 hours from Lhasa, crossing more than 460 kilometers of plateau snow-capped mountains, and passing through a muddy and winding path, everyone finally arrived at the target station. The predecessor of the stationed troops was the "battle model" Red 9th Company that came out of Jinggang Mountain and gave birth to the "three no" spirit.
Beijing University of Chemical Technology organizes teachers and students to visit serving college student soldiers
Lu Jianyang, a student serving in the military at the School of Economics and Management, has cracked and deformed nails
When the teachers held the hands of Lu Jianyang, a student serving in the military, they could not help but burst into tears. His once tender hands were now covered with calluses and scars, his fingernails were cracked and deformed, and there were scabs of blood and dirt between his fingers.Cracked and deformed nails, also known as "nail pitting", are one of the reactions to lack of oxygen in the plateau. The physical changes that amazed the teachers were nothing in Lu Jianyang's eyes.
Counselor Cao Yang applies moisturizer to the chapped fingers of Lu Jianyang, a military student serving in the army
"Our school has always deeply understood that selecting college students with high comprehensive qualities to join the army is an important means for the army to improve its personnel structure, improve the quality of its personnel, and implement the strategy of strengthening the army with talents." A relevant person in charge of the Armed Forces Department of Beijing University of Chemical Technology introduced that since 2005, more than 700 college students have successively entered the military camp from the Beijing University of Chemical Technology campus.
In order to increase the sense of honor and mission of those who enlisted in the army, the school specially invited parents and teachers of students to put red flowers on them at the departure ceremony, and organized classmates to take photos and hug each other to say goodbye.
The school invites parents of military service students to come to the school to give red flowers to the military service students who are about to go to war.
From the Baihaba Border Defense Company, the first outpost in the northwest, to the front line of combating drug trafficking and smuggling on the China-Myanmar border, from the turbulent South China Sea defense line, to the Northeast Plain with white mountains and black waters, to the high-altitude, cold and oxygen-deficient snowy plateau... Wherever the college student soldiers go, the school teachers follow them to visit the students. "Send the soldiers away, but never let go", this is the promise that the school has been committed to fulfilling for more than ten years.
Among the teachers and students who went to Tibet to observe the soldiers, three had military experience. "We returned to the 'Blowing Horn Company Camp' and lived, ate and trained with the soldiers on the front line of the border defense in the high altitude and oxygen-deficient environment. This is another kind of education for teachers," said Wang Zilin, who once served in a unit of the Joint Logistics Support Force and is now a part-time cadre of the school's armed forces department.
Among all the methods of conscription propaganda and mobilization, the most vivid and powerful propaganda content is for college student soldiers to achieve good development themselves and play a role model.
Not long ago, good news came from two serving students: Chen Di, a serving student from the School of Life Sciences, was successfully admitted to the Army Engineering University, and Wang Ziyi, a serving student from the School of Materials Science and Engineering in the same unit, was successfully admitted to the National University of Defense Technology.
