The lyrics of the song 'Farewell home, thousands of miles away, must strive for excellence again' have recently become popular on social media, resonating widely and touching the hearts of countless fighters. It is like an inner monologue of a wanderer who has left his hometown, as well as a sincere encouragement to the predecessors, opening people's hearts in the cold winter. In the comments section of related videos, many netizens shared their thoughts on leaving home: some people leave their hometowns to study and endure countless overnight stays in the laboratory; Someone shared their accumulated train tickets and extended them all the way from the small station in their hometown to the bustling city; Someone shared the scene of their parents bidding farewell from afar, tears welling up in their eyes... 'As a child, I aspire to leave my hometown and strive for a wider world,' which is the choice of many modern young people. 360 days a year, mostly on horseback. ”The military often encounters farewell events, and soldiers are most familiar with the feeling of parting. Resignation from home is even more common for soldiers. Saying goodbye to parents and rushing to the military camp not only means geographical distance, but also adds a heavy responsibility - guarding thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, guarding the lights of thousands of households. During the Qin Dynasty, the moon shone brightly, and during the Han Dynasty, the gates were closed. The people of the Long March, spanning thousands of miles, have yet to return. ”In the fierce frontier poems, the soldiers' lyricists have a tragic background. It is not only a farewell, but also an aspiration to "collect the fifty states of Guanshan" and a determination to "never return until Loulan is destroyed". Between the lines, personal emotions are fully integrated into the torrent of defending the country and the border, and the parting thoughts of the "self" are tempered into a great love for the mountains, rivers, and the country. Three foot sword of wind and dust, one military uniform of the country. ”If there is any difference in the resignation of soldiers, it is that they shoulder the noble mission of defending their country. Empty China Gate, they pilot fighter jets to protect the peace and harmony of the motherland; On the snowy plateau, they hold steel guns to guard the peaceful border; In the depths of the ocean, they control warships to defend the blue sea border; In the bustling city, they stick to their posts to ensure the safety of every household... Every figure who chooses to resign from their home embodies the noble sentiment of "sacrificing their small home for everyone". 'Leaving home for thousands of miles' is a choice without regrets; 'We must strive for excellence' is a firm commitment. Soldiers who know how to strive and work hard to achieve success have fiery blood, surging hearts, and high spirits. Those who rely on the strength of the army have their own strength. The more they face setbacks, the more they need to strive for strength; The more we overcome difficulties, the more we need to strive for excellence. Having achieved success and accomplishments is the most powerful way to strive for excellence. Academician Xie Jialin, known as the "Father of Chinese Particle Accelerators," once firmly said, "China was too backward in the past. We must strive for breath, and what developed countries can do, we can do too." Advanced fighter jets started late, but Chinese aviation personnel, with the steel will to climb to new heights, turned the J-10 aircraft into a "pride fighter. Faced with foreign technological blockades, the pioneers of the "Two Bombs and One Satellite" program, after unremitting research and development, finally created the "Proud Bomb". Strive for glory, strive for the rainbow after wind and rain, strive for success after hard work. Some people often associate "striving for glory" with utilitarianism, mistakenly considering "getting ahead and returning home in glory" as the only driving force for progress. The "striving for glory" of soldiers is not a secular definition of success, nor is it a game of comparison and internal competition, but rather an exploration of self-worth through serving the country in the military. The 'glory' of a soldier is not about pursuing fame and fortune, or admiring oneself alone, but about firmly and confidently saying to oneself: since you have chosen the military camp, you must take every step firmly and with strength, and never let down this period of youth. Different positions have the same mission. To silently stand firm at the border of the desert is a source of pride, and to fulfill one's duties diligently in ordinary positions is also a source of pride; Being recognized for excellence and receiving awards for meritorious deeds is a source of pride, and allowing personal talents to be put to use is also a source of pride. Soldiers are born to win, they should strive and must strive. What do you rely on to gain glory? It's not blown out of the mouth, but done through actual actions. Winning is actually about fighting for ambition and backbone, ultimately relying on skills and hard work. At present, achieving the centenary goal of building the army has reached the sprint stage, and we must have the will to work hard and conquer the city. We must stimulate our mental state, unite our efforts, and overcome difficulties with determination. The light breeze clears the moon, and mountains and seas can be reached. In the new year and on a new journey, let's seize every minute and never slacken to create new achievements and open up new Xintiandi with the momentum of ten thousand horses galloping forward, the courage of leaping forward and the drive of non-stop. (New Society)