Before going to Beijing to attend the conference, I specifically went to Hadanao'er Village in Linhe District, Bayannur City, Inner Mongolia, where the detachment was assisting. I wanted to know what other thoughts and expectations the herdsmen had, and bring their new aspirations for a better life to the two sessions venue. Compared to the first time I walked into this village, the appearance of Hadanaoer Village has undergone significant changes. The most exciting thing is the rise of new hope on saline alkali land - in response to the chronic problem of poor land, we have invited experts to provide guidance and plan improvements. We have launched the "integrated fishing, animal husbandry, and photovoltaics" project in Hadanaoer Village, which combines photovoltaic power generation with modern fishing and animal husbandry. This "on-board power generation, off board sheep and fish farming" model has greatly increased the income of herdsmen. Under the continuous photovoltaic panels in the fields, a herdsman held my hand and said, "Life is getting better and my heart is getting brighter!" The herdsman's optimism for the future not only comes from the precise assistance of the military, but also from the firm support of the national rural revitalization strategy. In the government work report, it specifically mentioned the need to "solidly promote the comprehensive revitalization of rural areas". At the two sessions, numerous representatives and members rooted in rural areas voiced their "good voices". Grassroots cadres who work hard, volunteer teachers who spread hope, and entrepreneurial new farmers who give back to their hometown... They have "soil under their feet and the masses in their hearts", bringing many touching stories of innovation and striving for strength in the vast rural areas. As soldiers, we not only shoulder the sacred responsibility of guarding the lights of thousands of households, but also carry the sincere original intention of benefiting the people in our region. The grand event outlined the blueprint, which further strengthened my and my comrades' determination to contribute to the revitalization of our rural areas. From the snowy plateau to the coast of the East China Sea, from the northern border to the islands of southern Xinjiang, the horn of continuous struggle echoes through the fields, and the footsteps of rural revitalization are resounding and powerful. I am well aware that on the land of China, there are countless' Hadanao'er villages' - villages that are more beautiful, industries are thriving, villagers are prosperous, and beautiful dreams are gradually becoming a reality through down-to-earth struggle. (New Society)