The Bayi flag flutters, paying tribute to the iron-blooded military spirit

    Today, the Bayi Military Flag flutters in the scorching sun, shining brilliantly. This vibrant red is dyed by the blood of countless soldiers; this fluttering posture symbolizes their unwavering commitment. On this special day, we are filled with reverence and extend our deepest respect to every soldier.

    Soldiers are the steel guardians of our motherland. They are stationed at the border and coastal defense of our motherland, maintaining vigilance at all times, regardless of the cold, heat, wind, and rain, defending the territorial integrity and sovereign dignity of the country. They stand tall and proud like tall pines on the land of our motherland, sheltering us from the wind and rain, allowing us to live in peace.

    They are also the ones who go against the tide in times of crisis. Earthquakes, floods, fires... Wherever there is danger, there they are. They charge into the disaster scene, regardless of personal safety, using their hands to save lives and their shoulders to carry hope. Their bravery and perseverance allow us to see the brilliance of humanity and feel the greatness of strength.

    The dedication of soldiers is not only demonstrated on the battlefield and in emergency rescue and disaster relief efforts, but also in their daily training and perseverance. They sacrifice time with their families, give up a comfortable and easy life, and silently contribute for the benefit of the country and the people. Through sweat and perseverance, they hone their skills and strengthen their will.

    It is precisely because of their protection that we can enjoy a happy life in a peaceful environment. Their contributions are worthy of our eternal remembrance; their spirit is worthy of our eternal learning.

    On this Army Day, let us once again pay tribute to every soldier. May you be safe and prosperous, may our motherland thrive, and may our military spirit be passed down from generation to generation, shining ever brighter