Undergraduate (sophomore) wants to be a soldier, and wants to ask some questions for guidance.

You didn't choose your own arms, so you can go to your place to recruit any soldiers this year. The recruits don't adapt to the army, but they will get used to it gradually. Not bullying. The army has a strong sense of hierarchy. The treatment is given by the local government, depending on your local policy.

Life in the army is basically as follows:

The army has been reforming, facing modernization and informationization. But the tradition of the army will not change. When I first arrived in the army, the important thing I had to face was to tidy up the house, that is, to fold the quilt, and life was a straight line and a square. A folded quilt is your top priority, and it is not easy to make it well. The next step is to be familiar with the daily life system and the rules and regulations of the army (three rules) and follow the above. In less than three months of recruits' life, you have to study politics, take part in training, including physical training and queue training, as well as training in the same subject including shooting and bombing. The exam that ended after the new training. After the recruit training, you will be assigned to the company and become a regular soldier. Until then, you will be a paramilitary. Basically, it will not be assigned to other units, and recruits from that company will be assigned to that company. You have gradually adapted to the collective life of the army. You will find that your army life has just begun, and you will be more tired. Start professional training, with many subjects, step by step according to the military syllabus. In the second year, you are a veteran, relatively relaxed and free, but the training is repeated every year. When you finally complete your service, you will find how much you miss and loathe the place where you have been and the comrades you live with day and night. ...

I don't know whether what I said should be regarded as revealing a secret. Hehe, I wish you a happy and smooth military life!

A veteran!