What is military culture?

Military culture, as its name implies, is the barracks culture, which is mainly served by officers and men, service positions, barracks and training grounds, and is directly or indirectly linked to military operations.

Military culture refers to the political beliefs, values, moral norms and goals that soldiers are required to follow from the tasks and characteristics of the military, as well as the disciplines and regulations formulated to reflect these cultural substances.

Military culture is the embodiment and materialization of military spirit, and military camp culture is the carrier of military political education. It is a ladder for officers and men to cultivate their sentiments, grow and progress, and a "multiplier" for casting the soul of the army, rallying the heart of the army and improving the combat effectiveness of the troops.

It is a great contribution to extract the essence and "useful" knowledge from the ocean of military knowledge gathered by Chinese and foreign military history, military theory, military science and technology, military culture and war practice or military practice in view of the characteristics and interests of contemporary professional soldiers and military enthusiasts, especially the grassroots officers and soldiers, students and social youth in this group, and to carefully create a cultural feast of military knowledge and military spirit. The purpose is to provide a set of military knowledge books for young soldiers and grass-roots officers of our army, as well as aspiring young people and military enthusiasts in society.