China News Service, Lhasa, December 2 (Shi Kaiqun Gonggar Lasong) On November 30, the veterans of a certain detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police stationed in Tibet reluctantly bid farewell to the outposts that have been accompanied by each other for several years, and bid farewell to offerings The plateau of youth bid farewell to the well-maintained snow-covered "sky road", and embarked on the journey home with tears in his eyes.
The picture shows a tea party for a detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police Force to send off the veterans.
Photo by Li Guihua
The picture shows the materials handed over by veterans of a certain detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police Force.
Photo by Chen Kun
The picture shows the officers and soldiers of a detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police and the veterans taking a group photo.
Photo by Liang Weigao
It is reported that the veterans of this detachment this winter dedicated themselves to the plateau for at least 12 years, some 16 years, and some even longer. They dedicated their youth and blood to the frontier, the plateau, and the national defense. .
The picture shows the veterans of a certain detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police saying goodbye to their beloved equipment.
Photo by Chen Kun
"Squad leader, this is your favorite dish, eat more!" "The squadron will always be your home. Whenever you feel homesick, you can bring your family with you." At the farewell veteran banquet, the comrades in arms one after another gave delicious food. Dishes are given to the "old squad leader."
A series of sincere farewell activities even moved the veterans to tears. The officers and soldiers carefully prepared tea parties and prepared fresh and varied fruits such as apples and cantaloupes for the veterans.
At the party, the remaining officers and soldiers invited the veterans to sing "A Day in the Recruit Company" and "Longing for Glory" to recall the original intention of joining the army. The officers and soldiers sang "Brotherhood", "I wish you a safe journey" and "Good Road" and other songs to express their deep friendship. And express good wishes.
In order to make the veterans less sad, the remaining soldiers also performed wonderful dances, humorous three-and-a-half sentences, allegorical pantomimes, etc., making the veterans laugh... With a variety of programs, listening to singing songs praising the veterans, holding a photo album made by comrades-in-arms, tears of gratitude blinded the eyes of the veterans.
The picture shows officers and soldiers of a detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police Saluting the veterans.
Photo by Chen Kun
In the past few days, the activities of “learning from, praising and serving veterans” on the “Tianlu” of thousands of miles have warmed the hearts of veterans.
The army was worried that it would be difficult for veterans to find jobs in places, and tried every means to contact them for work, find ways to find employment, and solve their worries. In order to let the veterans say goodbye to the barracks, their comrades took the initiative to talk to the veterans, listen to the voices of the veterans, and help resolve their thoughts and worries. Ideas to solve the problem, actively take pictures for the veterans, mail items, leave the delicious ones to the veterans, and specially make exquisite photo albums for them, and together send precious souvenirs such as meaningful picture albums and photo albums to the veterans.
The picture shows officers and soldiers of a detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police Interviewing veterans.
Photo by Li Guihua
The picture shows officers and soldiers of a certain detachment of the Second Mobile Corps of the Armed Police Force discharging their ranks for veterans.
Photo by Liang Weigao
The frontier affection warms the veteran's heart, and the veteran is even more reluctant to give up the second hometown affection.
Since the announcement of the decommissioning order, the veterans have not faded away from the military. They took the initiative to do a good job of carrying out the mission, insisting on standing on duty, insisting on maintaining and protecting the national road, keeping good traditions and good style in the barracks, in the border areas, and in the plateau.
The picture shows officers and soldiers of a detachment of the Second Armed Police Corps presenting souvenirs to veterans.
Photo by Li Guihua
On the day the veterans left, the gates of the barracks were already full of farewell officers and soldiers. They were waiting quietly in the cold wind on the plateau. Although there were a thousand words in their hearts, they could only choke with one sentence: "Comrades in arms, take care, safe journey!" The veterans hugged and bid farewell to their comrades, tears clouded everyone's eyes, and the sound of gongs and drums, silence, and crying became a deep comradeship.
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