I. Commemorative medals and certificates of honor
Many soldiers have won honorary certificates and commemorative medals for meritorious service in the army, such as heroes who participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea? Commemorative medal to resist US aggression and aid Korea? Soldiers who have made special contributions to earthquake relief and flood fighting have medals of honor, which are their own property and recognized by the party, the state and the people. These can all be taken away.
In order to let us live a peaceful life, they shed their blood. In order to protect us, they built the Great Wall with their flesh and blood, and all they got was a small medal as a souvenir.
Second, the daily necessities of the army.
Some common military daily necessities, such as some common cups, notebooks, pens, uniforms, bullets and even bullet casings, are not allowed to be taken away. These ordinary things are common to us, but they are very important to them. Every object has a story, which is a witness of the years.
Many veterans still use water cups in the army even when they return home. They attach great importance to these things and keep them as very sacred items. So-called? See things and think about people? That's about it.
Third, physical scars.
As a soldier, it is our bounden duty to defend the motherland. On the battlefield, bullets rained down on us, blood flowed down and scars were inevitable. Many martyrs died on the battlefield, and the surviving veterans were more or less traumatized. For them, it is experience and history, a proof of serving the motherland and an honor to kill the enemy for the country. Every scar records a period of history, a story, and inherits the great spirit of soldiers.
Is to work hard and go where the motherland needs it most.
Willing to pay, for the land behind us.
It is patriotism and can sacrifice everything for the motherland.
It is a sense of discipline, obeying orders and daring to win the battle!