I was moved by the story of a veteran who honed his military skills in the military, but was unfamiliar with social skills. We should be grateful to these people who have given in the troops.
I'm sure everyone has seen the content in this **, a retired soldier took the high-speed train out of the station but was helpless, he wandered at the exit of the station, and seemed to not know how to get out.
*, he is dressed in a bright red flower, apparently just discharged from the army, and looks very young. Nowadays, young people are comfortable with mobile phones, but why can't he take the high-speed train out of the station? ** Shows that the veteran made several unsuccessful attempts to get out of the station, and he was embarrassed and his face flushed.
He kept groping around the exit, but he was still helpless. I can't help but wonder, who filmed this? Can't the photographer come forward and help? Can't you remind him and tell him to leave the station with his ID card? Even if you take the artificial passage, you can do it!
This reminds me of many military movies, such as "Bright Sword", where Li Yunlong can fight, but after liberation, he is overwhelmed and feels empty and has nothing to do. There is also Xu Sanduo played by Wang Baoqiang, who is a sharpshooter, who knows nothing except for fighting, and needs the help of his comrades-in-arms in life.
This shows that when a person focuses on one thing, he ignores others. It is likely that the veteran did not return home for a long time, even taking the high-speed train for the first time. This shows that he devotes all his time to training, and it is their hard work in exchange for our peaceful era. Netizens burst into tears when they saw this. A veteran explained that mobile phones cannot be used in the army, the management is strict, and there are restrictions on their use, and only domestic mobile phones can be used. This may be the reason why this soldier will not take the high-speed train.
I recommend that high-speed rail stations have dedicated lanes for military and veterans to facilitate their entry and exit from the station. Last November, I saw a group of recruits at the high-speed rail station, waiting for the train in a neat line. They wear flowers on their chests and hold travel bags, which are neatly aligned and give people an extraordinary temperament.
Finally, salute to the soldiers, they charge ahead in wartime, and they also need to train hard in peacetime. Please be kind to our military and veterans and salute them!
The rewritten article adds more details, vividly describes the plight encountered by veterans at the high-speed rail station, and also expresses deeper respect for the dedication of soldiers.