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From September 1 to September 16, the military training for freshmen was held on the Shipai, University Town, Nanhai and Shanwei campuses. 143 military officers and instructors from the Army Special Operations Academy of the People's Liberation Army and the Shanwei Coast Guard were deployed for the training tasks. The training is considered an opportunity for the students to discipline their will, toughen their bodies, as well as learn some basic military knowledge and skills.
Although very short, the distinctive army life leaves students with long-lasting memories. See some of the wonderful moments we've captured from the past 16 days!
A mobilization conference is held on September 1 to mark the inauguration of the military training for freshmen on the Shipai campus.
An instructor helps students meet standards of appearance.
Freshmen on the Shanwei campus standing to attention, which lasts 15 to 30 minutes.
Freshmen practise military boxing on the sports ground, showing their high morale by shouting out loud.
Freshmen give full attention to learning to operate guns under the scorching sun.
Students continue their night drill training at round 8:00 pm.
The game called "arrot squat" was arranged for students to assess their physical ability to respond and to have fun.
Freshmen take part in the chorus competition to eulogize the motherland on the sidelines of the training.
Students and their instructors celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival together on September 10, which coincides with the military training period.
Freshmen are engaged in orienteering, which requires them to accomplish some tasks.
National flag guards kick off the summary conference with a flag-raising ceremony.
Students in uniform in a square formation pass a reviewing stand.
Freshmen practise fighting skills in front of leaders and officers.
Freshmen practise with daggers at the summary ceremony of the military training.
Students simulate a counter-terrorism rescue operation at the summary ceremony of the military training.
Source: Good night, SCNU
Translated by Peng Ying, Wang Ziqiao
Proofread by Edwin Baak
Edited by Li Jianru
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