High aspirations and down-to-earth work The new era is an era for dream chasers and for teenagers to achieve their dreams. Not long ago, President Xi replied to Chinese snowboarder Su Yiming, encouraging teenagers to "care about the motherland, have high aspirations, be down-to-earth, create a wonderful life in struggle, and contribute youth and strength to the motherland and the people". At the Beijing Winter Olympics, Su Yiming, then a 17-year-old boy, won the first gold medal in snowboarding in China's Winter Olympics history. Behind the "blockbuster" is Su Yiming's courageous struggle for his dream. As he said, "what I always want to do is to try my best to achieve my goal". Su Yiming showed the style of the times that teenagers have great aspirations and dare to take responsibility. "Nothing can be accomplished in the world without ambition." If young people have high aspirations, they can stimulate their potential for progress, and the years of youth will not drift like a boat without a rudder. History and reality tell us that an aspiring life is bound to go further. Only when young officers and soldiers have ambition and ideals can the army have future and hope. To forge ahead in the journey of building a strong army, the majority of officers and men should have both Lingyun's ambition and practical action. The feeling of serving the country and the ambition of strengthening the army are ultimately reflected in every word and deed and implemented in one post and one post. Only when young officers and soldiers know how to bear heavy burdens, work hard and put their personal ideals into the practice of building a strong army, can they forge a wonderful military life and write a brilliant chapter in the new era. (outlook new era)