A few days ago, an education lesson of a base guard brigade was held in the deep desert. Lieutenant Qu Xiangzhao, Private Guo Xudong and others condensed the glorious history of the Party and the People's Army into catchy allegro words, which were vividly presented in the form of rap and welcomed by comrades in arms. This is a scene where the brigade guides officers and soldiers to actively participate in education. "To achieve effective ideological and political education, one of the keys is to adhere to the principle of" from officers and soldiers to officers and soldiers ", give play to the main role of officers and soldiers in education, and let them participate in and integrate themselves." The leaders of the brigade introduced that they took the red history of the army and the stories of the powerful army around them as educational materials, comprehensively used painting creation, clapper talk, stage performance and other forms to guide the officers and soldiers to actively participate in it, so that the education was carried out from a single speaker to a group discussion, effectively improving the educational effect. In the class, Zhang Peng, a company instructor, with the help of animation production and new media technology, dynamically reproduced the desert combat footprints of revolutionary ancestors on the map, winning bursts of applause. Private Zhu Qi gave full play to his special skills, drew important moments in the history of the Party with a brush, and won praise from his comrades in arms. Second class Staff Sergeant Chen Xi played the original song "Xiang Zhan" on the guitar, each sentence of which was sonorous and powerful, making people excited. Everyone goes to the platform and plays the leading role. The officers and soldiers think in participation and act in understanding. Team search, rock climbing and sliding, fighting and confrontation... On the training ground, everyone transformed their learning achievements into training motivation, riveted the battle position, and practiced hard skills, and their training results improved significantly. (Outlook New Times)