Recently, a soldier named Xiao Wang experienced a sudden low back pain. After comprehensive evaluation by military doctors, the health institution of his unit temporarily stopped and resumed training according to medical standards for military training injuries. It is recommended that he stop training for 3 weeks. In order to better ensure that the military carries out practical training strictly from difficulties, relevant departments have comprehensively revised the "Regulations on Health Protection in Military Training" since last year, strictly defining the classification and diagnosis standards for military training injuries and the grading and judgment standards for injury levels. At the same time, it is clarified that the health institutions of the training units with military doctors shall comprehensively evaluate the health damage or recovery of the trainees based on the medical standards for temporary cessation and resumption of military training injuries, and promptly propose temporary cessation or resumption of training opinions to the training units. The training units shall adopt and implement them. In order to effectively prevent training injuries, timely regulate the treatment of training injuries, and minimize the incidence of secondary injuries among officers and soldiers, relevant departments have organized health and training experts to conduct research and demonstration on the medical standards for temporary cessation and restoration of military training injuries, and have issued the "Medical Standards for Temporary Suspension and Restoration of Military Training Injuries (Trial)". This standard revolves around four categories and 29 types of training injuries, including soft tissue injuries, bone and joint injuries, organ injuries, and other injuries. It is divided into four levels: mild, moderate, severe, and critical, and specifies specific opinions on temporary cessation and resumption of training, providing a regulatory basis for regulating temporary cessation and resumption of training for military training injuries. (Outlook New Era Network)