Thank you, Hu Tianmeng, platoon leader of a brigade of Prunella vulgaris ■ the 83rd Army group, is moving away from the city. It is still a new platoon leader who ushered in my first field training in my life. I was sitting in the car, looking ahead, and suddenly saw a blooming "lavender". My heart couldn't help but surge. I didn't expect such a beautiful scenery to be hidden in the deserted mountains and fields, so I quickly called the driving soldier Xiao Liu to watch. "The platoon leader, that's not lavender, that's Prunella vulgaris." Liu glanced at me and replied with a smile. The vehicle continued to move forward and finally stopped in the sandstorm. The training site has arrived. A desolate landscape came to my eyes, and as I watched it all, I furrowed my brows and said, 'Do I have to spend the next few months here?'? Wearing gloves and picking up shovel, I set up a tent, built drainage ditches and completed the camp with the soldiers. However, the scorching noon sun made my tent like a steamer, and I couldn't fall asleep at all. My heart began to churn again: This is not a high mountain island, is it meaningful to suffer from this kind of hardship? The instructor seemed to see my thoughts. On a starry night, he stood outside the tent and beckoned me out for a walk. We sat next to each other on a flat stone, looking up at the starry sky, neither of us spoke first. The night in the mountain was very quiet. The breeze blew, and I finally got up the courage to break the silence: "Instructor, I am not afraid of suffering, or I feel that it is meaningless to endure like this now, and I am afraid of being as unknown as the plants here." "Do you remember the Prunella vulgaris on the road that looked like lavender when you came?" The instructor suddenly asked me. I looked at him and nodded. "I prefer Prunella vulgaris to lavender. As long as there is soil and water, it can survive." The instructor said to me meaningfully, "Go and understand Prunella vulgaris! I hope you can take root everywhere like it and grow in the sun." The instructor's words hit my heart. On the way back, I kept thinking of Prunella vulgaris vulgaris. They swayed in the wind, as if waving to me: "Join me, root here, where our country needs it." The next day, the instructor led me to climb the highest mountain near the training site. Climbing to the top of the mountain and following the direction pointed by the instructor, I saw my comrades carrying out training enthusiastically. Their figures leaped in the mountains, like Prunella vulgaris growing strong. After this incident, my restless heart completely calmed down and I no longer had any selfish thoughts. I began to take every task seriously - sweating and hammering to improve my skills in winning battles, studying hard to improve my theoretical literacy... Through repeated struggles and hard work, my training life became fulfilling and meaningful. On a scorching afternoon not long ago, the company organized a continuous assessment of combat physical fitness. By the end of the 3 kilometer armed off-road lesson, my physical strength was exhausted, my steps became heavy, my breathing became faster, my sweat flowed into my eyes, and the idea of giving up grew in my heart. Just when I wanted to slow down, I seemed to see the tenacious Prunella vulgaris. At that moment, a force instantly filled my whole body, and I worked hard to accelerate across the finish line. The assessment is over, I and Pai Li Zhan