Continuing to Write New Glory on the New Battlefield - Introduction to the 2023 "Most Beautiful Retired Soldier" Story: "The military has trained us for many years, and after retiring, we want to do something meaningful." A simple wish made nine members of the Qiemo County Veterans Desert Control Team in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region bury their heads in the sand sea, planting tens of thousands of acres of greenery in the Taklamakan Desert, known as the "Sea of Death," and "vowing to turn the desert into an oasis.". What changes is the position, what remains unchanged is the original intention. Through self-reliance, innovative development, perseverance and self-improvement, rooted at the grassroots level, serving the people, cultivating moral character, loving education and learning, conveying love and dedicating to society... In the 2023 "Most Beautiful Retired Soldier", what we see is the belief and pursuit of hard work and struggle, the courage and responsibility to stand up and always maintain their true and spirited demeanor. As outstanding representatives of the vast number of retired soldiers, they bear in mind the solemn oath under the military flag, continue to charge on new battlefields such as grassroots governance, rural revitalization, innovation and entrepreneurship, and write a modern answer sheet of loyalty, struggle, and dedication with conscious actions to share the worries of the Party, contribute to the country, and serve the people, and continue to write new glory. ——After retiring, Tian Ye, the founder of the Qiemo County Veteran Desert Control Team in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, gave up his comfortable urban life and raised funds with eight veterans to advance into the hinterland of the Taklamakan Desert in Qiemo County, Bayingolin Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture, and contracted 50000 acres of sandy land. After 5 years of hard work, the veterans overcame unimaginable difficulties and planted over 12000 acres of more than 10 types of sandy plants such as Haloxylon ammodendron and red willow in the desert. They also inoculated over 8000 acres of Cistanche deserticola, achieving a survival rate of over 85%. They not only created the miracle of thousands of acres of sand turning into oases, improved the natural environment around the county, and built a green barrier for the people of Qiemo to resist sand disasters and live and work in peace and contentment, but also actively promoted desert ecological forests and economic crop planting technologies, driving more than ten thousand local farmers to work and increase their income. In 2021, won the first prize in the Xinjiang Agricultural Group and the National Excellence Award in the Second Veterans Entrepreneurship and Innovation Competition. Wang Qi, male, Han ethnicity, a member of the Communist Party of China, was born in April 1969. He joined the military in 1985 and retired in 2019. He is a retired military officer from the Xi'an Bridge Rest Center outside Changchun City, Jilin Province. In 1986, he was the chairman of the Provincial Blind Association. Wang Qi was honorably injured in battle, causing blindness in both eyes and was awarded first-class merit. He was physically disabled and determined, self-taught knowledge such as braille, computer science, and traditional Chinese medicine massage, and worked as a blind military doctor to relieve the pain and suffering of military officers, soldiers, and the masses. His field portable therapeutic device and other devices have won two national patents and the Military Science and Technology Progress Award. His long documentary literature "The Sun Forever Stays" written in Braille won the third National "Striving for Civilization and Progress Award" and the second prize for the new literary and artistic works of the entire army. He assisted more than 180 blind people in employment and organized blind volunteers to provide voluntary massage services for more than 5000 people. In 2014, he was named a national model for self-improvement, and in 2023, he was named a "good person in Jilin". Zata male, Tibetan, born in May 1975, joined the army in 1993 and retired in 1997. After the retirement of the vice president of Xigaze Charity Association of Xizang Autonomous Region, Zata organized the surplus labor force in his hometown to engage in the construction industry