Youth and mission go hand in hand, dreams and responsibilities coexist. From May 7th to 8th, two groups of typical military and civilian youth who participated in grassroots sharing and exchange activities came to the Air Force Medical University and a certain unit of the Joint Logistics Support Force to discuss their youth mission with young students and officers and soldiers. On July 11, 1982, when Zhang Hua, a young student at the Air Force Military Medical University, was in danger, he stepped forward and lifted up the people in distress with his precious life. His youth will forever be frozen at the age of 24... At the Air Force Military Medical University, typical young people from the military and civilian fields visited the Honorary Room of Martyr Zhang Hua, observed the Air Service Department of the First Affiliated Hospital, and interacted with students from the University's Basic Medical School and Graduate School. The sacrifice of Zhang Hua at that time had a significant impact on the establishment of correct life and values among many young people. The spirit of Zhang Hua, who is rich in ideals and brave in dedication, has become the spiritual coordinate of all teachers and students at the Air Force Military Medical University. Looking at the bronze statue of Zhang Hua in the center of the Honor Room, Wang Menglan, a sergeant from a certain unit of the Joint Logistics Support Force, was particularly moved: "Zhang Hua's deeds vividly answer the questions of what his ideals are, what he did as a soldier, and why he became successful. It is worth learning from each of us young officers and soldiers." At a certain unit of the Joint Logistics Support Force, a typical young soldier from the military and civilian fields went deep into the platoon outpost and task line, realizing the youthful charm of joint logistics officers and soldiers rooted in ordinary positions and determined to ensure victory. "With the help of the automated three-dimensional warehouse management system, various types of materials are clear at a glance, and the in stock data is updated in real-time." Lan Shengke, a cadre responsible for managing the automated three-dimensional warehouse, introduced the operation mode of the automated three-dimensional warehouse to typical military and civilian youth on site and answered everyone's questions. Researcher Fang Xin from the University of National Defense Technology carefully inquired about the working principles of logistics warehouse application systems and automatic handling robots, discussed the development and construction direction of military logistics systems with officers and soldiers, and hoped to do his best to contribute to the development of modern military logistics. Different job responsibilities and the same mission. In the process of discussion, exchange, and ideological collision, the typical military civilian youth and frontline officers and soldiers who walk at the grassroots level have further deepened their understanding of mission and responsibility, and their ideals and beliefs in striving for a new journey and making contributions to the new era have become more firm. (Lai Xin She)