The most impressive part of this year's long-distance training for me was' Guess My Hometown ', which not only allowed me to learn about the customs and traditions of many places, but also helped me become familiar with my comrades in other positions. Recently, a reporter interviewed a crew member team at a naval base, and the officers and soldiers coincidentally mentioned the new column opened by the' Underwater Express', which received rave reviews. The reporter had previously learned that each crew member would compile and print an "Underwater Express" during long-distance training, post it on the bulletin board, and distribute it to each cabin to help officers and soldiers understand the work and training situation and enrich their leisure cultural life. Once a submarine undergoes long-distance training or goes out on a mission, most of the time it will lose contact with the shore. On the boat, life outside of training is inevitably somewhat monotonous. Apart from carrying books and magazines, officers and soldiers have almost no other channels to obtain information. So, what kind of program is the "Guess My Hometown" mentioned by the officers and soldiers of the crew? With curiosity, the reporter inquired about the situation from the crew member and cadre Qi Jiayu. It's to guess the hometown of a comrade based on the textual description and photo prompts Qi Jiayu found the previous issue of "Underwater Express" and pointed to the bottom right corner of the front page, saying that the column mainly consists of two parts: one is to announce the answers and correctly guessed officers and soldiers in the previous issue, and the other is to publish the answers in this issue. Select one crew member for each episode and describe the geographical history and local customs of your hometown in first person, accompanied by relevant photos In order to run this program well, Qi Jiayu did a lot of preparation work before the long-distance training began, sorting out the personal information of all officers and soldiers, searching for information, finding pictures, and writing riddles. Why use riddles? Not only is it highly interactive, but it can also spread knowledge and add fun, "Qi Jiayu said. After the launch of the" Guess My Hometown "column, the enthusiasm of soldiers and officers to participate has been high. He often sees officers and soldiers gathering together to discuss the mysteries of the new issue. The most memorable time for Qi Jiayu was when, less than 10 minutes after the publication of the "Underwater Express", host technician Yu Shuilin called and guessed that the answer was the hometown of another department comrade, Party Yuxuan. He had heard from Party Yuxuan that his hometown was rich in fire crystal persimmons, and the fruit shown in the picture was this one. Yu Shuilin and Dang Yuxuan's positions are located at one end of the submarine, and it is difficult for them to meet during training. They either stick to their respective positions, or one is on duty and the other is on compensatory leave. Yu Shuilin said, "Guess my hometown" happened to build a "heart to heart bridge" between the two of them who hadn't seen each other for a long time. In fact, Qi Jiayu was not surprised by the popularity of the "Guess My Hometown" program. At the beginning of this year, the crew underwent some personnel adjustments and added a batch of new recruits. With the upcoming long-distance training, everyone needs to familiarize themselves with it as soon as possible to enhance collective cohesion. "After receiving the task of editing the" Underwater Express ", Qi Jiayu had an idea in her heart: to use this platform to strengthen understanding among crew members. Upon hearing Qi Jiayu's proposal to establish a "Guess My Hometown" column, Zhang Gang, the cadre in charge of the publicity work of the submarine crew, was moved: "The submarine force emphasizes the importance of 'one gun per hundred people', and the tacit cooperation between positions and personnel is very important. However, the submarine space is closed, the battle positions are scattered, and the crew members perform their duties, and there are few opportunities for communication. Over time, the distance in space can easily become emotional distance." In his opinion, although this is just a column, the radiation effect it brings cannot be underestimated. Chef Long Yan'an had previously served in the land service unit, but after transferring to the crew, his comrades were not familiar with him. For this reason, Qi Jiayu specially designed him as the answer to the "Guess My Hometown" column. After the answer was announced, Long Yan'an found that more comrades took the initiative to greet him, and some even chatted with him about hometown cuisine and asked about his personal situation. This made Long Yan'an, who had always felt that he had little presence, truly feel the collective care and warmth. Later, one time when the cooking crew on the boat was making steamed buns, the crew member who helped with the cooking was unable to cut onions properly and choked to tears. Long Yan'an, who has always been accustomed to "invisibility", took the initiative to teach the correct method. It was this small gesture that brought him closer to his comrades. Guessing hometown, knowing comrades, and forming deep affection. Under the promotion of the "Guess My Hometown" program, young crew members who have just arrived quickly integrate into the crew's big family, while older crew members also show a brotherly side. The department head, who usually has a serious and serious expression, opened the "chat box" and took the initiative to chat with everyone about his life experiences. Amidst the laughter and cheers, their hearts drew closer together, and the crew members simultaneously experienced the pressure and challenges faced by key cadres. With the end of the long-distance training, the "Guess My Hometown" column came to a temporary end, but Qi Jiayu started planning for her next mission outside. At that time, we may change the format and let everyone tell their own growth stories. In short, we will find a way to make the officers and soldiers twist into a rope, think and work together, "he said. (New Society)