Dad, please rest assured that I will follow in your footsteps and walk firmly. "Recently, Guo Qingli, the daughter of martyr Guo Anxi in Rizhao City, Shandong Province, received the enlistment notice from the city's conscription office and shed tears of excitement. Guo Anxi served in a certain army unit for 3 years before retiring and returned to his hometown to start a business. 14 years ago, he tragically sacrificed himself to rescue a fellow villager who fell into a cellar and was named a martyr. His wife Liu Fajuan is raising a pair of children alone, and life is not easy. The military and civilian sectors of the city have included their families as key beneficiaries of preferential treatment, regularly visiting and comforting them to solve practical problems. After learning that the martyr's house had been in disrepair for a long time and posed a safety hazard, the dual support department immediately raised funds and coordinated with the engineering team to repair and reinforce the house. At the same time, help build vegetable and fruit greenhouses to further improve the living conditions of martyrs' families. Under the care of the military and civilians, the children of martyr Guo Anxi grew up healthy. In Guo Qingli's room, there are two badges hanging next to the family portrait on the wall: one is the "Advanced Individual for Righteousness and Bravery" badge posthumously awarded to her father Guo Anxi, and the other is her own "Outstanding Volunteer" badge. After graduating from college, she made a promise to join the military like her father did. After the start of the conscription work this year, Guo Qingli did not hesitate to apply for military service. As a martyr's child, she was listed as a priority candidate for collection. As she was about to enter the military camp, Guo Qingli said, "Always take my father as an example, train hard, and take the first step in the military