In the depths of Kokto Sea, Xinjiang, there is a Uli Durgon outpost called "the isolated island of the forest sea". In September this year, with the help of the higher authorities, the new military energy construction project of the post was completed, the micro grid and the ever burning lights were connected, and the working and living conditions of officers and soldiers were significantly improved. In the morning, the officers and soldiers of the coastal defense company of Kokto are riding to the Ulidurgon post to deliver supplies and debug power generation equipment for this seasonal post. Just half a month ago, officers and soldiers were still using low-power diesel engines to generate electricity. Now, the new military energy micro grid system has been built on the front line of the post, and the officers and soldiers of the post have completely said goodbye to the problem of "difficult electricity use". The post is a row of wooden houses. In the kitchen, the refrigerator, soybean milk machine and rice cooker are arranged in order, and the indicator light is flashing. Lin Xiaoming, the cook, is preparing lunch for everyone. He said: "After the electricity is turned on, we can cook safely and easily. We don't need to use wood to cook anymore." "We use the latest technological achievements to build a new generation of solar power generation system with high standards, which can achieve stable power supply and energy storage of the system. Even under adverse weather conditions, we can ensure normal power use for at least three days." Wang Fanfan, the project director of a construction agency office of Xinjiang Military Region, said. The person in charge of the post said that the new military energy project has enabled the once "three impassable" seasonal post to have a stable power supply. Officers and soldiers can play chess and watch movies in the evening. After saying goodbye to the days of "counting stars at night", the guard days are no longer boring, and life has added a little warmth. Ulidurgon post is located in a remote area. There is only one road connecting with the outside world, which can only be driven by horse or on foot. For this construction project, the construction agency office of a project of Xinjiang Military Region specially coordinated a land aviation brigade and sent helicopters to help transport the building materials to the post in batches, so as to ensure that officers and soldiers have access to the "Changming Electricity" in time. (Ulidurgon post in the depths of the Koktor Sea.) (Liu Xinshe)