What an unforgettable experience it should be! After many years, we can still feel the sincere and warm feelings in this article about plateau patrol. Indeed, how heroic and shocking it is to climb the plateau more than 5000 meters above Shanghai and look up at the snowy mountains and boundary markers - especially when you know that the coordinates of the company guarding the land are so remote; Especially when you see that the soldiers guarding the land are smiling so brightly. "Zhipuqi" in Tibetan means: a remote place. Located in the hinterland of Karakoram at an altitude of more than 4200 meters, the Zhipuqi Border Defense Company is the farthest company from the capital Beijing. At the gate of the company, a stone was written with the following line: "In that remote place." That year, a reporter from the PLA Daily visited here to record the company's story and write a "In that remote place". In the later years, the company officers and soldiers kept this newspaper and engraved these words in their hearts at the "Le Shi Memorial" at the camp gate. On the hard stone, the writing is strong and firm, but not tactful. Just like the rock of soldiers, there is a soft soil in the heart. If you ask, where does this softness come from? Spring is coming, please go to see the standing posture on the towering snowy mountains, to see the steps of departure and return on the defense line, and to listen to the songs of the soldiers in their hearts: "We are in the distant places, please rest assured of the motherland!" That is the power of love in support, and the heart of love in telling. Trek. Bloom. The mainland is already full of mountains and flowers, and the border officers and soldiers also pretend to be "spring" in their hearts. Every day, the sun always finally rises in the west of the motherland, like the border guards who love to climb the ice and lie in the snow, and want them to sleep more. This friendship was most experienced by Sergeant Baimaduoji and Dan Zengqunpei, the herders of the Xinjiang Military Region Branch Puqi Border Protection Company. At 6 o'clock in the morning, they got up, sang Tibetan folk songs, and drove off with more than ten army horses. "When the convoy is not moving, the army horse goes first." This is the unwritten "rule" of the company. As Baimaduoji said, "The comrades get off at the military vehicle transfer point and continue to ride and patrol. We must wait at the point in advance." On a large stone at the company gate, a line of words is engraved: "In that remote place." Every time the inscription set up several years ago is read silently, the veterans Baimaduoji and Dan Zengqunpei will look forward, Look "farther than the distance". That year, these two young Tibetans came to Zhipuqi as soldiers. They spoke Chinese stumblingly and didn't recognize many Chinese characters. With the help of comrades-in-arms, they can not only browse the news, but also write their experiences in Chinese characters, and their communication with comrades-in-arms is also getting better and better. A few years ago, the People's Liberation Army Daily published the story of the Zhipuqi Border Defense Company, and the officers and soldiers of the company were excited. As "representatives of officers and soldiers", Baimaduoji and Dan Zengqunpei jointly carved the seven words "in that remote place" on the stone at the company gate, and the feeling of keeping "home" was also carved on this plateau. I write my heart with my pen. These words are also engraved in the mind of the instructor Lu Wen. "Every time we patrol, we measure the altitude of youth with our feet." That morning, when the patrol was arranged properly, Luwen looked up at his watch and blew