On the morning of April 20th, on the occasion of World Book Day and the anniversary of the founding of the People's Navy, the Navy's Nanchang warship invited representatives of teachers and students from Fudan University and China University of Petroleum to jointly hold the "Book Fragrance Across the World, Expanding the New Journey" reading and education activity at the Pioneer Square of a certain destroyer detachment, and signed joint learning and teaching agreements with the two universities. During the activity, Zhang Wei, Dean of the Chinese Research Institute of Fudan University, gave a keynote lecture on Chinese path to modernization, and also interacted with the officers and soldiers of the Nanchang Ship and representatives of teachers and students of colleges and universities. We must not stop learning for a moment to fully build a world-class navy, enhance our ability to manage the ocean, and promote the country's development from big to strong. "The leader of the Nanchang ship told reporters that as the first ship of China's self-developed 055 type 10000 ton destroyer, the Nanchang ship has strong information perception, air defense and anti missile capabilities, and sea strike capabilities. Since joining the ranks, the officers and soldiers of the Nanchang warship have learned and mastered the ability to control this advanced warship, improving their ability to fulfill missions and tasks. In the future, they will continue to write new chapters of striving for strength in the sea through learning. My position is in the cockpit. What impressed me the most was when I returned from the mission and saw the rising sun shining on the Chinese coastline... Today's People's Navy is not what it used to be. We are advancing into deep blue and bravely exploring the ocean, and we are always on the road! "Xu Wenqian, the female helmsman of the Nanchang ship, learned from her studies, which resonated with the officers, soldiers, and teachers and students on site. Wang Di, a retired college student soldier from Fudan University, shared the impact of military experience on himself: "During my service in the Meritorious Company, I began to think about why the People's Army can always maintain its nature, purpose, and true colors, and developed a strong interest in party history and military history." Now, he is studying the history of Chinese revolution, hoping that more people can be inspired from it. How do naval officers and soldiers persist in reading during their sea missions? How to "see" the broader world through books? During the interactive exchange, representatives of teachers and students from Fudan University and China University of Petroleum, as well as officers and soldiers from the Nanchang Ship, shared their reading experiences. Reading can help people maintain mental vitality, gain wisdom and enlightenment, and cultivate a noble spirit. This year, the Navy's Political Work Department issued a special notice to launch reading activities in the navy, using the Nanchang Ship as a 'demonstration ship for reading and learning'. We need to broaden reading channels, freely discuss reading experiences, and share reading gains through open and interactive forms, leading young officers and soldiers to 'love reading, read good books, and be good at reading', and constantly broaden their horizons Enhance the level of thinking and hone the spirit of struggle The leader of a naval destroyer detachment told reporters. (New News Agency)