Qi Jiguang's ship successfully completed the offshore internship visit task Li Mingyu reported that on the morning of the 24th, Qi Jiguang, a Chinese navy ship carrying 476 officers and soldiers, successfully completed the offshore internship visit task and successfully returned to a military port in Dalian. Since its departure on May 15, Qi Jiguang, the Chinese navy, has spent 41 days with a voyage of more than 8500 nautical miles, passing through the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea, the South China Sea, the Gulf of Thailand, the Western Pacific and other waters, and visited four countries, including Vietnam, Thailand, Brunei and the Philippines. During the voyage, Qi Jiguang, in combination with the anti-terrorism and anti piracy deployment drill, organized the students to carry out the main and auxiliary gun sea practice shooting and light weapons shooting; We have conducted on-site education multiple times in conjunction with the special sea areas we navigate through, guiding students to revisit their original aspirations for enlistment, strengthen their combat style, and remember their responsibilities and missions. The students completed teaching and training with a focus on improving their abilities in their first position, and took turns interning among multiple ship positions. They have completed a total of 4 comprehensive defense exercises and 29 situation discussions for the entire ship. All trainees have passed the assessment and achieved the expected goals. During their visits to various countries, the mission commander and his delegation met with 39 high-level military and political leaders from the visiting countries. Visiting officers and soldiers visited and inspected foreign warships, barracks, military museums, colleges, and training institutions 13 times, and organized military exchanges, friendly competitions, and public welfare activities 11 times. Qi Jiguang carried out joint training with naval vessels of Vietnam, Brunei and the Philippine Navy, organized four deck receptions and 17 ship opening activities, and received more than 6000 people to visit the ship. (New News Agency)