Different holidays for military children —— Experience of a brigade of the 73rd group army organizing military children's "winter camp" ■ PLA Daily Reporter Lai Wenyong, special correspondent Liao Xiaobin, Xu Mingzhang In early spring, the warm sun dispelled the cold and damp in Southern Fujian. Facing the warm spring breeze, the reporter came to a brigade of the 73rd group army to visit the "winter camp" organized by the brigade. "We are the successors of communism and inherit the glorious tradition of the revolutionary ancestors..." the reporter walked into the study room of the "winter camp" and saw that Xie Jiachen, a 9-year-old military baby, was leading the singing of the song of the Chinese young pioneers. In another classroom, more than a dozen younger military children built blocks and learned to draw under the care of their teachers, laughing and having fun. "Every winter and summer vacation, the children are unattended, and it's not reassuring to be alone at home..." before the Spring Festival, at the two-way evaluation meeting at the grass-roots level, sun Tonglai, the non commissioned officer and staff officer of the reconnaissance section of the brigade, spoke out the hearts of many officers and soldiers. "The door of the house is connected to the gate of the camp, and the military baby is connected to the heart of the army." The leader of the brigade said that only by taking the initiative to create a warm environment can officers and soldiers devote themselves to their work with more enthusiasm and energy. According to Feng bin, director of the human resources department of the brigade, the Party committee of the brigade decided to set up a "winter camp" for junwa to relieve the worries of the families of officers and soldiers. They coordinated the excellent teachers of the resident social work institutions to come to the team to guide junwa's winter vacation homework; Organize junwa to visit the tourism history corridor, watch red movies, tell red stories and other activities, so that children can receive education in revolutionary traditions. Through the corridor, the reporter was attracted by the heart-shaped blackboard newspaper surrounded by dozens of notes on the wall. On the note paper, a military baby worker wrote: "I want to learn from my father and become the people's Liberation Army when I grow up..." It is understood that in addition to setting up a "winter camp", the brigade also understands the actual needs of officers and soldiers and their families through the family Committee, and links services to relieve worries and help them. Senior Sergeant Wang Zhengjiang of the fourth grade finished his family's military affairs not long ago, but the child was unable to go through the admission formalities because he missed the registration time. After understanding the situation, the leaders of the brigade communicated and coordinated with the resident education department to open up a "green channel" for junwa's enrollment. "The Party Committee organ of the brigade will do its best to solve difficult problems for us. We should redouble our efforts to repay the care and love of the organization." Wang Zhengjiang said. (outlook new era)
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