This summer holiday, an entry "Xinjiang is crowded by tourists from all over the country" hit the hot search. In the topic, the stunning photos and videos are particularly eye-catching. The scenery in the distance is always fascinating, but for many military cadets, they can't walk at will during the holidays. In the short and precious time of more than a month, their figures spread all over the barracks, launching unforgettable summer internships. On the road, the students followed the car soldiers through the desert to have a special road trip; In the clouds, the magnificent mountains and rivers can be seen, and the flight cadets write the blue sky answer paper with excellent assessment results; In the border defense, facing the strong wind, the young soldiers turned their passionate feelings into moving war songs... "The left foot is the classroom, the right foot is the battle position; the beautiful scenery in front of us, and the mission behind us. In this hot summer, we had the most 'burning' summer!" Next, let's follow the footsteps of the cadets of the military academy, take a look at the "beautiful Xinjiang" in their eyes, and listen to the "war song of youth" in their hearts. (thousands of miles of delivery, the cadets of the army's military transportation academy are integrated into the transportation force for quenching and training.) Follow the desert road ■ Yu Zhengxing, special correspondent of the Liberation Army Daily, a straight road runs across the vast desert, and the snow mountains stand tall in the distance. Driving on the 315 national highway with many "net red" scenic spots, every picture in front of you is a high-definition blockbuster. During the summer vacation this year, the students of the Army Military Transportation College faced the high temperature and started a "trans Xinjiang" journey from Golmud in Qinghai to Ruoqiang in Xinjiang. Along the 315 national highway, 45 students of the command discipline of the automobile detachment walked onto the plateau and measured the lonely road with wheels. For these "quasi officers", this is not only a "punch in" on the map, but also a leap in their growth. "The world is so big that I want to see it." SUN Hao, a student who first went to the plateau, was filled with emotion. Before he set out, he had guessed the route of this internship many times in his mind. When he was there, the sky was blue and the yellow sand was endless. Listening to the wind blowing in his ear, he felt very comfortable and immediately intoxicated. However, SUN Hao's "little abacus" soon fell to nothing. The first time he went to the plateau, his skin was red and painful in the hot sun. Under the condition of lack of oxygen, he became "wilted" at once. As the altitude gradually rises, the body becomes more and more sleepy and weak, and the things in the hands are as heavy as lead. "I didn't expect such a big drop!" Student Zhao Chenyang said in surprise. Because he is good at running, he was called "running man" by his classmates in school. However, on the plateau, when he started running, he felt like a car about to be scrapped. The engine was running at full speed and the accelerator was at full speed, but the speed could not go up. The special geographical environment makes the students respect every kind of life here. Through the window, they can see the scattered red willows, camel thorns and several Populus euphratica trees in the desert. They admire those comrades in arms who have stayed here for many years. The wheels rolled, and the students were integrated into the transportation force "zero distance" throughout the whole process. All the way, Cadet Zhou Qizhi and auto soldier Qi CHANGPENG
Edit：Wei Li Bin Responsible editor：Yin Bing
Source：China Military Net - PLA Daily
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