In early summer, on the desert in the eastern Gobi Province of Mongolia, the national flags of China and Mongolia stand side by side, fluttering in the wind. At the joint training camp of the "Grassland Companion-2024" Army between China and Mongolia, cheers and cheers echoed through the sky, songs and laughter kept coming one after another, and the sound of gongs and drums kept ringing in the ears... In recent days, both sides have organized a series of friendly competitions, with officers and soldiers participating in mixed formation and competing on the same stage. The first to start was the 4x100 meter relay race. On the afternoon of May 14th, team members from both China and Mongolia alternated their positions on the track, ready to take off. With the firing of the starting gun, the first baton of the athlete was like a departing arrow, pushing forward with all their might. The relay baton, symbolizing trust, mission, and responsibility, was passed in the hands of both team members. The subsequent shooting competition is a dual test of the shooting accuracy and physical strength of the participating team members. ▲ Both China and Mongolia participated in a field shooting competition for their training officers and soldiers. A hundred meters away, Zhu Fuxin captured small balloons dancing in the wind on the target. Both sides use their respective weapons and shoot in three positions: lying, kneeling, and standing. Each position has three bullets, and during each position transition, there is a basic movement distance of 100 meters. For each missed bullet, a penalty of 25 meters is imposed until the competition is completed. The player with the most hits and the least time will win the final victory. On the afternoon of the 15th, a friendly match kicked off on time at an indoor basketball court in Donggobi Province. After a brief period of adjustment, the participating players from both sides overcame language communication barriers and quickly entered a state of play. They suddenly made steals, quickly passed down, made precise long passes, and played board layups... In the fierce confrontation, the scores alternated and the atmosphere gradually became lively. At around 17:00, the tug of war competition began. There are a total of 80 players from both China and Mongolia, who are divided into four groups through drawing lots, ABCD, and adopt a three game two win round robin system. "Doo!" With the whistle, the game began. All team members should lean back, form an acute angle with the ground, and hold the tug of war rope tightly with both hands. Due to being a mixed formation, in the first round, there was no tacit coordination in command and coordination. There were deviations in both rhythm control and power nodes. After adjustment, the cooperation between the team members became more and more tacit, and in the end, Team A won the victory. ▲ Both China and Mongolia participated in a tug of war competition for their officers and soldiers. Zhu Fuxin took photos of competing on the same stage, showcasing his style together. The series of competitions between China and Mongolia not only enhanced friendship, but also laid a solid foundation for the successful completion of joint training tasks. (Lai Xin She)
Edit：Luo yu Responsible editor：Wang xiao jing
Source：The Learning Corps
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