Troop term: 1970

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Features: In the early 1970s, a 15-year-old boy, with wide-eyed curiosity and innocence, stepped into a military camp in the deep northern mountains. What did he see there? What experiences did he undergo? What reflections did he have on everything he witnessed and experienced? After 35 years, the young man from back then has grown into a major general of the Republic, ruminating on his soldiering days once more. What life lessons did he draw from this? The author takes a unique approach, condensing his military experiences and life insights into a long string of "soldierly terms," with each term telling a story, and within those stories, characters emerge. The chapters weave together, with characters and stories interweaving and complementing each other, forming this autobiographical, notebook-style novel. As you turn the pages, it’s as if you’re viewing a 1970s military camp customs painting. Those who have served in the military will easily see their own reflections in it, resonating with the protagonist’s inner journey. Those who haven’t served will also be inspired by these vivid and philosophically rich terms, because the essence of humanity remains the same across generations, understood both inside and outside the military camp.