The fortune teller said that being a soldier can change my fate _ The fortune teller said that I can have the right to be a soldier.

How helpful is being a soldier to life?

Being a soldier can change a person's character, break the introverts outward, bring the extroverts inward, and cultivate a person who can withstand the wind and waves and loneliness, which is of great benefit to the life of military personnel.

Take myself as an example. Because he was born in the countryside and his family conditions were not good, he was introverted from an early age. Being called up by the teacher to answer questions in a low voice, I dare not talk to strangers at ordinary times.

Going to high school is the first time in my life to go to town, to see running water for the first time, to see a mobile phone (I remember it was called PHS at that time), and to learn all kinds of snacks, game machines, comic books and so on for the first time. The classmates from the county make me feel inferior and timid, so my friends who have good contacts at ordinary times are boarders who come to the town to study from the countryside like me.

But since I joined the army, my personality has changed a lot, and military training has made me bolder. Because of the queue training, if the voice is too low, you can't get through. The instructor will let you shout in front of everyone until you are qualified.

Because of physical training and target training, I became braver and stronger. I never dare to say anything when I see it like that rural girl, because in the army, everyone is the same. When I first saw and came into contact with these things, no one was qualified to laugh at anyone.

Because dressing the eats the same food, I get a fixed allowance every month. The intense and orderly life in the army has gradually made me more confident and more secure.

I know in my heart that my original personality was bad, too withdrawn and introverted. I am very grateful that the military camp has changed me, made me feel inferior, made me lonely, and had the most sincere feelings of comrades-in-arms in the world.

Similarly, if your personality may be extroverted or flamboyant, then being a soldier will make you introverted and humble.

I remember when I first joined the army for new training, there was a boy in our class who liked to play jokes on everyone and laughed all day. Once when he was training in the queue, he also smiled. Although he didn't make any noise, his expression was not serious, and he often winked at his opposite comrades.

Later, the instructor found out and let him laugh in front of everyone directly until he couldn't laugh anymore.

As long as you start training, let him laugh in front of everyone for a while, until one day, he feels humiliated and embarrassed, and then let him formally participate in training.

The army is like a melting pot. Whoever goes in will be polished. In my eyes, this is a very good exercise platform, which can cultivate a person's character and good living habits.

People's common sense and personality change their destiny, so the significance of being a soldier to life is also here.