Officers and soldiers stationed in Tibet traverse the primitive forests of the Himalayas on National Day to safeguard the frontier

On border patrols in Tibet, officers and soldiers delve into the Himalayan forest to defend the peace of the homeland Standing firm on the perilous plateau route on National Day, feeling the loyalty and responsibility of border defense troops

During the National Day holiday, officers and soldiers from a unit under the Tibet Military Command set out from their station, ventured deep into the virgin forest of the Himalayas, and headed to a patrol point located deep in the mountains to carry out border defense patrol duties. During the patrol, the mountain roads were slippery and steep slopes were everywhere. The officers and soldiers reminded and supported one another, overcame the difficulties brought by thorns, loose rocks, and the damp mountain forest, and steadily moved forward. The leading cadres and squad leaders stopped several times at dangerous sections to ensure the team passed safely. After reaching the destination, the officers and soldiers solemnly made an oath facing the national flag, expressing their resolve to safeguard the border defense and serve the motherland and the people. Through this holiday patrol, the article showcases the perseverance and sense of responsibility of border defense troops on the plateau.