Oriental land Military Training Diary

After two hours of bumps, our bus finally arrived at the "oriental land" youth extracurricular activity camp in Dianshan Lake, a western suburb of Shanghai. It covers an area of 5,6 mu, with vast waters and lush vegetation. It is the largest youth military training camp in China and the largest ecological leisure tourist attraction in Shanghai. The long-awaited three-day military training life began like this.

on the first day, we visited the aircraft carrier. The aircraft carrier is modeled after the size of the American aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk. It is about 25 meters long and 4 meters wide. It is divided into seven floors, and the entrance is in the basement. There are fully simulated weapons and equipment with a ratio of 1: 1, as well as retired heavy weapons. In front of us are heavy tanks and armored vehicles. Tanks include main battle tanks, troop transport tanks and air defense tanks. There are howitzers, anti-aircraft guns and cannons in the artillery. Looking up, I saw bombers, fighters, reconnaissance planes, transport planes, and stealth bombers and missiles that imitated the triangle of the United States. On the next deck, there is a military gun exhibition hall, which describes to us the five stages of human war development: unarmed combat, cold weapons, hot weapons, nuclear weapons and electronic technology.

After listening to the instructor's explanation, we came to the 4D three-dimensional dynamic cinema and watched a fierce battle. I seem to be riding in a helicopter, and an enemy missile flew towards me. I felt that I was about to be hit, and my seat shook violently at this time, as if to avoid the missile, only to see that another helicopter on the screen exploded and the fragments of the plane came at me again. For a moment, I saw our plane attack the enemy's position like a swarm of wasps, and the ground was crawling with soldiers and speeding tanks.

I'm so happy.