I'm going to be a soldier in Ali, Tibet.

Tibetan soldiers are bitter. I hope I won't stand guard, but it will be particularly bitter.

Ali is located in the west of Tibet, with an average elevation of more than 4500 meters. The annual average temperature is 19℃, and the daily average temperature difference is very large. In August, the daytime temperature is above 10℃, and the nighttime temperature drops below 0℃. The annual precipitation in Ali is very small and seasonal. Rainfall is concentrated in May-September, and the road is very difficult. Ali has seven counties and one town under its jurisdiction, among which Shiquan River is the political, economic and cultural center of Ali region. It is 4200m above sea level and 655km away from Lhasa/Kloc-0.

When recruiting, don't bring too much money. It's no use. Think about it when you join the party. When you need money (such as buying high-end Tibetan local products, Nepalese knives, etc.). ), let the family remit it. Bring more sweaters and thermal underwear to change, but don't bring windproof coats and altitude sickness drugs. There are plenty of troops who will "reduce their burdens" when they enter Tibet, hehe.

It should also be pointed out that:

● Have a good rest after training, don't catch a cold, eat some Banlangen and drink more boiled water, and don't make fun of your body.

● Note that it is troublesome for sweat to stick to the body, and it will quickly take away the body's heat, which is very dangerous.

● Don't eat enough, at most 70% full, and beware of altitude sickness.

When entering any temple, don't say anything that doesn't respect the beliefs of gods and people. It's a matter of courtesy!

When shopping, don't buy it first, ask the price first.

● Take ●MP3.