论文部分内容阅读
不知不觉,我的军旅生涯已经步入了第13个年头。近些年来,我一直顶着“村官”的头衔,奔走在乡间小路或是街头巷尾,只为寻找自己的价值所在。村官的生活很少有什么惊天动地,有的只是寻常百姓家的鸡毛蒜皮,也许会有些无聊,但总归是有些故事的。2002年大学毕业,我应征入伍。到单位报到的前几天,我回了趟家。知道我入伍参军的消息,亲朋好友都来祝贺,父亲很自豪,因为镇上几年才出了我这么个“警官”。临走那晚,父亲第一次跟我喝酒,他对我说:“老幺呀,不要当官了就忘了自己是谁,你是谁养出来
Unconsciously, my military career has entered the 13th year. In recent years, I have been carrying the title of ”village official“, running in the country road or the streets, just to find their own value. There is very little earth-shattering life in the village officials, and some are trivial for ordinary people. They may be boring, but they are always stories. After graduating from university in 2002, I was enlisted in the army. A few days ago to report to the unit, I returned home trip. Know that I joined the army news, friends and relatives have come to congratulate, my father is proud, because the town only a few years out of me so ”police officer “. The night before leaving, his father told me to drink for the first time, he said to me: ”Old unitary, do not be an official and forget who you are, who are you raising