“十八岁,十八岁,我参军到部队……”伴着一曲悦耳的歌声,怀着满腔的热血和激情,我跟着老班长乘上北上的列车,几经周折,我终于被一位又黑又高的领导带到了新兵连。三声刺耳的哨音响过,又听见一个大嗓门儿吼了一声“开饭!”新兵连长带着我们来到饭堂,餐桌上放有两个与洗澡盆一般大的铝盆。连长说:“同志们,一路辛苦了!今天早餐自由选择,吃面条的站这边,吃水饺的站那边。”吃面条还是吃水饺呢?记得在家过生日时,母亲每次都要求我吃面条,好像是说吃面条能健康长寿。这是走进军营的第一顿早餐,于是我毫不犹豫地选择了吃面条,因为我希望自己将来在军营的路能走得长远些。如今我才明白,部队对吃饭也有点讲究,新兵入伍第一顿吃面条,意味 “At the age of eighteen, at the age of eighteen, I joined the army ...” accompanied by a sweet song, with full of passion and passion, I followed the old squad leader on the north train, after many setbacks, I finally was a Dark and tall leaders brought recruits. Three harsh whistle sounded, and heard a loud voice roar loudly, “the opening meal!” Recorder commander with us came to the canteen, the table is placed with two basins generally large aluminum basin. Commander said: “Comrades, all the way hard! Today’s free choice of breakfast, eat noodles stand here, eat dumplings stand there.” Eat noodles or eat dumplings? Remember at home birthday, the mother each request I eat noodles, it seems that eating noodles can be healthy and longevity. This is the first breakfast into the barracks, so I chose not to hesitate to eat noodles because I hope I can go a long way in the barracks. Now I understand that the troops also pay attention to eating a little bit, recruiting the first meal to eat noodles, which means