她们是一群“90后”女兵,出生在日益开放且多元的网络时代,与高速发展的社会同步成长,他们是非比寻常的“独立体”、“复杂体”乃至“矛盾体”。认识她们已经很久了,久到我看着她们在军营中来了又去,度过对她们而言漫长又短暂的两年时光,看到她们其中的某个女孩,从稚嫩的新兵成长为一名军官,或者从少女成为了一个母亲,我常常会产生恍惚的错觉,好像那似曾相识的面孔从未离开过。我并不是要告诉外界这群女兵是如何生活 They are a group of “female soldiers after the 90s”, born in the increasingly open and diversified network era and are simultaneously growing up with the fast-growing society. They are extraordinary “independent bodies”, “complex bodies” and even “Contradictions”. It has been a long time since I knew them, and long after I watched them come and went in the barracks, spent two long and short periods of time for them, and saw one of their girls grow from immature recruits to one An officer, or a girl from a girl, I often create the illusion of a trance, as if that familiar face never left. I am not trying to tell the outside world how these female soldiers live