"With Strength, They Break Through the Circle"

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The Brave and Striving "Tianshan Chuying"

Fearless and daring, unyielding in the face of adversity

is the most vivid impression left by

Sergeant Abdu Salamu Tudaqi

of a certain brigade of the 79th Group Army

This "post-2000" Uyghur soldier,

who rushed from the southern foothills of Tianshan to the military camp in the north,

achieved the soaring flight of the "Chuying" through persistent effort.

With a solid foundation in athletics

and day-to-day intensive training,

Abdu broke the long-standing record

in the brigade's 3000-meter run

during his first participation in the brigade's military sports meeting.

He became famous in one battle.

However, the moment of glory was fleeting.

In the same event,

when he stood on the armed 5-kilometer race again,

he ranked low due to endurance issues.

This defeat became a deeply etched lesson on his military journey.

He got back up from where he fell.

Since then,

Abdu plunged into even harsher training

to make up for his physical shortcomings in continuous combat.

One year later, on the competition field,

he won three championships in the 800 meters, 3000 meters,

and armed 5 kilometers,

two of which broke records.

With outstanding achievements, he was awarded a second-class merit.

The brave and striving "Tianshan Chuying"

is soaring towards a broader sky.

Profile

Abdu Salamu Tudaqi, male, from Atushi, Xinjiang, enlisted in March 2024, a probationary member of the Communist Party of China, currently serving as a squad leader in a certain company of the 79th Group Army. In two years of service, he has consistently excelled in martial skills and continuously pushed his physical limits, winning championships four times in the brigade's mass training competitions, including breaking event records twice. He has been awarded second-class merit once and received commendation once. At the end of last year, he was recognized as one of the "Top Ten Red Army Bloodline Figures" in the brigade.

The "Invisible Hunter" with Insight

When talking about Liu Yongzhou,

a network security engineer from a certain brigade of the 71st Group Army,

everyone says he is a person who

"cannot tolerate any sand in his eyes."

During a network attack and defense exercise,

both sides engaged in a battle of wits on the "invisible battlefield."

After the exercise,

while reviewing the operation records of the system,

an abnormal code appeared on the screen.

The technical backbone present

thought it was a routine minor fault.

"No,"

Liu Yongzhou called up this prompt

and the corresponding data packet.

The more he looked, the more he felt something was wrong.

"Someone is testing the system's recognition blind spots."

He decided to investigate thoroughly.

Three days later,

Liu Yongzhou successfully patched the system's vulnerabilities

by optimizing the abnormal behavior detection strategy.

This ability to "see the small and know the big"

is not innate.

Liu Yongzhou treats the office as a "second battlefield,"

studying cutting-edge technical literature,

delving into new attack and defense topics,

and exploring multiple new tactics in network security.

He has published two academic papers

and independently developed a detection engine,

significantly improving the system's recognition rate for abnormal behaviors.

Profile

Liu Yongzhou, male, from Puyang, Henan, enlisted in June 2013, joined the Party in May 2014, currently serving as a network security engineer in a certain brigade of the 71st Group Army. Over 13 years of military service, he has participated in more than ten major training tasks, published two academic papers, completed five research projects in the field of cybersecurity, and independently developed an AI-based detection engine. He has been recognized twice as an "Excellent Officer with Four Qualities" and in 2025, his unit was commended as an "Advanced Unit in Military Information Communication Preparedness" by higher authorities.

The "Artillery Doctor" with Steadfastness

Steadfast and persistent

is the most distinctive trait of

Sergeant Zhao Guangjun, the "Artillery Doctor" from a certain brigade of the 77th Group Army,

in his 22 years of military service.

In 2018,

when the brigade was equipped with a certain type of rocket artillery,

Zhao Guangjun took the initiative to tackle the challenges of equipment maintenance and repair.

To conquer this "hard nut,"

he sacrificed his rest time,

immersing himself in the training ground,

consulting technical experts from neighboring units,

studying each component,

and checking each circuit.

His thick notebook is filled with

detailed technical points.

With this steady and methodical approach,

after months of research,

he outlined several core inspection steps

and compiled a technical inspection manual.

Since enlisting,

Zhao Guangjun has remained dedicated to his post,

innovating teaching methods,

and compiling over 100,000 words of technical notes,

successfully training more than 20 technical backbones.

Profile

Zhao Guangjun, male, from Fuyuan, Yunnan, enlisted in December 2003. He has successfully eliminated equipment hazards multiple times, making outstanding contributions to the combat effectiveness of the troops. He has received the third prize of the "Excellent Non-Commissioned Officer Talent Award" in the military, was selected as one of the first "Army Craftsmen" training candidates in 2023, and included in the talent pool of the Western Theater Army in 2024; he has been awarded second-class merit once and third-class merit four times, and his squad has been awarded third-class merit once.

The "Leading Goose in Victory" who Dares to Fight and Strategize

"Our company commander

is truly daring and strategic.

Working with him feels great!"

In the "Great Merit Company on Buddha Country Mountain" of a certain brigade of the 81st Group Army,

when mentioning Company Commander Zong Dong,

the officers and soldiers instantly opened up.

During an exercise,

the higher-ups required the company

to closely coordinate with brother units

to quickly break through the "enemy's" defenses.

Zong Dong took the lead in formulating a coordination plan,

repeatedly simulating scenarios,

and clarifying action nodes, cooperation details,

and emergency response processes one by one.

He broke down the barriers to coordination.

In just half an hour,

he and his comrades successfully destroyed key targets,

completing the mission successfully.

Ultimately,

in the comprehensive assessment of the army in the theater,

Zong Dong led the company

to successfully complete the assigned tasks

with no errors throughout the process,

passing the assessment with excellent results,

significantly enhancing the unit's rapid response

and coordinated combat capabilities.

Brother units commented,

"This is the strength of an honor company,

and it is also the hard work of Zong Dong in commanding troops!"

Profile

Zong Dong, male, from Xiaoxian, Anhui, enlisted in September 2013, joined the Party in April 2018, currently serving as a company commander in a certain brigade of the 81st Group Army. He led the establishment of the company's technology work station, researched technological innovations, and successfully applied for three patents with the company's technical backbones, being recognized multiple times as an "Excellent Officer with Four Qualities." Last year, the company he led was commended as an "Advanced Unit in Military Training" by the army in the theater.

Authors: Wang Zhongwei, Wang Lijun, Liu Yihan, Gao Jianhui, Han Gang, Cai Congrun, Qin Guijun, Di Bowen

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Tactical
Primary Category
Military Operations
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Military training and competitions
Location
Xinjiang · China
Unit
79th Group Army, 71st Group Army, 77th Group Army, 81st Group Army
Time
Recent events
Equipment
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Summary

Abdusalam Tudaqi of the 79th Group Army broke the 3000m run record during a recent military sports event in Xinjiang, China. Liu Yongzhou from the 71st Group Army successfully identified and patched a security vulnerability in a cyber defense exercise. Zhao Guangjun from the 77th Group Army created a technical manual for artillery maintenance, while Zong Dong of the 81st Group Army led a flawless military exercise, enhancing unit coordination and response capabilities.

Key Facts
  • Abdusalam Tudaqi broke the 3000m run record at the 79th Group Army's sports event.
  • Liu Yongzhou identified and fixed a security vulnerability during a cyber defense exercise.
  • Zhao Guangjun developed a technical manual for artillery maintenance after extensive research.
  • Zong Dong led a successful military exercise with zero errors in coordination.