The silver snake dances on the mountain and is like a wax elephant. In the early winter, the reporter, together with Bao Yongqiang, the deputy company commander of the third battalion of a special combat brigade of the army, flew by helicopter on the snow line of the northern Tibetan plateau. On this trip, Bao Yongqiang will carry out a special task - holding a certain type of digital reconnaissance equipment to observe the camouflage effect of ground troops camping in real time. The observation from the ground to the aerial view brings a new vision of military training. "The Twentieth National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) emphasized that we should further promote combat based military training, deepen joint training, confrontation training, and scientific and technological training." Bao Yongqiang told reporters, "To promote combat training, we need to look at ourselves more from the perspective of war and use more practical rulers to find weaknesses." On the way, Bao Yongqiang adjusted his equipment from time to time and observed carefully. Returning to the training site, he immediately submitted the problems found and rectification suggestions to the battalion party committee for discussion. During this period, the officers and soldiers of the battalion who are stationed at the plateau for training have carefully studied, publicized and implemented the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), compared with the new theories and requirements put forward by the 20th National Congress of the CPC, carefully combed the troop training and preparation, and continued to explore ways and means to further promote combat training. The enthusiasm for combat readiness training has continued to rise. "The Twentieth National Congress of the Communist Party of China emphasized that we should improve our strategic ability to safeguard national sovereignty, security, and develop interests, and effectively perform the tasks of the People's Army in the new era. Our special operations forces should always aim at this goal and comprehensively strengthen the training and preparation for war." "To promote combat based training, we must focus on the battle field, stick to the mission, and strive to challenge the limits." "We should not just be satisfied with challenging the traditional physiological and psychological or individual skill limits, but should mark the coordinates of the limits on a more severe test and stronger opponent in the battlefield"... What is the limit of combat training? Where is the limit? The more clear and in-depth understanding of officers and soldiers, the more impressed the reporter. The challenge to the limit is to practice all the skills that can be used in fighting to the best in the actual combat training - the cold wind is howling and the wind is blowing. Not long ago, the second level staff sergeant Xu Xihui, dressed in camouflage, lay quietly on the ground, and merged with the grayish yellow Gobi. Aim, fire and hit the target. The reporter found that Xu Xi would use a sniper gun without a sight glass. "On the battlefield, the sniper's sight may be damaged. In such extreme cases, we must resolutely complete the task." Xu Xi will tell reporters about a personal experience. In a sniper competition, a certain course requires shooting a portrait target that is only A4 in size 250 meters away without using a sight glass. Facing the new curriculum, he had to rely on the barrel of the gun for general aim urgently, and his shooting performance was not ideal. What you haven't practiced at ordinary times may become urgently needed in war at any time. When Xu Xi returns from the martial arts competition, he will focus on refining with his comrades in arms. Now, he can accurately hit the semi portrait target within 300 meters without a sight. "In order to further promote the combat training, we should not only focus on the 'meter second ring' in the sight, but also anticipate the extreme situations that may occur in the future battlefield." Learning from the report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Xu Xihui felt more urgent about the practical training of troops. As a battalion sniper instructor, he led his comrades in arms to study and practice hunting sniping, accompanying sniping and other fighting sniping methods, making it clear that snipers should not only shoot accurately