Some people say that a university without a club is not a true university. In universities, various student clubs are flourishing and flourishing, forming a rich and colorful campus culture. Among them, military clubs gather numerous "military enthusiasts", some use their professional expertise to create national defense themed works, some rely on disciplinary advantages to carry out military research and practical activities, some organize club members to carry out national defense sports... They gather together with common interests, learn military knowledge, cultivate patriotism, and carry out national defense education activities both on and off campus, creating a strong national defense cultural atmosphere, Become a beautiful scenery in the Jingjing campus. In this issue, let's walk into three universities and explore the development path of military clubs. At the beginning of the new semester, Yan Shangjun, the president of the Military Fans Society of Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, received a WeChat message from a classmate asking when the club would organize a new shooting activity. Many students are looking forward to the national defense themed art photos and short video works they create. It is understood that the military fan club is composed of students from the school who love national defense and military culture. Since its establishment in 2016, it has completed more than 40 national defense themed shoots and produced over a thousand high-quality works. "Photography and videography works have strong dissemination and infectiousness, and are easy to inspire young people's enthusiasm for military and martial arts." Huang Huixiong, the founder of Junfan Society, told reporters that he studied film and television production and saw that some clubs' animated character photo shoots were very popular. This gave him great inspiration who loves national defense: why not shoot and produce works with national defense themes to attract more people to care about and support national defense construction! So, Huang Huixiong and the initial members of the Military Fans Society showcased the daily training and task execution scenes of officers and soldiers through a series of photographic and video works, attracting students to further understand national defense and the military. In terms of shooting themes, they consider the acceptance characteristics of their peers and choose based on current events and hot topics. In 2021, in conjunction with the 13th anniversary of the Wenchuan earthquake, Junfan Society took a set of themed photos of airborne rescue, which were widely spread on online platforms and successfully gained popularity. In the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, the "15 Airborne Soldiers" blindly jumped from a height of 4999 meters under the "three no" conditions, opening a rescue channel. After many years, many members of the Military Fans Society still remember the shock they had when they saw the news. To pay tribute to the brave paratroopers, members of the Military Fans Society searched for information together, and on the basis of respecting facts, through reasonable artistic imagination and post production, reconstructed thrilling rescue scenes, which aroused strong resonance among school teachers, students, and netizens. It is understood that the entire creation took three months, and each stage was completed by the members of the club. Students majoring in drama and art are responsible for scene arrangement, students majoring in handicrafts participate in prop production, and students majoring in film and television are responsible for filming and post production. The filming was carried out in a parking lot outside the school, and due to venue limitations, the participating members needed to use their imagination to perform high-altitude parachute jumps and other actions indoors on flat ground. Retired college student Hu Taoyong has a tall and well-trained figure, and not only participated in the filming, but also served as a motion guide. "Everything is done to fully showcase the heroic image of the children's soldiers in the work," Hu Taoyong said. Learning