Amidst the rigorous training of military life, there are times of exhaustion after arduous training sessions, but the birdsong each morning and evening serves as a gentle yet effective "spiritual tonic." In that setting, as the early morning sun casts its golden light on the branches of jackfruit and starfruit trees, and as the pale purple twilight descends behind the distant bamboo groves, the soldier feels his heart calm, as if touching a deeply cherished realm of memories.

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The chirping of birds evokes in me the whispers of my mother back home, like the lullabies my grandmother sang under the eaves years ago. The leaves rustling gently in the breeze, the birds soaring against the crimson sky at sunset—all of it brings a strange sense of closeness and familiarity. In this remote military unit, these simple sounds warm the heart of a soldier, deepening their love for nature and military life.

Perhaps that's why, during their breaks, many soldiers choose to sit under the shade of trees, listening to the birds sing, enjoying a rare moment of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of daily training and drills. It's a time when soldiers not only listen to the birds but also listen to their own souls, gaining strength and determination to continue their journey of training and dedication.

The natural surroundings of the barracks, with their birdsong and lush fruit trees, are not only a beautiful sight but also a silent companion, quietly strengthening the morale of each soldier. From this, whether in the early morning mist or at sunset, the soldiers remain steadfast and warm with faith.

LE VIET MINH HIEU

    Source: https://www.qdnd.vn/van-hoa/van-hoc-nghe-thuat/khuc-nhac-ban-mai-849062