Xue Yu Jun Hun

In 2017, with the arrival of a new wave of military reforms, the Party Central Committee and the Central Military Commission, taking into account the changing global strategic landscape and the real security threats facing China’s southwestern borders, made a major strategic decision to establish the army’s first plateau army aviation unit on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Tan Fei, deputy director of the Combat Training Bureau, is ordered to step forward as the brigade’s first commander. Facing difficulties such as having no barracks, no airport, and no equipment, he leads the officers and soldiers in building and training simultaneously. In just three months after its establishment, the unit successfully flies across unfamiliar routes to rescue seriously wounded border soldiers during a confrontation, earning commendation from higher authorities. However, Tan Fei understands that the mission of preparing for combat is as heavy as a mountain. Plateau deployment and training must contend with harsh environments above 4,000 meters in altitude, while complex weather conditions and dangerous terrain frequently lead to accidents. Future tasks such as border patrols and long-range deployment will bring even greater challenges. (Source: Chinese = iQiyi || Translation = kisskh) Edit Translation

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