Exploration and Practice of the Dynamic Cultivation Process of the Core Values of Contemporary Chinese Revolutionary Soldiers

Q. H. Song ^{1, 2}*
¹Army Logistics Academy, Chongqing Key Laboratory of Geomechanics & Geoenvironment Protection, 401331 Chongqing, China
²Technology Innovation Centre of Geohazards Automatic Monitoring, Ministry of Nature Resources (Chongqing Institute of Geology & Mineral Resources), 401120 Chongqing, China
DOI – http://doi.org/10.37502/IJSMR.2021.4605

Abstract

The professional characteristics of Chinese revolutionary soldiers determine that they are always facing various risks and challenges full of uncertainty and complexity. In order to effectively deal with various risks and challenges, it is urgent for every Chinese soldier to have the quality and ability to “Follow the Party, fight to win and forge exemplary conduct”, which is based on the core values of soldiers in the final analysis. However, the formation of core values is not achieved overnight, but a complex process of dynamic improvement with personal growth and progress, the ability to perform their duties, and the ability to learn, reflect and summarize. By means of case analysis and the combination of induction and deduction, combined with the change of responsibility and mission in the process of personal post-transformation, the author focuses on the direction and principles that should be grasped in the formation of personal values, as well as the relationship between personal values and the combination and inheritance of contemporary military core values. The results show that the formation process of Chinese soldiers’ core values has a solid foundation, strong plasticity, practicality, effectiveness, and sustainability, and the core values are the strong cornerstone for Chinese soldiers to deal with all risks and challenges.

Keywords: Core values; Chinese revolutionary soldiers; dynamic cultivation process.

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