What do you mean, the general's life

A general's life refers to an order given by a general or a general's will. In the army, the general's orders must be carried out, because the general is the supreme leader who commands the army, and their orders are related to the outcome of the war, even to the life and death of soldiers. Soldiers must obey the general's orders, carry out tasks and complete tasks in order to safeguard national security and peace.

In ancient times, generals were an extremely noble profession. They assisted the emperor in handling government affairs, commanding troops and managing places. The general's orders are authoritative and cannot be disobeyed. Every general should have both ability and political integrity. In modern society, great changes have taken place in the structure, management methods and tasks of the army, but the status and orders of generals are still unshakable. No matter in which era, the general's orders are related to the interests of the country and the people, especially in modern society, which is not only domestic security and peace, but also requires high-quality generals to ensure national interests in the international political arena.

Since the general's orders must be carried out, the general is not unsupervised. Reporting to superiors is one of the rights in the modern people's democratic system, and soldiers also have the right to supervise whether the general's orders are legal and fair. In war, a general must show his wisdom and courage according to the situation, and at the same time, he must abide by the laws and regulations of the state and the army and cannot make wrong decisions at will. In peacetime, in addition to commanding the army, a general should actively assume social responsibilities, uphold the attitude of people's interests, and make more contributions to the development and progress of the country and the people.