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China's honor guards train rigorously for parade perfection

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Chinese honor guards undergo intense training to maintain perfect stillness and precision during ceremonies. One soldier, Liu Zhencheng, shared his experience of remaining motionless despite the noise and heat from Air Force One during a recent event. This rigorous preparation ensures their impeccable performance, adhering to the strict standards of the People's Liberation Army. AI

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China's honor guards train rigorously for parade perfection

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Alice Yan ·

    China honour guards undergo rigorous training – precise marching, standing still for 3 hours

    The Chinese soldier who went viral for remaining completely still as the US presidential aircraft, Air Force One, taxied nearby during a recent visit to China by Donald Trump, has spoken about the rigours of his job. Liu Zhencheng, 23, who serves in the Beijing Armed Police Corps…

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