Standing on a mountain peak to paint the sea, he brushed the navigator soldiers' steadfast watch onto the culture wall, stroke by stroke
站在高山画大海,他在文化墙上一笔一笔绘出导航兵的坚守
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Provenance
| Desk | China Desk |
|---|---|
| Publishing institution | CMC Political Work Department |
| Source outlet | PLA Daily (解放军报) |
| Source language | zh-Hans |
| Source-stated publication date | 2026-06-28 |
| Original URL | http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16470188.html |
| Collected at | 2026-06-28 14:22:47 |
| Content fingerprint | 401b13df8308a1a2dad859bf4bb2fff79f62b3164e1b03b4417fb33cc4c3cb03 |
| Collection run | 71 |
| Analysis model | claude-sonnet-4-6 |
| Prompt version | v1 |
Stored source text
海军某部导航兵马腾—— 站在高山画大海 ■石毅初 解放军报特约记者 王宁川 马腾为文化墙涂色。 华东沿海,群山叠翠。深山之中,东部战区海军航空兵某部一座导航台站静静矗立。日复一日,驻守于此的导航兵在晨曦暮霭间守着电波,望穿云天。 营区的文化墙,是这片孤寂山野中一道风景线。墙上的一幅幅彩绘,描绘着导航兵的守望:航母犁开碧波,战鹰掠出云涛,山巅哨位挺立如松——勾勒这片壮阔海天的人,是台站的二级上士马腾。 马腾大学主修美术。从繁华城市来到偏远台站,内心的落差曾让他感到茫然无措。那天黄昏,台长、一级上士孟彦伟把马腾带到新粉刷的文化墙前,轻声说:“守山先守心。这里有我们守望的阵地,也是导航兵的家。你是学画的,就用你手里的笔把心里的风景画出来吧。” 马腾没有急于动笔。他先在纸上勾画草图,战友们你一言我一语,他记下每个人的建议,几易其稿,才捧起颜料站到墙前。没有长尺,他把细绳浸入颜料,弹线定位;缺少颜料,他让家人从网上购买寄到驻地。不久,一幅航母劈浪远航的彩绘图初显模样。 那天孟彦伟值班归来,抬眼望见墙面上的那抹湛蓝,笑意漫上眉梢。“马腾马腾,快马加鞭!”在大家的鼓励下,马腾一发不可收拾,他把导航台站战友们的工作生活日常,一幅一幅接连绽放在墙上。 有一幅画,画的是一台老式移动导航车。当年飞行训练多在凌晨展开,官兵须提前驱车上山。架天线、校频率……无论暴雨如注,还是寒风似刀,他们都得在山顶守到最后一架战机返航。一年深冬,天线被狂风撕裂,几个人跪在雪地里抢修近一个小时。扳手冻得粘住手套,他们回到宿舍才用热水烫开。 还有一幅画,画的是一碗汤面的故事。那是马腾刚来台站不久,有天晚上气温骤降,执勤归来的他被冻了个透心凉。正当他心中充满怨气的时候,孟班长给他端来了一碗热气腾腾的汤面。“台站虽小,可咱们守的是天上的战鹰。”孟彦伟的这番话像一束光,照进马腾心里。他渐渐明白,自己守护的不只是远方的海天,更是一代代导航兵用青春接力的站魂。 彩绘日渐丰富,马腾问大家还能再画什么。下士刘林林说,一艘航母太孤单,咱们守望的海,应该有更多战舰劈波斩浪。孟彦伟接过话:“还有舰载机,承载着我们的强军梦。” 马腾把大家的期望统一进行了“规划”,又接连画了好久。海浪翻涌、战鹰昂首、舰阵如山……当最后一笔落下,整面文化墙仿佛活了过来。 深夜值完班,月光漫过墙头,照亮了那些画中人、画中景。站在墙前,大家眼中的海天格外壮阔。刚刚下连的新兵来台站,孟彦伟给他们讲传统,第一课就是参观这面文化墙。 一位新兵仰头问:墙上的画,会不会褪色?孟彦伟笑了笑,回答得笃定:“褪了,还有人来画。我们走了,台站还有人接着守。” 山风年年吹,草木岁岁青。导航兵的坚守,如同礁石一般顽强。墙上的彩绘依然鲜亮如新,马腾偶尔还会添上几笔——新画的战舰更大,甲板上的战鹰更多。这里山高不见海,但在导航兵心里,早已装下万里无垠的碧波。
Summary
Machine summary
Second-Class Staff Sergeant Ma Teng, a fine-arts-trained navigator soldier (导航兵) at an Eastern Theater Command Naval Aviation navigation station on the eastern coast, painted a series of murals on the unit's culture wall (文化墙) depicting carrier strike operations, mountaintop watch posts, and station history, incorporating suggestions from fellow soldiers including First-Class Staff Sergeant Meng Yanwei. This is standard political-work content — its value is as a record of how the PLA Navy frames unit cohesion and retention of technically educated conscripts at remote, unglamorous postings, not as evidence of a new policy or capability development. The framing around the station spirit (站魂) and the culture wall as an onboarding tool for newly assigned soldiers points to an institutional effort to normalize long-term service at isolated navigation stations supporting naval aviation.
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Source text. CMC Political Work Department. "站在高山画大海,他在文化墙上一笔一笔绘出导航兵的坚守." PLA Daily (解放军报), 2026-06-28. http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16470188.html.
As held. Indo-Pacific Record, China Desk Corpus, Record 1859, Snapshot — 2026-08-26 (3,574 records).