The disciplined services and uniformed groups in Hong Kong are gradually moving towards the Chinese style of marching. The Hong Kong Institute of Correctional Services launched the "Forward Life" project in July to hold Chinese-style marching instructor courses for different auxiliary forces and youth uniformed groups, and introduce Chinese-style footsteps to all uniformed groups in the future. Lay the foundation.
Since the implementation of the plan, more than 60 seed instructors have graduated from the Chinese Marching Instructor Course for 5 auxiliary troops and youth uniform groups, including the Civil Security Force, the Hong Kong Aviation Youth Corps, the Hong Kong Maritime Youth Corps, the Auxiliary Medical Corps and the Hong Kong Navigation School. .
Representatives of the Civil Security Force and the Hong Kong Aviation Youth Corps received Chinese footwork training from the Correctional Services Department in July and August respectively. More than 30 members and team members each became seed mentors and will continue to teach Chinese style to the youth team members or members of the team. footwork.
The Civil Security Forces and the Hong Kong Aviation Youth Corps also stated that they will fully adopt Chinese footsteps, which will be officially adopted at the end of the year and next year respectively.
Correctional Services Officer and Correctional Services Department Chinese Marching Instructor Xu Woyan said that since the implementation of the plan, Chinese Marching Instructor Courses have been offered for 5 auxiliary units and youth uniformed groups. Among them, more than 60 seed instructors have completed the courses. Assist the affiliated group to promote and switch to Chinese footwork, hoping to train more seed instructors through the program, so that they can teach Chinese footwork skills and etiquette to their young teammates.
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Liu Zhixiong, a first-level correctional assistant, said that the Chinese-style marching course lasted for 5 days, including basic in-situ movements, marching procedures and flag raising ceremony.
Xu Woyan added that there will be an exam at the end of the course, including individual and group movements and passwords.
Xu continued to point out that there is also an extended training part of the plan. The "seed mentor" will refer the young team members who have completed the Chinese-style marching training to the Hong Kong Correctional Services College for training. National security seminars, career planning activities and induction seminars.
Aviation Youth League to adopt Chinese footsteps next year
Chen Mingde, the operations and training director of the Civil Aid Service Department and the representative of the graduates of the Civil Aid Service Team's seed instructor, pointed out that the Civil Aid Service took the initiative to contact the Correctional Services Department to provide Chinese-style marching training. In early July this year, about 33 people were sent to receive the instructor course. Upon successful graduation, an online learning platform will also be provided for team members to review.
Chen Xu said that the Civil Security Team will officially adopt the training and playground etiquette of Chinese footsteps at the end of the year.
Captain Tam Kwok-keung, head of the Marching Training Section of the Hong Kong Airlines Youth League and a graduate of the Hong Kong Airlines Youth League seed mentor representative, said that since its establishment in 1971, the Hong Kong Airlines Youth League has been using the British style of marching, but in order to enhance the members' sense of identity with the country , and reflects the team's solemn commitment to the motherland and the SAR government, and will officially adopt Chinese-style footsteps next year.
Tan pointed out that the related Chinese footsteps training started in mid-August, and about 30 representatives became seed mentors and then taught other members.
Now there are also members who have completed training to assist the university flag-raising ceremony, such as the National Day Flag Raising Ceremony of HKUST.
Marine Youth Corps, Auxiliary Medical Service and Hong Kong Navigation School are being trained
The seed instructors representing the Hong Kong Marine Youth Corps, the Auxiliary Medical Service and the Hong Kong Navigation School are being trained. They follow the instructions of the Correctional Services Department's Chinese-style marching instructors to perform different movements.
During the training process, seed instructors and young trainees can also experience the artificial intelligence Chinese-style marching learning station, which uses machines to check whether the Chinese-style marching movements are standard.
After selecting the action, follow the machine's instruction sound to perform the action, and finally, an artificial intelligence evaluation report will be obtained, showing the completion of the action in the form of a percentage.
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Correctional Services Officer: The difference between Chinese and English footsteps lies in "forward step"
Xu Woyan, director of the Correctional Services Department, said that the Correctional Services Department invited the honor guards of the three armed forces of the People's Liberation Army four times around the end of 2020 to provide training at the Correctional Services College.
Among them, the biggest difference from English-style footwork in the past is that there is no "forward step" movement in English-style footwork, and the "forward step" movement is also the most iconic movement in Chinese footwork. The muscles used are also different from those used in the past. More time to practice movements.
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