Step 1: Fold the quilt flat with both hands, then fold it in parallel and then press it tightly. This step is the key to quilt formation. If it is not compacted, the edge of the folded quilt will be wrinkled, and the whole quilt will collapse and appear uneven. Folding military quilts is not only the requirement of military regulations, but also a way to exercise one's will and temper one's heart, representing the masculinity of soldiers.

Step 2: Fold two-handed business card printing.

Cut off the stripe mark with both hands (as shown in the figure below 1), and then push it back and forth hard until the mark is obvious. Lift the middle of both sides into a convex shape with both hands (as shown in Figure 2 below), fold the quilt according to the marks, and trim the edges, paying attention to each side at right angles (as shown in Figures 3 and 4 below).

Step 3: Fold your hands in half and knead them into "tofu blocks"

The folded parts on both sides of the general are folded in half at the other end of the quilt, and a complete army is formed. (as shown in Figure 3 and Figure 4 below) Finally, the whole quilt should be pinched to make it horizontal, flat and vertical, neat and beautiful.

Extended data:

Folding quilts is a "basic format" for soldiers. In fact, folding quilts, doing housework and walking in the queue are all completing the "basic formatting" of a soldier. In military terms, it is called "cultivating education", which is to make you do something that you don't understand, hate and contradict for a long time, and form a subconscious mind that obeys orders unconditionally.

A qualified soldier must have a subconscious mind to obey orders unconditionally.

This kind of subconscious cultivation is not to make you do something that you don't understand, hate and contradict for a long time, and to form unconditional obedience to orders overnight. However, this is the "basic format" of military personnel.

References:

Folding quilt-Baidu Encyclopedia