Don’t bother about random post but I just found out that I have many things about my NS that happened in March to May this year that I haven’t post up. So I know that many junior have been chosen for the national service a.k.a. PLKN and here you found a good place to know the truth and life about it in there.
Every NS trainee have to go for spiritual class to learn more about your religion. I am a Buddhist, so I attended the Buddhist class every Thursday and Friday night. There’s teacher came from Buddhist society to our camp at night and give us speech and teachings.
Friday class.
On Thursday night, we learn about Buddhism, on Friday night, we learn about Di Zi Gui and how to live happily. It’s quite fun and you know it’s actually the funnest night of all week where it’s not very hot, but wearing the uniform or call pakaian 2 still hot a bit and it’s all Chinese there where we can communicate in Chinese, easily and happily. =D
They actually have English class but majority is Mandarin speaking so there’s only like 8 went to the Chinese class. This is the time we makes fun together and talk. And we have too many Chinese around 200 in the camp so our class is again divided into small group instead following our own squadron.
Khang, Chuen, me, Weng and Comel. =D
Another thing is on Saturday, we go to Chinese temple to pray which I will talk about it another time. =D Christian will go to church whereas the Hindu will go to Hindu temple. So NS is not all about physical training and stuff. It also try to train your mental.
Miss the days back in the camp. Hmm. :X
3 Comments
Steven TSH
November 2, 2010 at 12:08 pmThis post reminds me of my time during NS.. Missed it a lot 🙂
Mizna Mohamed87
July 19, 2011 at 3:33 amHi, My name is Mizna, I am doing research on PLKN and was wondering if i can interview you on your experience. If interested, do drop an email at mizna.mohamed87gmail.com. Thanks
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