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Military precision doesn’t stop when the ceremony ends 🇨🇳 Members of China’s National Fla… — @chinaminutes

Posted Oct 25, 2026 (13 hours ago)26s9,576 views

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9,576
Likes
573
Comments
14
Shares
14
Saves
25
Engagement
6.28%
Duration
26s
Posted
Oct 25, 2026

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@chinaminutes's TikTok video "Military precision doesn’t stop when the ceremony ends 🇨🇳 Members of China’s National Flag Guard (国旗护卫队) in Beijing maintain their synchronised marching even when heading to and from duty, carrying their personal belongings as they move in step. The elite ceremonial unit is tasked with raising and lowering the Chinese national flag at Tiananmen Square each day, including at sunrise and sunset. To achieve their precise movements, guards undergo demanding drills focused on posture, marching rhythm and coordination, with every step carefully practised. #chinesesoldiers #soldiers #militarytok #precision #soldiertraining" has 9,576 views, 573 likes, 14 comments, 14 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 6.28% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 13 hours ago and runs 26 seconds. It has been saved 25 times.

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