Now, check out Ryan, a three-year-old toddler, who has comparable gestures of a solider already.

His video has been a hot click on the Internet with him imitating the military honor guard using an umbrella.

In honoring the little one's effort and passion, the Ministry of National Defense has created a

custom-made wooden replica just for him.

Let's take a look at how Ryan is reacting to this recognition.

Presenting this gun is a little soldier wearing a green uniform named Ryan. He is lovely with his movements and gun action, undergoing this training at home.

The Tri-Service military honor guard typically goes through three months of training.

When Ryan stands in front of them he listens to their instructions and mimics their moves.

Though he is small child, he is able to do all of these movements as he is quite cute with many people picking up a camera to snap his picture.

Wearing a military uniform and holding a mini-protocol gun, Ryan was officially upgraded to the mini military honor guard.

He was quite happy to receive this honor as he took an official protocol mini wooden gun that is only 65 cm in length and weighs 290 grams.

To Ryan it is almost the size of his small umbrella, and when compared to the real protocol gun, the weight and length is nearly half.

The Ministry of National Defense took the unprecedented move of issuing this special mini-protocol gun as a gift to Ryan to encourage him to keep practicing.