I have a whole bunch of questions about conscripts that I have trouble answering

1.How does the Hong Kong Garrison enter? Is it possible for me to get in such a situation? Unrelated households

There are three kinds of situations, one is to be specially recruited when enlisting in the army, another is to pass through selection and assessment, and the other is to change the defense of the formed unit (this also has to go through the assessment).

Take the field troops as an example: get up at 6 o'clock in the morning, exercise for about half an hour, then come back to sort out the housework, eat breakfast at 7 o'clock, train until noon at 8 o'clock, have 2 to 3 hours of rest time after lunch (the time schedule is different in winter and summer), continue training at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, engage in physical fitness at 5 o'clock to 6 o'clock, finish eating, watch the news broadcast at 7 o'clock, watch the news broadcast at 7 o'clock, or continue to conduct physical training, roll call at about 9:30 o'clock, and turn off the lights at 10 o'clock.

On weekends, field troops are off only on Sundays, and they clean up on Sunday afternoons. If you have a mechanism, you can take two days off.

3.That's a bit of a problem. Forehead. Can I bring a PC? I want to use my spare time to learn computer technology as much as possible, and I can't waste time

It depends on what unit you go to, some troops can, some can't. Some of them can't get on the Internet even if they can bring them there, or they can only go to the military network. Generally, desktop computers will be placed in the company's activity room and become public.

The notebook will be kept at the company headquarters or battalion headquarters, and can only be taken out on rest days.

1. The Hong Kong Garrison is generally specially selected, and generally recruits whatever branch of the army is what kind of unit is the type of soldier when recruiting. Every year, the recruits go to different places. 2.

Troops generally wake up at 6 a.m. and rest at 10 a.m. The training of each branch of the armed forces is also different, and the special branches of the armed forces do not have rest, and they are generally not allowed to go out. 3.

Generally, you are not allowed to bring a computer, recruits are stricter, mobile phones don't have to play, and after a long time, you are veterans, and you can have mobile phones. I.

Legal analysis: Peiyuan compulsory military is a voluntary conscription of citizens to serve in the army, and sign a service contract with the military for a period of two years. The medical requirements for compulsory soldiers are very strict, and the first year of service is a private, and the second year is a private.

With the approval of the Military Commission, from 2020, the conscription will be adjusted from one conscription a year and one retirement to two conscriptions and two retirements a year.

Legal basis: Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China Article 4 Citizens of the People's Republic of China, regardless of ethnicity, race, occupation, family background, religious belief or educational level, are obliged to perform military service in accordance with the provisions of this Law. Citizens with serious physical defects or severe disabilities who are unfit for military service are exempt from military service.

Citizens who have been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law are not allowed to perform military service.