Korean men have to serve at a certain age. Why Chinese men don t

South Korea's male military service system is a national system, and you must obey it regardless of whether you are a popular entertainment star or whatever.

Unless Korean men renounce their own nationality or become a foreign citizen, some fraudulent means will eventually be held accountable for continuing to serve in the military, and in this case, they will be blamed and spurned by all Korean citizens. It is worth mentioning that many male artists in the Korean entertainment industry have experienced the process of suspending their acting careers for about 2 years to serve in the military, and then coming back to re-enter the ranks of acting careers, which is remarkable.

Many of the words of Chinese men do not meet the requirements for being a soldier in terms of image and knowledge.

In the past, China's military was a privileged organization, and being a soldier meant having privileges that were different from others. As for what privileges you can access to some of the people who served in the military in the decade, and now, the brilliance of that privilege is still there. So military service is a good way out, especially in a country with such a large population that does not have the risk of war like the United States.

However, Chinese law stipulates that citizens are obliged to perform military service, and you can also check it.

In democracies, military service is done to protect one's interests from aggressors, and in non-democracies, military service is done to defend the regime. In exchange, the regime privileged its military. Something like this.

Because there are many Chinese, you can't use so many soldiers, on the contrary, if you want to be a soldier, you can't be a soldier without a way. China wants to be a soldier too much.

Remember one sentence:

People are forced to serve, and ours are looking for a way to become soldiers.

Do you know why?

Let me tell you.

Our population is simply too much!

There are many Chinese, and those who want to serve can't take their turns, and where can they afford to raise so many people.

It is obvious that there are many Chinese, and everyone wants to serve... Why are so many people going?

.Because the national policy is different.

Korean men are required to serve two years of military service, but you can lend me a time of your choosing, and you must do it before you reach the age of service. Because South Korea's population is relatively small, in order to better promote the development of South Korea's military strength, there will be such mandatory regulations.

This is indeed the case, mainly because the Korean population is not particularly large, and this can help them have a better development.

South Korea is an economically developed country, and men aged 20-30 in South Korea must serve in the military, which is already a mandatory requirement, except for some very special reasons, so that people in this age group can be exempted from military service.

The reason for the existence of such a situation is to strengthen the ROK's military strength in case of a shortage of troops in the event of a future war.

Summing up these reasons, they can be roughly divided into the following two types:

1. It is mandatory for Koreans to serve in the army at the appropriate age, and the shortest service time of all branches of the military is 24 months. Even popular stars are no exception in this regard.

For those who do not wish to go to college after graduating from high school, they will immediately receive a notice of military service and then spend their time in the military camp.

For those who go to university, they will also take a leave of absence during their college years and then serve in the army. This is not an exception even for highly educated graduate students.

After the end of military service, those who go to school can continue to go to school on campus, and those who do not go to school can start a new life as they want.

2. Maintaining Military StrengthSouth Korea is a truce country, and the population of the country is not large, in order to be able to enhance its military strength, and also to be able to replenish more troops when necessary.

It is necessary to conduct militarized training for citizens of appropriate age on weekdays. This is also a very important reason why military service in South Korea is generally very hard.

They do this only so that those who serve in the military can get the best exercise and have super willpower to live this meaningful life.

Of course, there are exceptions among these Koreans of appropriate age, who are not required to serve in the military. And this kind of people either have serious diseases and are not suitable for being soldiers; Either they have made a significant contribution to the country and can be exempted from military service.

The main reason is that South Korea has a small land area and a relatively small population, and if they want to have troops available in special circumstances, then they must have enough troops, which can only be achieved by all men in the military.

This is a mandatory policy in South Korea. Because as long as a man in South Korea reaches a certain age, he must be forced to perform military service, otherwise he will be punished by law.

This is because South Korea has a small population and the country's military is not very developed, so every man needs to serve in the military.

South Korea has a small population and a shortage of soldiers, so the South Korean state has such a policy that military service is mandatory when a certain age is met.

South Korea has no wartime command, so why should men have to serve in the military when they reach adulthood? The reason is simple.

Yes, if you are not healthy, you can do without it, and there is a military service law.

Because South Korea has a compulsory conscription system.

Grades 1 to 3 are qualified candidates for active duty, and they are respectively assigned to the army, navy and air force on active duty.

Level 4 refers to those who fail to meet the standards of some projects, and will be dispatched to national and local ** institutions or public organizations as "public welfare service officials".

Level 5 personnel are to be assigned to Second Civil Service and are only dispatched in case of emergency.

Level 6 is a person with a serious illness or mental disorder who is exempt from military service.

Level 7 is considered to be unable to determine the physical condition and must be re-examined the following year. The length of service varies slightly from branch to branch, with the general length of service being 21 months.

South Korea has no wartime command, so why should men have to serve in the military when they reach adulthood? The reason is simple.

Because there are a total of 50 million people in South Korea, half of them are women, 25 million people. According to the age structure of the Korean population, there are about 1.8 million people between the ages of 20 and 24 plus about 1.6 million people between the ages of 25 and 29, that is, three or four million people. Because everyone served for two years, there were five batches of military service in the decade between the ages of 20 and 29, and 3 million divided by 5 equaled 600,000 4 million divided by 5 equaled 800,000.

South Korea's current military strength is 680,000. So you look at a turnip, a pit. Only two years of national service can guarantee that the country will have enough troops every year.

My data is approximate and not precise enough, but it already speaks for itself. You ask me why South Korea has to maintain such a huge army of 680,000? Because North Korea has 1.2 million troops.