Do Thai monks and transgender people have to perform military service? How to choose if necessary?

The main reason why overseas travel is so popular now is that the world is wonderful. So far, there are more than 200 countries and regions in the world. Due to the differences in historical development and cultural environment, these countries will breed their own "diverse" and "different" cultures. Knowing these different cultures can bring us pleasure in traveling, so overseas travel is so attractive now. Therefore, many people may be surprised and puzzled by the phenomenon in some countries, such as Thailand, where there are many problems that plague China people.

Thailand is a country in the middle of Indochina Peninsula, formerly known as Siam. It is not bordered by China, but it is closely related to us. The reason is that there are 800-100000 Chinese in Thailand. Because of the long-term blood relationship, two-thirds of people in Thailand are related to China, so we China tourists like to travel to this country. Thailand is also rich in tourism resources. Buddhist civilization, island scenery, special snacks and nightlife culture will make people here enjoy themselves. However, it is precisely because of these resources that many people have doubts, such as military service. Many people should want to know, should Thai monks and transgender people perform military service?

If we want to talk about the most representative groups in Thailand, we must undoubtedly talk about the monks and transgender people here. First of all, Thailand is a Buddhist country. More than 90% of the people in Thailand believe in Buddhism, so Buddhist civilization is prevalent here, and it has another name of "the country of ten thousand buddhas", so monks can often be seen here. For transgender people, more people are actually willing to call them "shemale", which is a very distinctive group in Thailand. Although they are men, because they take estrogen from childhood, they often have female sexual characteristics and actions, and both groups are men, which will naturally involve military service. So do they need to do military service?

In fact, these two groups that have nothing to do with military service in our opinion are likely to need military service. Thailand is different from us. China has a large population and implements compulsory military service, also known as conscription. There is no need for compulsory military service, but countries with small populations are different. Thailand, for example, is a country that calls for universal conscription. As long as men reach a certain age, they need to participate in military service. The rule is that male monks and transvestites are inevitable. They are treated equally with other men and need military service.

However, it is worth mentioning that Thailand has a large population, so although all men in the country need to be recruited, not all of them are recruited. In fact, a "special method" has always prevailed here, and that is "drawing lots". Recruitment in Thailand is carried out in gyms or leisure centers. Men from a region will be gathered here and then draw lots here. If you draw a red sign, you need to bring a bag for military service, but if you draw a black sign, you don't need it. Therefore, it is normal to see monks and transvestites here, and transvestites can apply for exemption from military service as long as they prove that they have had surgery. Without this card, transvestites also need to draw lots.

It is worth mentioning that Thai monks are the main group to win the "red lottery". In Thailand, there has been a joke that "10 monks draw lots to win nine prizes". Mainly because many Thai monks will be lucky, and then they will be drafted for military service, and they will pass out directly after the draw. It looks quite funny. I wonder if you have served in the military. Do you think he is a good thing or a bad thing? Welcome to leave your comments.