Thai immigrants evade military service.

Soldiers in Thailand are a profession that does not have enough to eat. How can soldiers defend their country if they don't have enough to eat? In Thailand, the military is poorly paid and the status of soldiers is relatively low. Coupled with Thailand's religion and national conditions, many people would rather be a shemale than do military service. Every year, there are many men crying at the conscription scene in Thailand, because what is waiting for them? Miserable military life? . So why don't Thai men dare to be soldiers?

1. Military service system is not equal to military treatment. Thailand has a compulsory military service system. Thai men must take the military service examination as long as they reach the age of military service. Whether it is a transvestite or a monk, as long as the gender on the ID card is male, it can't escape the inspection. But for this kind of compulsory military service system, the supporting treatment can be said to be very poor. Thailand's military spending is lower than that of neighboring countries, and it is too low to ensure that soldiers can eat enough. Their officers call it. Temper your will? . Soldiers train hard every day, but in the end they still don't have enough to eat. This is not the treatment that the army should have.

2. The salaries and subsidies of soldiers are very low. In Thailand, the salary of soldiers is very low compared with other industries. Because of the shortage of labor in Thailand, many companies offer higher salaries than the military. In other words, finding a job casually is higher than the salary of a soldier. Moreover, due to the chaotic situation in Thailand, ordinary soldiers are often sent to dangerous areas to perform tasks. In the event of unfortunate death, the government's subsidies to family members are very low, only enough to eat a few meals. If the government can't solve the worries of soldiers, how can soldiers who are fathers, husbands and sons be willing to work hard?

3. Religious influence Thailand is a Buddhist country. Many people were sent to monasteries to practice when they were young. In this religious environment, people are taught to spread Buddhism and do good deeds instead of taking up arms to kill people. Many Thai soldiers were afraid to shoot when they first joined the army, even the army? Buddhist army? .

In the final analysis, Thai men dare not be soldiers, and the responsibility lies not with the people, but with the Thai government. If you can't let the soldiers have enough to eat and can't relieve the worries of the soldiers, then it is equivalent to squeezing the soldiers. Although the current compulsory military service system can ensure the needs of military resources, it will be sad for the whole country if the Thai government does not carry out reforms until everyone dares to be a soldier.