What was the Wei suo system in Ming Dynasty? Why does it mean that the army is perfect?

The Wei suo system in Ming Dynasty is a pyramid system composed of the general flag, 100 households, 1,000 households and the forbidden guards. The Ming army was perfected because Zhu Yuanzhang added tasks that did not belong to them. If the guards are stationed in one place for a long time, they should not only guard the border, but also farm in their spare time. If there is no land suitable for farming by the river, they should be in charge of the army. If there are no living people, we should train them while the iron is hot. The following are some details of the health system.

First, generations have been soldiers.

The soldiers needed by the health care system are hereditary. Yes, not only officials can inherit these soldiers, but it is also not a good thing for soldiers to inherit, because the status of soldiers in the Ming Dynasty is extremely low. Almost every family was asked to provide a male soldier at that time. Once the previous generation dies, the family needs to re-elect a male soldier. If there are no men in the family, the county magistrate and other officials will be asked to choose another family.

Second, the army does not spend the world's money.

It is Zhu Yuanzhang's ideal to raise an army without paying a grain of rice in the world. At that time, it was divided that every soldier had more than ten acres of land to farm, so it was not impossible to realize Zhu Yuanzhang's dream, but how could it be so simple? I'm afraid these soldiers can no longer be called soldiers but laborers after long-term work.

Third, the defects of the medical center system

The system of medical and health care institutions has brought a lot of economic development, but it has also promoted the corruption of many local officials. After a long period of development, the army has formed a hidden rule that military training can be exempted as long as it pays enough money. Long-term non-training will lead to the situation that soldiers don't know who the general is and won't recognize him. Soldiers don't even know who the leader is fighting with, and when the hereditary system is not enough, many prisoners will be forced to join the army, but these prisoners may not really be able to defend their country, which led to the continuous desertion in the war at the end of the Ming Dynasty.