Why are there so many young people now, serving as soldiers in the Japanese team and being Japanese lackeys?

1, the Japanese Self-Defense Force is short of people.

At present, there are about 200,000 soldiers in Japan's Self-Defense Force, with the army accounting for about 60% and other troops accounting for about 40%. Although the total strength of the Self-Defense Forces ranks among the best in the world, in fact, the Self-Defense Forces are still seriously short of personnel, mainly technical arms and army units, among which the army units are the most short, because they are the most bitter and tired and have the lowest wages.

2. Recruit China people in Japan.

In order to make up for the vacancy, Japan trumpeted the benefits of joining the army, but with the gradual decline of Japanese young people's ability to bear hardships and the increasing pressure of life, more and more Japanese young people are reluctant to join the army. So Japan came up with a trick: recruiting China people who have already entered Japanese nationality! At present, there are more than 600,000 Chinese in Japan, and the ability of Chinese to bear hardships and stand hard work is also one of the good qualities that soldiers need.

3. Employment pressure led China people to choose to join the Self-Defense Forces.

However, there are not a few Japanese who go to Japan to serve as soldiers. Because the employment pressure in Japanese society is relatively high and the Japanese generally reject foreigners, it is not easy for local China people to find jobs. Being a soldier is a good way. However, China people are often discriminated against and treated unfairly in the Japanese Self-Defense Forces, and many dirty jobs are done by China people. Serve you right!

There are as many as ten thousand people.

And not only men from China, but also many women from China will go to Japan to serve as soldiers. The enlistment of China people solved the problem of insufficient number of Japanese Self-Defense Forces. So far, tens of thousands of Japanese Chinese have joined the Self-Defense Forces. I don't know what they think.

According to the statistics of Japanese Ministry of Justice, there are 6 10000 Chinese in Japan, accounting for 28% of domestic immigrants, the largest. Secondly, the proportion of peninsula immigrants is 27%, ranking second.