What is the nature of the patrolman recruited in Xinjiang? Are there really no holidays? number

It is true that there is no rest, mainly staying up late, and holidays such as home leave promised at the beginning of recruitment are all false, and they are often in a state of preparation. They can't go back to work for a month during the war preparation period. Eleven months a year is the combat readiness period, and there are more night shifts during work. Plus, combat readiness does not allow rest. You can imagine what the situation is, there is no overtime pay ... "Annual heating subsidy, performance award for work evaluation, and reimbursement for travel expenses.