Can soldiers be directly retired?

Retirement and discharge have the same meaning, and in some cases, they have specific meanings. Let's talk about retirement first. The retirement of retired soldiers from active service is the general term for veterans, so it includes the retirement of soldiers, the transfer of officers and non-commissioned officers, self-employment and retirement. However, there are many opinions about retirement, so the current retirement generally refers to the way in which non-commissioned officers or officers above the third level retire from active service and choose their own jobs. Retirement generally refers to the retirement of soldiers or non-commissioned officers below level 3. Officers or non-commissioned officers are also included in the scope of retirement.

But now it is generally said that it is directly transferred to other jobs, so the specific meaning of retirement is relatively narrow. First of all, you should know that soldiers are not only active and retired, but also reserve. As for the specific concept, I will explain it to you below. Serviceman: refers to a soldier who has the status of an active serviceman and is in active service. Active service is a kind of military service. In China, active servicemen refer to those who have served in the China People's Liberation Army and the Chinese People's Armed Police Force and have not retired, changed jobs or been demobilized.

According to the Military Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), active servicemen are composed of active servicemen (active conscripts and active sergeants) and active officers. Students in military academies (not all military academies) also have military status, are active servicemen (regarded as conscripts), and the time spent studying at school is counted as length of military service. Simply put, it is the staff currently in the army or military school. Reserve soldiers: reserve refers to the reserve period set for soldiers who retire from active service according to the number of years when they retire from active service.

For example, conscripts discharged from active service are discharged from active service and promoted to the rank of corporal for three years. During this three-year period, if the service unit participates in the war, it needs to be recalled. This is the so-called reserve. Retired soldiers: Retired soldiers are called up after the reserve period. Unless the country really needs to participate in the war, they will not be recalled when the active troops are in good condition. In addition, retirement applies to all military personnel, including officers, non-commissioned officers and conscripts. The scope is relatively wide. It means retiring from active service, but it doesn't mean retiring from reserve service.